graduation

Graduation season is upon us, and with it comes the eternal question: How much should you give as a graduation gift?

Thinking back, I'm pretty sure I would have been a much better student if I had known that there was a dozen free donuts (or do you prefer "doughnuts?") waiting for me at the end of the academic trail.

Seniors at Cumberland High School in Wisconsin pulled off a prank that was so good, they even had the local police department applauding them.

Just before my high school graduation ceremony in May of 1981, our graduating class was warned to "not throw your caps in the air at the end of the ceremony." We did it anyway, and miraculously, there were no injuries. Had we been warned to "not do any backflips to celebrate," I most definitely would have complied.

After spending four years together, the faculty at Guilford High School gives advice to class of 2017 as they graduate.

Most graduates are looking for money to help with school, but for this girl, she wanted a father.

I know we've seen a bunch of "service member surprises family member" videos lately. I also know that I never get tired of seeing them. With graduation season upon us, I stumbled upon this one today, and I thought it was well worth sharing...