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Date Posted: Thu April 28, 2005 17:11:35
Author: DamnRam
Subject: Because the head of that competing institution has several degrees from Fordham, he probably has some interesting insights, and higher education is a distinguished profession worthy of career consideration?
In reply to: d. atkins '02 's message, "It is not about getting a "big name" speaker. I don't think college grads are looking for a celebrity like Tom Cruise or someone like that. But I would imagine that those who are disappointed feel so because a commencement is a celebration of that particular institution, so why invite the head of a competing institution?" on Thu April 28, 2005 16:54:59


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