Naming Rights

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Reading names at commencement isn't as simple as it seems. Walking across the stage and accepting their diploma is the final step in a student's college journey. They and their family expect their name to be read correctly and may even have special requests. This ceremony marks the end of a chapter and the beginning of the next, and all those in attendance are witnesses to a profound ritual: an affirmation by students about what they are to be called, and who they are called to be.

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Company Intel

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