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    LATE March to middle April will see campuses all over the country decked with the usual stage décor heralding a milestone for many Filipino families. In quest of a better life, a son or daughter or a next of kin or even a parent joins graduation ceremonies (pagtatapos) – a symbol that a quest for a better future begins that day. The graduation ceremony is also known as a convocation, commencement, invocation of general admission. Anthropologists consider graduation to be a rite of passage— it marks a change from one stage of life to the next in a person’s social life. The person has a new social identity.

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    LATE March to middle April will see campuses all over the country decked with the usual stage décor heralding a milestone for many Filipino families. In quest of a better life, a son or daughter or a next of kin or even a parent joins graduation ceremonies (pagtatapos) – a symbol that a quest for a better future begins that day. The graduation ceremony is also known as a convocation, commencement, invocation of general admission. Anthropologists consider graduation to be a rite of passage— it marks a change from one stage of life to the next in a person’s social life. The person has a new social identity.

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    Late March

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    Anthony Chan
    LATE March to middle April will see campuses all over the country decked with the usual stage décor heralding a milestone for many Filipino families. In quest of a better life, a son or daughter or a next of kin or even a parent joins graduation ceremonies (pagtatapos) – a symbol that a quest for a better future begins that day. The graduation ceremony is also known as a convocation, commencement, invocation of general admission. Anthropologists consider graduation to be a rite of passage— it marks a change from one stage of life to the next in a person’s social life. The person has a new social identity.

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    LATE March to middle April will see campuses all over the country decked with

    the usual stage décor heralding a milestone for many Filipino families. In quest of
    a better life, a son or daughter or a next of kin or even a parent joins graduation
    ceremonies (pagtatapos) – a symbol that a quest for a better future begins that
    day. The graduation ceremony is also known as a convocation, commencement,
    invocation of general admission. Anthropologists consider graduation to be a rite
    of passage— it marks a change from one stage of life to the next in a person’s
    social life. The person has a new social identity.

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