BREAKING NEWS: All of our worst fears about grad speaker are TRUE

BREAKING NEWS: All of our worst fears about grad speaker are TRUE
After months of speculation, months of secrecy, months of rumors, and several weeks of hoping that something totally awesome was going to come from it, the truth comes out:

It seriously is Mayor Daley.

If I could put into words the disappointment I feel, I would be a Pulitzer-prize winning author and not a humble college blogger. How could this happen? How could President Bienen possibly get our hopes up by saying the speaker was "an extremely well-known person" and then eff up our days with this? Clearly, we have very different definitions of "extremely well-known." And mine is right.

I guess the only plus side? To the anonymous commenter telling me to "get my facts straight" when I reported this terrible rumor in March: looks like the joke's on you. Slash all of us. Unless maybe (hopefully?) it's still not true.

Leave your disheartened thoughts in the comments. Le sigh.
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Comments

Anonymous
i want to cry Posted 05/27/2008 10:18 AMReply
ampersand
After getting my hopes up with the rumors I heard (and posted), this could not be more disappointing. Well OF COURSE this is someone who doesn't do speeches like this often - people don't want to hear Mayor Daley! Considering this is how the 150th commencement is going down, I fear subsequent graduation speakers. Posted 05/27/2008 10:38 AMReply
Anonymous
this sucks. id rather have no speaker. Posted 05/27/2008 11:42 AMReply
Anonymous
**** this i was so excited to hear who it would be and now this. **** **** **** Posted 05/27/2008 12:27 PMReply

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