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Hawaii chief justice to speak at Coe commencement
Hawaii Supreme Court Chief Justice Ronald T Y Moon will give Coe College 1962 alumnus will deliver the commencement address and receive an honorary degree on Sunday at 10 am on the Stewart Memorial Library mall. His talk is titled Diversity Awareness A Key to Your Success. Moon became Hawaii chief justice in 1993 as the first Korean American in such a role. He noted Coe helped lay his foundation for success. The program includes degrees for 286 graduates and Sunday weather permitting a Victory Bell ringing and campus processional.
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