Graduation Speech -- Graduation Speech, Commencement Address

It has been said that the best office to make your dreams come true is to wake up. But as I reminisce about our years together at Lafayette, I project it takes so much more to attain your dreams. Struggles, victories, joys, sorrows, understandings, confusions, these conscious experiences have surface the way for us to be here tonight, leading us to the actualisation of our dreams. This ceremony today marks the end to four nerve-wracking, diligent, years and the startle of something which, although difficult to predict, is guaranteed to be at least the greatest adventure we as adults have embarked upon yet. The success, which we will confront and the many challenges, which lie ahead, will confer upon the skills, we have acquired together. Our minds have been challenged, expanded, and nurtured by our teachers. We became learned in Math, Science, English, History, and the Arts, and with this knowledge we were able-bodied to plot realistic courses for our dreams. Our teachers beca me our mentors and in many cases our close friends. It is due to their boost and sincere belief that we ...