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500 “Franklin’s Men” Become the College’s Newest Graduates and Future Leaders
Approximately 500 men of Morehouse became the College's newest Morehouse Men Sunday, May 20 on the Century Campus during the 128th Commencement Ceremony.
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Sharpton Urges the Class of 2012 to Make a Name For Themselves as Leaders
Making good on requests to “bring the fire” in his 2012 Morehouse Baccalaureate Service speech, the Rev. Al Sharpton urged the College’s nearly 500 graduating seniors to go out into the world and make a name for themselves.
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Class of 2012 To Become Newest Morehouse Men During 128th Commencement Ceremony
Approximately 530 men of Morehouse will become Morehouse Men and hear President Robert M. Franklin ’75 deliver his final commencement address as the College’s president during the 128th Commencement Weekend.
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Morehouse Celebrates 145 Years of Leadership and Excellence
Morehouse celebrated a 145-year history of leadership and excellence during the 2012 Founder’s Day Observance. From Feb. 5-12, a number of events honored William Jefferson White’s founding of the College, including the Founder’s Day Convocation when educator Donald Hense ’70 speaks; the Founder’s Day Concert with Musiq Soulchild; and Reflections of Excellence, when the 2012 Bennie and Candle Award recipients participate in a question-and-answer session with students.
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Robert M. Franklin ’75 to Transition as President of Morehouse College
After five years of leading one of the nation’s top historically black colleges, President Robert M. Franklin ’75 has decided to step down when his term ends on June 30, 2012.
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