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The journey was a long one, indeed.The Class of 2013 arrived in 2009 eager, wild-eyed, and excited 鈥?and four years later, they would leave just the same way. There was Commencement speaker Oprah 鈥?Oprah! 鈥?ushering them into a new chapter, urging Harvard s stanley cup latest graduates to max out their humanity. There were friends and families cheering and snapping pictures from their seats in Tercentenary Theatre. There were cries, certainly, but cries of joy. With new degrees in hand, it was all over, and it was all worth it.Share this articleShare on FacebookShare on LinkedInEmail articlePrint/P stanley puodelis DFThe Class of 2013 lines up to process into the Memorial Church for Baccalaureate Service. Restricted to members of the graduating class, the service is intended as a farewell to seniors from the president and clergy, in a less formal setting than that on Commencement Day. Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard Staff PhotographerWorkers from the William Blanchard Co. in stanley cups Wakefield, Mass., raise the tent for Commen Qhjq Doggone that stress
It is time to look to the future and try to heal age-old wounds, said Carel de Rooy, UNICEF Representative in Russia. In the aftermath of Beslan, we fear that things will g stanley kubek et worse unless we work with children and young people to build tolerance and understanding, he added of the town in the Russian Federation s republic of North Ossetia, where 338 people were killed and 747 injured in a hostage taking linked to separatists in the nearby republic of Chechnya. It seems fitting, after the tragic events in Beslan, that schools should be at the heart of efforts to build peace and reco stanley tumblers nciliation, he said. The programme will begin in January with a study tour to existing peace education programmes supported by UNICEF, and will include art competitions, sports contests, youth discussions, exchange visits and summer camps for children and young people from differ stanley cup ent ethnic groups and religions. It is scheduled to run initially until December 2005 and will require $500,000. UNICEF provide
The journey was a long one, indeed.The Class of 2013 arrived in 2009 eager, wild-eyed, and excited 鈥?and four years later, they would leave just the same way. There was Commencement speaker Oprah 鈥?Oprah! 鈥?ushering them into a new chapter, urging Harvard s stanley cup latest graduates to max out their humanity. There were friends and families cheering and snapping pictures from their seats in Tercentenary Theatre. There were cries, certainly, but cries of joy. With new degrees in hand, it was all over, and it was all worth it.Share this articleShare on FacebookShare on LinkedInEmail articlePrint/P stanley puodelis DFThe Class of 2013 lines up to process into the Memorial Church for Baccalaureate Service. Restricted to members of the graduating class, the service is intended as a farewell to seniors from the president and clergy, in a less formal setting than that on Commencement Day. Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard Staff PhotographerWorkers from the William Blanchard Co. in stanley cups Wakefield, Mass., raise the tent for Commen Qhjq Doggone that stress
It is time to look to the future and try to heal age-old wounds, said Carel de Rooy, UNICEF Representative in Russia. In the aftermath of Beslan, we fear that things will g stanley kubek et worse unless we work with children and young people to build tolerance and understanding, he added of the town in the Russian Federation s republic of North Ossetia, where 338 people were killed and 747 injured in a hostage taking linked to separatists in the nearby republic of Chechnya. It seems fitting, after the tragic events in Beslan, that schools should be at the heart of efforts to build peace and reco stanley tumblers nciliation, he said. The programme will begin in January with a study tour to existing peace education programmes supported by UNICEF, and will include art competitions, sports contests, youth discussions, exchange visits and summer camps for children and young people from differ stanley cup ent ethnic groups and religions. It is scheduled to run initially until December 2005 and will require $500,000. UNICEF provide