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James Hay is not defining “the honors of Honor” to be the act of graduating from a school as prominent as the University, but rather defining what it means to truly graduate in terms of long-term honorable behavior.

NORTON: No, we have not yet worn 'the honors of Honor'

By Andrew Norton | May 24, 2017

Mid-May is always an exciting time for the University — thousands of students see the culmination of many years’ work surrounded by family and friends.

Andrew Norton

NORTON: No, we have not yet worn 'the honors of Honor'

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