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Honorary degree recipient Wendy Kopp delivering the Commencement Address. (photo by Jeff Woodward)
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Cadets in the Class of 2012 practice patience as they begrudgingly accept the tradition of being accosted by plebes following the ring ceremony on Aug. 19. Plebes capture and surround the firsties while reciting the “Ring Poop” as follows: the "Ring Poop: "Oh my God, sir/madam! What a beautiful ring! What a crass mass of brass and glass! What a bold mold of rolled gold! See how it sparkles and shines! It must have cost you a fortune! May I touch it, please, sir/madam?" Some firsties devise escape plans while others simply barrel through the swarms of cadets as they try to start their weekend with family and friends as early as possible. Photo by Mike Strasser, West Point Public Affairs
Students prepare for the Commencement ceremony in Leede Arena. (photo by Jeff Woodward)
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Members of the Class of 2012 make their way across the Plain to the risers set up for their class photo.
During her time at Dartmouth, Mia Jessup ’12 acted in 15 theater productions, hosted a weekly college radio show, and researched theater for social change in Hyderabad, India. (photo by Eli Burak ’00)
Per West Point tradition, plebes capture and surround the firsties while reciting the “Ring Poop” as follows: the "Ring Poop: "Oh my God, sir/madam! What a beautiful ring! What a crass mass of brass and glass! What a bold mold of rolled gold! See how it sparkles and shines! It must have cost you a fortune! May I touch it, please, sir/madam?" Some firsties devise escape plans while others simply barrel through the swarms of cadets as they try to start their weekend with family and friends as early as possible. Photo by Mike Strasser, West Point Public Affairs
Attendees cheer as the Class of 2012 marches out of formation and takes their place to watch the pass in review with the Corps of Cadets May 25 at the Class of 2012 Graduation Parade. Photo by Mike Strasser/ USMA PAO
Rooney, a history major from Pittsburgh, Pa., is considering applying to law schools after graduation. Football runs in the quarterback’s family: great-grandfather Art Rooney founded the Pittsburgh Steelers, grandfather Daniel M. Rooney is now chairman of the Steelers, and father, Art Rooney II, is the Steelers’ president.
“This past winter, I was a part of a five week internship at the U.S. embassy in Dublin, Ireland. It was a fantastic experience, giving me a look inside the operations of the State Department overseas. I helped in the Political/Economic department and also in the Public Affairs department. The highlight of the internship was taking a trip to Armagh, Northern Ireand, where I was fortunate enough to sit in on Open Forum meetings, dealing with the ever growing relations between the the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.”
(photo: Tom McNeill)
Hailing from Norton, Mass., Schwieger received the Bushnell Cup in fall 2010, given to the Ivy League's Most Valuable Player. The running back is also a two-time first-team All-Ivy pick. Last winter, Schwieger studied abroad at the University of Sydney along with 15 of his teammates.
“I specialize in U.S. history. I’ve always been a history buff and have always been interested in archaeology and discovering new things about our past. I feel that if you have a good understanding of someone’s or some culture’s history you have a better chance of connecting with them on a deeper level.”
(photo: Mark Washburn)
The Cadet Chapel stands tall in the background above the Plain as the Class of 2012 having donned their full dress uniforms to "sit" for a class photo. The cadets are in regiment order with first regiment on the far right and 4th regiment on the far left. Photo taken on April 12, 2012.
All week long Princeton has been decked out in orange and black to celebrate the graduating Class of 2012. Today I found some other colors (mural, window paintings and the famous Tap Room sign). Thanks Joy. Your collage and discription of today's posting motivated me to try out Picmonkeky for the first time. It was so easy and lots of fun.
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120529-N-AC575-380 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (May 29, 2012) Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV) the Honorable Ray Mabus addresses the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 2012 during the graduation and commissioning ceremony of 810 ensigns and 267 Marine Corps 2nd lieutenants at Navy-Marine Corps Stadium in Annapolis, Md. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Alexia Riveracorrea/Released)
A native of Seoul, Paul K. Kim '12 first learned about Dartmouth from his Kent School physics teacher, Randall J. Hobbs ’89. (Eli Burak ’00)
120529-N-AC575-428 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (May 29, 2012) A midshipman celebrates after receiving his diploma during the U.S. Naval Academy 2012 graduation and commissioning ceremony. The Class of 2012 graduated 810 ensigns and 267 Marine Corps 2nd lieutenants at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Md. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Alexia Riveracorrea/Released)
The U.S. Military Academy Band and its field music group, the Hellcats, were present on the Plain to support the Corps of Cadets at the Class of 2012 Graduation Parade May 25. Photo by Mike Strasser/ USMA PAO
120529-N-AC575-433 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (May 29, 2012) Secretary of the Navy (SECNAV) the Honorable Ray Mabus congratulates a newly commissioned graduate during the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 2012 graduation and commissioning ceremony. The Class of 2012 graduated 810 ensigns and 267 Marine Corps 2nd lieutenants at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Md. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Alexia Riveracorrea/Released)
120529-N-AC575-786 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (May 29, 2012) A midshipman celebrates after receiving his diploma during the U.S. Naval Academy 2012 graduation and commissioning ceremony. The Class of 2012 graduated 810 ensigns and 267 Marine Corps 2nd lieutenants at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Md. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Alexia Riveracorrea/Released)
120529-N-AC575-010 ANNAPOLIS, Md. (May 29, 2012) Midshipmen proceed to their seats before the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 2012 graduation and commissioning ceremony. The Class of 2012 graduated 810 ensigns and 267 Marine Corps 2nd lieutenants at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Md. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Alexia Riveracorrea/Released)