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Graduation 2011 / Commencement Speeches #998831

NBC Evening News for Tuesday, May 31, 2011
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(Studio: Brian Williams) The annual salute to the class of 2011 presented; speakers and students shown. [Students Chiyume SUGAWARA†, Matthew RANDALL‡, Michael WYNN†, STUDENTS; at Yale University, actor Tom HANKS†; at Rutgers University, novelist Toni MORRISON†; at Fordham University, NBC anchor WILLIAMS; at Harvard University, actress Amy POEHLER†; at Columbia University-SIPA, former U.N. Secretary General Kofi ANNAN†; at Tulane University, writer Thomas FRIEDMAN†; at Miami Dade College, President OBAMA; at The Catholic University of America, Speaker of the House John BOEHNER - speak.]
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Williams, Brian
Duration:
00:04:40

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