Walden University Summer 2011 Commencement Address, President Bill Clinton

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Walden University celebrated the accomplishments of more than 4,700 graduates from 39 countries—from Afghanistan and Australia to Saudi Arabia and Serbia—at its 46th Commencement ceremony on Saturday, July 30. President Bill Clinton, founder of the William J. Clinton Foundation and 42nd president of the United States, spoke to the graduates saluting their commitment to higher education while urging them to turn good intentions into positive change.

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  • is there a Masters Engineering program at Walden U?

  • Brilliant! Success fuels complacency....very true.

  • Every single person, who has been empowered with education, has a fundamental decision to make, not so much about what you do, but how you think about what you do....That is Walden

  • Absolutely awesome.

  • You said it Phill! He is legendary against fighting the evil forces that seek out the maintaining of power, and liberating the good people in the process. Look what he did to Kosova Republic for instance in 1999.

    I graduated on Walden but was not in this celebration to see him. I probably would have been just as happy as they.

  • You said it Phill! He is legendary. I graduated on Walden but was not in this celebration to see him.

  • I really enjoyed the speech. He is a great man and the best President that the USA ever had. G-d bless America and the Democratic party.

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