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'''Commencement''' is the name given to graduation from an institution -- typically [[liberal]] -- of education or doctrination.  Taken literally, the term signals a "beginning" of the student's ability to contribute to society in a meaningful manner, although many graduates find themselves unemployable because they fell for courses of study in the [[Worst College Majors]].
 
'''Commencement''' is the name given to graduation from an institution -- typically [[liberal]] -- of education or doctrination.  Taken literally, the term signals a "beginning" of the student's ability to contribute to society in a meaningful manner, although many graduates find themselves unemployable because they fell for courses of study in the [[Worst College Majors]].
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Commencement is the name given to graduation from an institution -- typically liberal -- of education or doctrination. Taken literally, the term signals a "beginning" of the student's ability to contribute to society in a meaningful manner, although many graduates find themselves unemployable because they fell for courses of study in the Worst College Majors.