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we'll be sharing a special episode that is part of a series that we've created of

the greatest graduation speeches of all time. There have been some fantastic commencement

talks over the past few decades and we've collected the best of the best for you to enjoy

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from Jennifer Lee who is the screenwriter and director of Frozen and this was for the University

of New Hampshire back in May of 2014. Thank you President Huddleston, distinguished guests,

honored faculty and parents but especially thank you to the University of New Hampshire's graduating

class of 2014. It's so fabulous to be back. I've already partied at the fieldhouse at Marklin's

at the alumni center and at the president's place just like old times. I first came to this

campus when I was just 14 and my older cousin Mark was starting as a freshman. I sat on a bench

in front of Thompson Hall and I thought this is what college is supposed to feel like. Mark paved

the way for my older sister to come here than me, then my younger cousin Alex who met his wife

here. So my family has deep roots here in deeper debts and it really does feel like I was here just

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