Thoughts On Graduation Ticket Limits

March 31, 2016

Students express their thoughts on the graduation ticket limits. Every graduate gets five tickets to hand out to friends and family, and for some, it is an inconvenience.

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Thoughts On Graduation Ticket Limits

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