Second week of senior speakers talk about who they are today

Javier Whitaker-Castañeda, Print Managing EditorSeptember 30, 2015Leave a Comment

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senior speech advisors. Among many changes this year, seniors are able to discuss their ideas and writing with fellow cohort members, which is meant to create a stronger network and provide support from classmates.

The Class of ’24 will deliver shorter speeches written with cohort support

MY UNCLE. Audrey Senaratna gets emotional while telling the tragic and unjust story of her uncle’s passing. She wanted to remember him happily and allow him to be the main character of his story. “I am lucky to have had an uncle like Eric Rivers,” she said.

First day of speeches bring senior voice to the stage

HUSS SPEECHES This year's senior speeches take place in the Huss auditorium, all seniors must complete their speech to graduate.

The senior speech: a decades-old tradition, but unique each year

The senior speakers in the second week (Sept. 25) of senior speeches talked about past experiences that have influenced who they are today. While they followed a similar theme, stories ranged from getting lost in Chicago and disabilities.

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