A couple of things hit the new regarding college graduations this last weekend so I thought I’d put them all in one place. If you heard of more, feel free to chime in in the comments.
First up: Howard University:
Apparently Howard (a Historically Black College or University) didn’t do much in the way of advanced planning for the ceremony of its nursing students. Because of a large graduating class and the fact that they did not give out tickets for the event, they ran out of room in the auditorium and didn’t have overflow viewing set up, apparently. And the family members took umbrage and broke windows and pounded on the doors to the point where they shut the whole thing down.
The money quote from the Dean of the College (emphasis mine):
“Because of the size of the room, and because our relatives sometimes do not know how to act, the fire department is now here to shut us down,” Spivey-Brown said to the crowd.
Video from the NY Post here .
Next on the list, Duke University:
Students walk out on Jerry Seinfelds’s commencement speech. And not just that, but they tried to drown him out by shouting ‘Free Palestine’. I’m sure Mr. Seinfeld is overjoyed that he has sent TWO children to Duke and paid full freight for them.
student walkout at Duke university commencement as Jerry Seinfeld’s speech is announced. his introduction by university president is being drowned out by “free free Palestine” chants ❤️🔥🇵🇸 pic.twitter.com/oNLesaput3
— the great clown snorman (@iamschvitzing) May 12, 2024
As a note, the booing is for the self-important clods who couldn’t even shut up about their newest pet cause for twenty minutes.
And last, but by no means least, Thomas Jefferson University:
An excruciatingly horrible graduation with an announcer who is definitely functionally illiterate. It was so bad that the president of the university publicly apologized.
This is the graduation ceremony at Thomas Jefferson University.
Tuition: $38,000
The word “Thomas” is literally in the name, and yet somehow, the DEI announcer says “Ta-ho-may.”
— John LeFevre (@JohnLeFevre) May 10, 2024
It really reminded me of this:
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