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AND CIRCUMSTANCE There were two things that the University was widely known for: athletics, and aca- demics. Both could be epito- mized by a packed football stadium. On April 29, 2000, under the warm spring sun- shine, graduating students were awarded degrees at the spring commencement cer- emonies held at Michigan Stadium. Processing in as Uni- versity students, they recessed out as University alumni. When asked if ready to leave, Greg Ng, a Business School graduate, replied, I know that it is time for me to leave and to face the working world. After singing the national anthem which opened the cer- emony, graduates were greeted with speeches by University President Lee Bellinger, student speaker Jamie Katz, and the chosen BY CAROLINE MENG commencement speaker, AND Dav,d Halberstam, Pulitzer CAELAN ORDAN Prize-winning war correspon- dent. Finally, thedegrees were awarded as the graduates were generally recognized. For their first time as alumni, graduates sang Hail to the Victors, concluding the cer- emony, and then filed out of the stadium to depart in vari- ous directions. Michigan Life 17
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Projected onto the jumbotron. University President Lee Bellinger is captured as he addresses the graduates. As President, Bollinger spoke at commence- ment, photo by Kristen Stone NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Shading her eyes as she watches the Sitting on the stage, the University Regents and graduate Jamie Katz observe the ceremony. Katz delivered a speech she wrote for the occasion, photo by Kristen Stoner ceremony, a graduate displays a wreath on her mortarboard. Many students personalized their caps. photo by Kristen Stoner Clad in black caps and gowns, graduates sit in the stands of Michigan Stadium. The sunny day proved the traditional dress to be hot. photo by Kristen Stoner 16 Graduation
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Strumming his guitar, junior philosophy and political science major Henry Brownstein relaxes on the Diag. The early days of fall semester provided some of the last nice days to spend outside. photo by Caelan Jordan M Outside, a student locks up her bike. For many students, going back to school included bringing bikes back to campus, photo by Caelan Jordan 18 Back to Class
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