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|a Vonnegut, Kurt.
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|a Speeches.
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|a If this isn't nice, what is? :
|b the graduation speeches and other words to live by /
|c Kurt Vonnegut ; selected and introduced by Dan Wakefield.
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|a If this is not nice, what is?
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|a (Much) expanded second edition.
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|a New York :
|b Seven Stories Press,
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|a Chiefly consists of selected graduation speeches given by Vonnegut at various educational institutions.
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|a Introduction -- Baccalaureate -- How to make money and find love! -- Advice to graduating women (that all men should know!) -- How to have something most billionaires don't -- How music cures our ills (and there are lots of them) -- What the "ghost dance" of the Native Americans and the French painters who led the Cubist movement have in common -- How I learned from a teacher what artists do -- Don't forget where you come from -- Why social justice does more than art to nourish the American dream -- How to be a wise guy or a wise girl -- Why you can't stop me from speaking ill of Thomas Jefferson -- Don't despair if you never went to college! -- How I got my first job as a reporter and learned to write in a simple, direct way, while not getting a degree in anthropology -- Somebody whould have told me not to join a fraternity -- The most censored writer of his time defends the First Amendment -- My dog likes everybody, but that was not inspired by ancient Greece and Rome or the Renaissance -- Unstuck in time : quotes to ponder.
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|a Baccalaureate addresses.
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