A rite of passage, with tears and fidgeting
Many onetime advocates curb preschool graduation
They have been fitted for caps and gowns. They have posed for portraits, diplomas in hand, and memorized Langston Hughes poems. By next week's graduation , they will have danced in tuxedos and ball-gowns at the prom. (Full article: 737 words)
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