Bill Clinton at Harvard

America’s 42nd president spoke this weekend at Harvard’s Class Day, a traditional event held for graduating seniors. While Class Day often features pop icons and comedians — take this speech by Ali G from a few yeas ago — Clinton’s speech was a bit more serious and idealistic, and it reminds us that there may be again a day when we can look to the White House for substance and inspiration. This too shall pass. You can watch Part 1 of his presentation below. Here are links to Parts 2 and 3.


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  1. Weekly Wrap - June 16 | Open Culture says . . . | June 23, 2007 / 2:00 am

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