 CBU did an awesome job on Fall Convocation 2019 Graduation today, from organizing to a bagpiper piping us in and out of ceremony, great speakers, front row seats for our Bachelor of Community Studies Degree group, wine glass memorabilia, reception with lots of goodies, great conversations, wonderful memories, etc. Feeling grateful, thankful and blessed! Thank you CBU!😇🙏🎉💕!1111
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18/12/2019 09:16:15 am
Congratulations CBU fro a job well done! Though I don't full understand what you mean by the accomplishment you had in Fall Convocation 2019 Graduation, I am happy that you were able to do you're job flawlessly! Don't you think they have all the right to celebrate because they have accomplished something so great. I am sure that people around you are so thankful with CBU because it all happened! 31/1/2020 10:10:03 am
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