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College graduation regalia originated in the 12th century. That origin is the basis for all universities using the robes, pasteboard caps, and hoods. Although each university has it's own rules for the graduation regalia, there are a few easy ... more »
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Many graduates assume that the diploma they receive on graduation day is legitimate. The problem of fake diplomas has increased with the growth of Internet universities as well as the rapid expansion of traditional schools without growth in ... more »
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One of the benefits of graduation day is the certainty by a graduate of receiving great gifts. You will attend a number of graduation parties after commencement that require a suitable gift to the hosting graduate. It is important to consider ... more »
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There are many ways to remember graduation day as you sit in your office or living room years later. Most high school and college graduates opt to frame their diplomas to show off their accomplishments to visitors. You can pay a premium price for ... more »
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Your graduation robe is a symbol of transition from one level of education to another. The robe is coupled with a mortar board to separate graduates from the crowd during commencement. You need to buy a graduation robe that fits and represents ... more »
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A graduation party should be seen as a representation of a graduate's sense of style. Your graduate should have a hand in determining the theme of the party and finding entertainment for guests. Your responsibility as the host of a graduation ... more »
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The fuel for your graduation bonfire is a healthy stack of wood. Liberal use of lighter fluid, paper and branches may cause a bright flash but a supply of wood is needed to keep the party going well into the night. You need to buy wood in advance ... more »
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If your lawn goose announces all the special days of the year, graduation should be no different. Your lawn goose should announce that there is a graduate and a graduation party at the house. Dressing your lawn goose for graduation is simple to do... more »
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The tone of a graduation party dictates the way you dress. A graduate should not dress in a suit and tie if he is attending a bonfire, and jeans would not be appropriate at a nice restaurant. You should dress for a graduation party in a different ... more »
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The proliferation of online educational opportunities makes it possible for busy professionals to enhance their skills. There are hundreds of liberal arts colleges and Internet universities with courses on topics from anthropology to zoology. You ... more »
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The General Educational Development (GED) program is designed to give a high-school education to diverse populations. The program provides a diploma to home-schooled children, farmers and immigrants who were unable to attend high school full time ... more »
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There are a number of situations in which you might need to get a replacement diploma. Your diploma may get lost in the shuffle of moving into a new home or a new office. It might have been lost due to a disaster such as a fire, flood or ... more »
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Your participation in Disney's Grad Night involves a commitment of time, energy and money. Grad Night events feature some of Disney's popular rides available for an evening to give select graduates a chance to celebrate their achievements. You ... more »
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The Disney Grad Night event is attended by thousands of high school students each year. Grad Night is held at Disneyland as well as the Magic Kingdom in Disney World in June and July. You need to save money and make travel preparations in advance ... more »
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Professors, doctors and other professionals display their diplomas prominently on office walls to show their educational achievements. Potential clients and friends frown on a diploma that is askew and poorly framed. A diploma needs to hang in a ... more »
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Many schools hire a motivational speaker to deliver a challenging and uplifting graduation speech. A good motivational speaker can enhance the entire graduation ceremony, but a bad speaker can make everyone long for the monotonous roll call of ... more »
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Graduation is a wonderful time for commending all of the hard work, many hours of homework, studying, test-taking and writing that have all been successfully completed. Graduation can also be intimidating and scary for some students who are ... more »
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You can use them for a number of decorating ideas including weddings. Use as is or put on a wire for stem for an arrangement. They resemble a carnation flower... more »
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Earning a high school or college diploma is an exciting time and the end result of a lot of hard work. A normal diploma frame is a muted color such as navy or black, but with a little creativity, it's easy to personalize a diploma frame that ... more »
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Events after your school's graduation can be an opportunity to share a last laugh with a friend or advance a promising relationship. You can enhance fun and merriment at a graduation party when you pick the right date... more »
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A surefire way to organize your graduation bonfire is to develop a unifying theme. This theme narrows the endless list of activities, meals and music available as you plan a graduation party. You need to avoid the temptation to pick a boring ... more »
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The best way to get guests to your graduation bonfire is to pick a great location. A campground with mosquitoes, poison ivy and an overzealous ranger can dampen the mood after graduation day. You need to pick a location that is hospitable without ... more »
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The menu for a graduation bonfire needs to reflect the diversity of your guest list. Many hosts who are planning their first graduation bonfire purchase insufficient food and fail to account for dishes that are popular among a graduate's group of ... more »
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For pop culture fans, there are few things better than a celebration that includes a favorite TV show. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" lends itself easily to a variety of celebrations such as the graduation party described here. Consider this as the ... more »
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The mixture of a blazing fire with the uncertain behavior of your guests can lead to many problems at a graduation bonfire. The range of problems possible at a bonfire span from a small fire on dry grass to a fight with guests who are barely ... more »