Grad Dinner and Dance took place at the Four Seasons Hotel. We had worked hard to put this evening together and were pleased that it turned out to be a fantastic night. Food was delicious, service was impecable, and well... with the exception of a slightly "awkward" Valedictorian speech everything went smoothly.
Kim Brooks was awarded the Teaching Excellence Award
Jeff Robinson was honored with the Ray Herbert Award
Hari Balaraman was our valedictorian.
And well... you can't forget the Pretencious and Prestigious Awards. Rebecca Levi, Thomas Wong, Fred Wan, Geoffrey Trotter, Ada Lam, Matt Dwinnell, Daniel Lerner and Phil Dougan were all the lucky recipiants.
Enjoy the pics. Some of them are my, some of them are Nancys. Didn't feel like running around with a camera the whole night through - so we've got to share. There are many, many more posted on Facebook for those of you who might be interested and still unaware of this new phenomenon.
About Me
- Kasia Koltunska
- Susan Sontag once said "I haven't been everywhere, but it's on my list." I think that's a pretty accurate statement for me, since if given the chance, I would not pass up a single corner of this planet. (Well, maybe with the exception of a few). At this point in time, after having traveled through over 70 countries on 5 continents, it's hard to call this a travel bug. It is simply an insatiable passion that unfortunately is often at odds with a legal career. For now, it is time to focus on life in the real world: the world in which I have to wear a suit as opposed to khakis and where I carry a briefcase as opposed to a backpack. But the camera is always with me, as are all the photos and stories that I have collected of the years. These here are only some of them.
1 comment:
What made the valedictorian address so awkward?
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