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Sunday, August 14, 2011
He done good
Mario here:
The big news is that my oldest son, Alex (the family money man), graduated this week with his MBA from the Daniels School of Business at the University of Denver.
The procession where you can see the master's hoods. The colors indicate discipline and university.
The provost carried the official university mace--a.k.a the beatin' stick--made of Colorado silver, gold, and precious stones. Despite howls of protest (mainly from me), the mace wasn't used to sacrifice anyone to appease the gods.
My other son Emil with his older brother.
The big news is that my oldest son, Alex (the family money man), graduated this week with his MBA from the Daniels School of Business at the University of Denver.
The procession where you can see the master's hoods. The colors indicate discipline and university.
The provost carried the official university mace--a.k.a the beatin' stick--made of Colorado silver, gold, and precious stones. Despite howls of protest (mainly from me), the mace wasn't used to sacrifice anyone to appease the gods.
My other son Emil with his older brother.
Labels: Daniels School of Business, MBA, Universty of Denver
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