【正文】 此資料由網絡收集而來，如有侵權請告知上傳者立即刪除。資料共分享，我們負責傳遞知識。米歇爾奧巴馬在歐柏林學院畢業(yè)典禮英語演講稿　　hi! how are you all doing? are you sure?well, let me just tell you, it is beyond a pleasure and an honor to be here with all of you today.
　　i want to start by thanking president krislov for that very kind introduction, as well as all of thetrustees, the faculty, the staff here at oberlin. i also want to tell you how proud and how movedi am to receive this honorary degree from this particular school amp。ndash。 the first college in americato officially embrace the admission of black students, and the first coed school to grantbacheloramp。39。s degrees to women. (applause.)
　　i should be here today. oberlin is likely the only college in america that i could have attendednearly two centuries ago, and i am honored to be part of the extraordinary legacy of thisgreat institution. (applause.)
　　i also want to take a moment on this memorial day to pay tribute to all of the brave men andwomen who have sacrificed their lives so that we could sit here today, at peace, with rights andfreedoms that others around the world can only dream of. i am so proud to honor theseamerican heroes today amp。ndash。 and every day amp。ndash。 for their extraordinary service to our nation. (applause.)
　　and iamp。39。m also a little giddy to be joined on stage by another one of my heroes, marian wrightedelman. (applause.) her moral leadership on behalf of children in this country has inspiredme throughout my career, as well as my husband, the president of the united states. (applause.)
　　and, graduates, i think we should give another shoutout to your families, of course, all thefamilies. (applause.) these are the folks who pushed you and supported you. they answeredyour latenight phone calls even when you were just calling for money. (laughter.) so on behalfof your students, i just want to show you all some love today, as well. thank you for creatingthese fabulous individuals. well done. (applause.)
　　and finally, most of all, i want to congratulate the oberlin class of XX! (applause.) look atyou! you made it! youamp。39。re here! youamp。39。re looking good! (applause.) and i know you worked hard tomake it to this moment, didnamp。39。t you? (laughter.) staying up late writing those papers, studyingfor exams. spent hours practicing and performing. you went to countless happy hours, andhappyhappy hours at the feve i hear amp。ndash。 (laughter) amp。ndash。 iamp。39。m going to try one of those burgers forlunch today。 thatamp。39。s all iamp。39。m going to have amp。ndash。 (laughter) amp。ndash。 where of course, parents, thatamp。39。s wherethey studied some more.
　　and on top of all of that, you spent thousands of hours giving back to this munity amp。ndash。tutoring kids, playing music for seniors, serving food to folks in need, and of course, mentoringthe local young people back there amp。ndash。 i see you all amp。ndash。 through the ninde scholars program. soproud of you all back there.
　　and thatamp。39。s, as the president said, why iamp。39。m here today. (applause.) as he mentioned, my officedid this wonderful petition to highlight colleges that are helping underserved youngpeople graduate from high school and then go on to higher education. so by providing tutoringand act prep classes, financial aid workshops, and so much more, your ninde scholars programstood out as a shining example of how schools like oberlin can lift firstgeneration students intocollege.
　　so iamp。39。m here today because iamp。39。m proud of you all. i really am. iamp。39。m inspired by yourmitment to service and social justice. and iamp。39。m impressed by the munity that