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			Please do not give the graduating student a heart attack, kthxbye. - Nobody wears a white coat any more... ...a tribute to becoming a doctor.

ayradyss


	Please do not give the graduating student a heart attack, kthxbye.
	Attached at the end of this message is an alphabetical listing of graduates by degree type that you should print and bring with you to the Dome. (The attachment can be opened easily using the Webmail format.) This will be the order of diploma distribution so it is important that you align yourselves in this order for the processional. After the ceremony, you will be directed by faculty marshals to recess to the robing area. Immediately upon recessing behind the curtain, you should step out of the line (remaining in alphabetical order, A near the curtain, Z toward the revolving door). Open attachment. My name is not there. It takes me several minutes of frantic searching before I notice that neither are the names of any of my classmates there. Several seconds later, I notice a name I am familiar with - L, who graduated last year. It's the wrong list, attached. I almost died, right then, O Best Beloved. I really did. now feeling:: relieved

10 whispers echo . o O ( ... ) O o . whisper a word


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From: clypheous	Date: April 19th, 2005 01:36 am (UTC)		(etched in stone)

Wow, yeah, that would be a little scary. Glad it was all just a mistake. But on the other hand, the class for last year should be really happy, looks like they will each get a second degree! (you should make sure your diploma will actually have your name on it too, it would be bad if you wound up with someone elses)

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	From: attickah	Date: April 19th, 2005 12:47 pm (UTC)		(etched in stone)
	Correct name, bah!

My college diploma was issued to my alter-ego--E Hoffman. She's also gotten an SSN and an engineering license from IN. Too bad she isn't me and I paid for her education.

(And yes, they did eventually send me a correct copy.)

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From: clypheous	Date: April 19th, 2005 01:20 pm (UTC)		(etched in stone)
Re: Correct name, bah!

Hehehehehehe...

I doubt anyone would think that you just stole someone else's degree, but that still is pretty annoying I would think, glad they got that straightened out. I wonder if I should double-check my diploma, god knows I have a name that people frequently mispell.

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	From: tablecolor	Date: April 19th, 2005 02:38 am (UTC)		(etched in stone)

what an anecdote. i'm sure your whole class will be talking about it :>

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	From: mydestination	Date: April 19th, 2005 01:08 pm (UTC)		(etched in stone)

Hehehe. Glad it was the wrong list!!

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	From: turnberryknkn	Date: April 20th, 2005 12:36 am (UTC)		(etched in stone)

Oh, wow.

That's like everyone here being on pins and needles every time they get a page the first fiew weeks after Boards until the scores come back as passes and everyone knows it won't be the Dean calling one in for a "talk"...

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From: dr_bobbie	Date: April 20th, 2005 03:32 am (UTC)		(etched in stone)

!!!!

Almost, I just really would have!

<333

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	From: ayradyss	Date: April 20th, 2005 04:10 am (UTC)		(etched in stone)

My cap and gown and hood came today!!!!!

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From: dr_bobbie	Date: April 21st, 2005 01:13 am (UTC)		(etched in stone)

::happy dance!::

I've had mine for over a week now...the suspense is killing me!

And we got approved for the loan...woot! Praise God. I just can't believe we got this far. :)

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	From: ayradyss	Date: April 21st, 2005 04:03 am (UTC)		(etched in stone)

We're really going to make it!

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