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Having graduation ceremonies IRL (in real life) is a major thing we were missing during the pandemic. My heart goes out to the class of 2020 and anyone who missed out that special experience. Nothing beats sitting in a football stadium on a scorching hot day surrounded by your fellow classmates as you wait for your name to be called. Then you proudly march up to the stage and redeem that piece of paper that is so rightfully yours. Graduations through a computer screen simply aren't the same. At any rate, we're moving onward and upward and are thrilled to see that in-person graduation ceremoni...

>> look, is it theater? throughout society, everywhere go, there are places where everyone is vaccinated but where they are not, baseball parks, movie places, every place, ymca, they say you must wear a mask because not everyone is vaccinated. that's just common sense. cdc is saying, the people who are vaccinated, maybe they are safe, but to have a rule that says if others aren't vaccinated you need a mask, that's happening throughout society now. it's not a political theater. >> shannon: it doesn't sound like it lines up with what the cdc has said which is, if you're vaccinated you don't have...

1 Endicott College nursing major Emily Booth hadn’t seen her brother in over a year after he joined the U.S. Marine Corps and left for bootcamp. But Saturday, as she walked across the stage to accept her diploma, Ryan Booth was there to help hand it to her, making for an emotional reunion for the siblings. As her brother walks onto the stage, and the brother and sister share an emotional embrace, the crowd erupts in cheers. Watch their reunion: Nursing major Emily Booth's brother, Private First Class Ryan Booth of the United States Marine Corp left for bootcamp last summer. Today is the fir...

President of the College held up his index finger for her to wait for one moment

The graduating nursing student had not seen her brother in about a year, as COVID-19 restrictions kept him away after he left for boot camp last summer.