Emily Susanne Etheridge and her mother, Peggy Etheridge, from Peru, Ill., shared a proud moment after yesterday's commencement ceremony at Harvard University's Dunster House. The residence hall honored 135 graduates.
(Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff)
At Harvard, an intimate commencement
Change is vital, grad speakers say
Emily Susanne Etheridge and her mother, Peggy Etheridge, from Peru, Ill., shared a proud moment after yesterday's commencement ceremony at Harvard University's Dunster House. The residence hall honored 135 graduates.
(Essdras M Suarez/Globe Staff)
CAMBRIDGE - Between the pomp of the morning commencement exercises and the afternoon lineup of star-studded speeches, Harvard undergraduates retreated yesterday to the only homes they have known for the last three years, their residence halls, for an intimate ceremony that many say represents what graduation day is really about. (Full article: 878 words)
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