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I remember when this pervert invited himself to the Northwestern University graduation. One of the girls that graduated got her diploma but refused to shake his filthy hand, and side stepped the president. At the time I thought, that girl is going far in life. She has a lot of common sense. He stood there with ~~his dork~~ a sh--y grin on his face.

It was too much for him to note, when speaking of "their generation", that this very generation just fought a stunning victory and some think of THEM as the greatest generation.

No, it wouldn't do to address something of substance, (despite the twit at the end's comment), and instead exhort them to join.....The Peace Corps.

You are exactly correct about the story but I think that the University was, the University to the south of Northwestern, i.e. the University of Chicago. Those individuals (there were apparently quite a few) showed great courage.

Found reference here.

June 12, 1999 NATO moves into Kosovo to take up peacekeeping duties and ensure the safe return of the Albanian refugees; Russian government claims it had no idea soldiers were moving into Kosovo; Peacekeepers turn a road to Pristina into the busiest little highway in Europe and discover it is also the most dangerous; Governor George W. Bush is now unofficially off and running for the Republican presidential nomination; Pope John Paul II slips and bumps his head requiring three stiches; First tropical storm of the season is Arlene; Federal officials will continue to hunt for the source of worm.explore.zip computer virus; National Skin Cancer Foundation blasts the decision of the FDA to change the familiar numbered SPF factors in sunscreens; Wildfire in Arizona is now contained; New subway station in Hollywood is not winning rave reviews because taxpayers across the country are footing the bill; North Korea threatens to use military force on South Korea over an area in the Yellow Sea; Russian jet crashes in the Paris Air Show; Dozen University of Chicago graduates refuse to shake hands with President Clinton; Messages in graduation speeches