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2002 Commencement
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President Tom Gerety |
The following clips comprise President Gerety's
entire speech:
"My father and I had lots of arguments when I was in college...." Audio
clip 1 (MP3, 431k)
"Patriotism suggests many things, but none more clearly, I think, than love
of country." Audio clip 2 (MP3,
434k)
"By comparison, my father's generation...saw few ambiguities in patriotism...."
Audio clip 3 (MP3, 467k)
"There may be a few, even among you, who can live without national attachments,
as there are a few who can live without families." Audio
clip 4 (MP3, 359k)
"...I hope that yours will always be a generous patriotism...." Audio
clip 5 (MP3, 298k)
"This is the most powerful nation on earth.... It is, in my view, a generous
nation...." Audio clip 6 (MP3,
326k) |

Jacob Foster Schulz '02 |
The following clips comprise Jacob Schulz' entire
speech:
"...My name is Jake, and I'm colorblind." Audio
clip 1 (MP3, 218k)
"I remember sitting in my college advisor's office five years ago, explaining
to her why I wanted to come to Amherst." Audio clip
2 (MP3, 248k)
"Having made it to Amherst, I accomplished many things, all of them spectacular."
Audio clip 3 (MP3, 325k)
"...Raising Whiskers was a learning process, and when I learned that a few
months of human time was equal to four years of kitten time, I knew what I had
to do. The time had come for Whiskers to graduate...." Audio
clip 4 (MP3, 192k)
"But my story is really no different than any of yours. Sure, it's better...."
Audio clip 5 (MP3, 416k) |
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