Graduation Speech : A Speech Of Inaugural Speech

I am both honored and flattered to have been asked to speak for this wonderful occasion. As I started to draft this speech, I thought, “What is the world am I possibly going to say?” (The majority of you listen to me speak enough during the day.) The word SUCCESS came to mind.

Throughout the history of these great United States of America, the country has always possessed something truly unique: the fundamental principle of being for and by the people. This dynamic has lasted throughout the 241 year history of the United States being an independent nation. Whether it was the American Revolution led by George Washington, the Louisiana Purchase of Thomas Jefferson, the freeing of the slaves by Abraham Lincoln, or even through the grimmer times of the Great Depression, we have always remained strong due to great leadership (“The history of the United States,” 2016). However, as time has passed, both major parties, the Republicans and the Democrats, have become increasingly polarized in their conquest for power. This remains true to this day, as the United States is in the midst of its current presidential election cycle, with the ultimate goal of a strong 45th President of the United States of America.

America- the country that has been thriving and never destroyed for 234 years, and that lives by the quote “The Land of the Free, and the Home of the Brave”. It harbors people of all types of backgrounds, ages, and genders. Since the founding fathers, many generations have moved up to be the main authority of the nation, with several more to come. These generations have been taught and brought up, some more vigorously than others, to lead our country correctly and efficiently. This was their responsibility to America, despite their age and gender. Therefore, my generation has a great assignment to America because we will be the next human-beings to inherit the country. We must be educated, brought up by faith, and develop and attachment to our nation for the sake of our people and our world.

The United States of America has seen great change throughout its history. While a considerable amount of time has matured the nation, the core spirit of the American people remains unaffected. In spite of all the wars fought and problems that arose, the

This year, President Obama’s State of the Union Address pressured many Americans to take action and to face today’s issues with pride and pure grit. His points showed that the nation is better off today than it has ever been in the past. Our nation’s history began when our founding fathers began the fight to break away from our previous leader’s horrific rule. They knew that the rules needed to be created by the people and for the people, for good only and to support the nation. They knew that breaking and twisting their own rules to better the state of the union was

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Participants, around the age of 50, did not find climate change to be an immediate issue for them, or they did not know how it would affect them. Around ⅔ of the participants said that they were educated in climate change in school, but they either did not remember facts about climate change, or would not consider themselves knowledgeable about climate change. Continuing education, for adults out of school, is also incredibly important. We can do this through advertisements in the newspaper, online, or on television. According to Change the Equation, 48% of Maine science teachers did not even attend school for the class they are teaching. We need to educate the teachers just as much as their

Some people have asked to read the commencement address I delivered this morning to the 2013 graduates of Butler University. So here it is.

Many Americans have lost hope for the future, while others believe anything is feasible. I believe that one of the significant topics in America today is the deep pessimism about America’s future, regardless of where you end up on the political spectrum. I acknowledge why people feel, believe and think this way, the separations in this nation seems insuperable. It is perceived that the United States isn’t “united”. Our country has subdued many obstacles and every generation has had conflicts that seemed impossible to vanquish.

As we stand here today of this great nation, we celebrate, not the winning of sides, but celebrate the unity of our great country. We have been in a storm of chaos, wanting change, fearing that we will divide once again, but we will stand firm together to fight for peace and equality. For way too long, have the capital of our great nation taken the rewards of our government while the people suffer the cost. Washington has thrived, but the people do not get to share in its success. While we celebrate our nation's great success, there is still little to celebrate as for struggling families of our nation’s, but this all can change starting right here right now because this is your moment, your spotlight, and your triumphs. What truly matters right

Welcome staff, family, friends, and of course, class of 2018. This is not just a graduation, it is a commencement. That word is important because we almost exclusively think of this as an end, but the word commencement evokes beginnings. My sincere hope is that you will mark this as the beginning of a lifetime of learning and not as the end. You may be thinking, yes this is it, I’ve done all my assignments, read all my textbooks, I’m done. But that’s not the case. We live in a society that values winning trophies and awards over earning them. 4.0’s over truly wrestling with the material you are learning or enjoying yourself while doing it. We want a quick fix, an instantaneous way of being recognized. A way to

There have been moments throughout our history that threatened to rupture that solidarity. The beginning of this century has been one of those times. A shrinking world, growing inequality; demographic change and the specter of terrorism – these forces haven’t just tested our security and prosperity, but our democracy as well. And how we meet these challenges to our democracy will determine our ability to educate our kids, and create good jobs, and protect our homeland.

In today’s political climate, individuals are more polarized than ever over climate issues. We don’t see much agreement that for whatever the reason, climate change is affecting the Earth. The issues over climate change has hit the media and the environmentalist has done a lot to shined light on the issue as well but, a lot of the citizens still believe that global warming isn’t real. If we are not educated about the issues regarding a sustainable living and about the climate changes going on in current world, then the issue can’t be solved. Educating children when they are young can be a great way to teach living a sustainable life-style. We the people and the politicians need to take a stand and create awareness in schools about living a sustainable life and educate the new generations to care about the negative human impacts on the world.

Today marks a victory not of a party, but of a nation. It is a celebration not of red or blue, but of the nation itself, as we strive for our ideals of democracy. As a democracy, or nation rests on the soldiers of its people, as We the People bear the responsibility to uphold this country to such democratic standards. When our Constitution was drafted, the founding fathers used the phrase “We the People” to emphasize that, although we are divided by state, the power of the people is the driving force in our political system. As a democratic state, our society is run on the will and beliefs of the American people. More importantly, it is directed by the beliefs of our youth, and the values that they stand for, However, in recent years this has not

English class seemed to be the most dreadful to take within school. Writing essays for most of my grade in a class is not what I was looking forward too. When I entered college I knew that it would be one of many challenging classes I would have to take. Starting from the lowest English class to moving on up, the writing assignments became longer and more thought out. The time came when I got into this class that I knew more work was going to have to be put into essays and thus brought out what I had not seen before in my work progress.