25 Years Ago

This was my second Graduation Commencement Ceremony in 1987, posing with my 3 Professors: Don Meyers, Susan Cahill & Charles Hardy. They were 3 of the many professors who helped me achieve a Magna Cum Laude of 3.84 GPA along with Dean's Lists in all 8 semesters. My degree up till then was a Bachelor in Liberal Arts in Selected Studies: Fine Art core with Graphic Communications and Performing Arts as the minors. A special thank you to Professor Verner Johnson for having been my advisor, counsellor and best friend. Without you... there won't be today. God Bless.

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k said…
You sure looks the same today as it was 25 years ago!
2:00 am
MXV said…
Awww, thanks.
2:07 pm
MXV said…
Awww, thanks.
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