No one asked the class or us what we thought. It's a good feeling they do care. Our main goal is not to upset people but provide a dignified ceremony where every mom and grandma can hear their graduate's name read. Graduation is just as much for the family as the graduate. Mrs. Crone said that whatever decision is made, someone will be dissatisfied.
People are passionate about graduation.
Fifty people will be happy with the decision. Fifty people will be ready to stone us. Even if graduation moves to the Cintas Center, tickets might still be required. Tickets would allow school officials to better estimate the number of people attending and the number of ushers and reserved seats needed, Mr. Oppenheimer said. The Cincinnati Enquirer , a Gannett Co. Inc. newspaper.