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On Friday, more than 500 exuberant University of Miami students received their undergraduate degrees at the first of two fall 2022 commencement ceremonies.

And she especially loved a visit to the Everglades with her younger brother. My experience with both the Miami Herbert Business School and the School of Law has totally prepared me for my future,” he pointed out. “As the first digitally native generation, use social media as a digital megaphone, amplifying your voice around the world and enabling you to demand commitment, transparency, and authenticity from others.” “I’m reminded of the greatness of this country and the hope and opportunity it provides.” “My program was amazing and I learned a lot. Sydney Thorne received her undergraduate degree in business at the morning ceremony. “Be terrified of regret,” Cisneros said. Also, as a co-owner of Inter Miami, he’s “proud and blessed” to have been able to bring—together with his brother, Jorge, and business partner David Beckham—major league soccer to South Florida. “Your greatness is limited only by your imagination and the limits you set on yourself.’’ The hikers help the suffering saint but, after debating, leave him and continue on, intent on reaching their destination. They also are both members of the University’s Board of Trustees. At two separate commencement ceremonies on Friday, one awarding undergraduate degrees and the other graduate degrees, keynote speakers Adriana Cisneros and José R.

At the Golden Girls Kitchen, a pop-up restaurant in New York, friendship and cheesecake are on the menu.

Without a friend to enjoy it with, I wasn’t giving myself over totally to the experience. I nibbled on my decadently cheesy and meaty “Sophia’s Lasagna al Forno” (a $40 ticket gets you an entree and a slice of cheesecake), and ignored the under-toasted, over-buttered garlic bread that came with it. It has long been popular with gay viewers who see themselves and their communities in its theme of a chosen family; the pop-up restaurant will begin offering a drag brunch. You can find tumblers and candles that read “Live like Rose, Dress like Blanche, Think like Dorothy, Speak like Sophia,” throw blankets featuring the faces of the main characters in Warhol-style portraits, an official “Golden Girls Cookbook," and an edition of Trivial Pursuit devoted to the show. Though it ended three decades ago, “Golden Girls” is having a moment in the sun: Thousands of people gathered this year in Chicago for GoldenCon, a convention of panels and trivia games and autograph signings and performances of the show’s iconic theme song. We all want to be able to wander into the kitchen at 2 a.m. But more than any of those, “The Golden Girls,” with its specific aesthetic, a retro blend of feminine and Floridian — all ruffled curtains and rattan armchairs — lends itself to a theme-park-style re-creation. “The Friends Experience,” a replica of the apartment and coffee show featured in the long-running sitcom, came to various cities this year, and Hulu in 2015 created a traveling “Seinfeld” apartment pop-up to promote its acquisition of the show’s streaming rights. Lederman said it was crucial that they nail the details, down to the tchotchkes lining the kitchen countertops, which were created by set designers. “It’s a way to experience their favorite show so they feel like they’re a part of it.” The $19 blend of Grey Goose, prosecco, Campari and seltzer proved to be a watery but festive drink that arrived garnished with a “Golden Girls Kitchen” cocktail umbrella. A stream of diners posed on the bed, which was draped in that iconic banana-leaf-printed comforter and set against a background of matching wallpaper.

Bishop Budge spoke to BYU–Idaho graduates during commencement exercises on Thursday, Dec. 15, in the I-Center in Rexburg, Idaho.

“But we need to keep in mind that the information we find there is often, in fact, misinformation, and it is subject to the interpretations and philosophies of men, or worse, it is based on an agenda designed to manipulate the truth.” The two dedicated their lives to the Savior and the Church. “However, I testify that Jesus Christ, through His great atoning power, will enable and ennoble you as you leave this university and go out into the world.” Bishop Budge said: “A testimony comes from the witness of the Holy Ghost that the things we do know and understand are true. — “transcend the complexity of the arguments against the truth, and have blessed my life with peace and joy in Christ.” . He will tell us what to hold on to and what to let go of.” But do let go of your attachment to them as a condition of your happiness. Some may desire to be married but have not, or to have children but cannot, or to find employment but have not or to be free of sickness and disease but it persists. But I promise that as you continue to be obedient, expressing gratitude for every blessing the Lord gives you, and as you patiently honor the Lord’s timetable, you will be given the knowledge and understanding you seek. “Looking back on our lives since graduation, we are filled with gratitude for the preparation we received at BYU to walk the path of discipleship,” Bishop Budge said. Lingering guilt can turn to shame and rob us of joy.” [said](https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/russell-m-nelson/love-laws-god/), ‘They will do anything within Their power that does not violate your agency or Their laws to help you.’ Through faith in Jesus Christ and His Atonement, we can become free of the chains of sin both large and small.

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Accept this small corner even if the dwelling is poor; we offer it from the heart. It’s cold and the warmth from the candles isn’t really doing it for us. At the doorway, humanity seeks the humanity in the other. Will there be a place for the Christ child to be born? People gather outside the door as witnesses to the journey of the Holy Family, and a smaller group gathers on the inside to represent the response of the world to them. There’s always a lot of awkward hilarity at each door, but Act 1: El Rechazo (The Rejection) has played itself out at numerous doorways and thresholds for the immigrant community that sings sweetly there.

Accepting death isn't easy, but the alternative leads to even deeper suffering.

The same occurred when my brother died at age 31 of AIDS, after a fast-forward decline into serial infections and emaciation that was nearly unbearable to witness. When COPD, cirrhosis, and botched hospital care left my father in a coma and on a ventilator, I had to invoke his living will to compel doctors to turn off the machines. My mom died a year ago, and her passing brought me a disorienting mixture of grief and relief.

What if graduation from high school became part of our culture? I wish I could say that it was.

We see signs that say, “First city on the Mississippi.” We see pictures in the paper and brochures of people holding up strings of walleyes, pike and crappies. This is well and good, but it should take a backseat to helping our youth graduate. The best solution to this mess, where the only constant is change, is that every young person needs to graduate from high school. What would this mean if we were to try? What do we have to lose?” How often do we evoke the power of prayer during a religious service? Praying together is a form of collective consciousness in the highest order. How often do we start our meetings on or off the reservation with a prayer? What if graduation from high school became part of our culture? All of these are part of our culture. In the 1950s, scientists researched a group of macaque monkeys on the Japanese island of Koshima. What does it have to do with high school graduation?