 College snags Stewart for 2004 graduation
Jon Stewart, ’84, host of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart,” will return to the College as the keynote speaker for Commencement 2004. The appearance will be Stewart’s second at the College in recent years; he performed and answered questions from students Oct. 27, 2002 in a Homecoming Weekend event sponsored by the University Centers Activities Board.
William Ivey Long, ’69, an award-winning Broadway costume designer, and Carolynn Reid-Wallace, ... |
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