Massachusetts native Jennifer Coolidge returned to her alma mater Emerson College Sunday to deliver the commencement address for the Class of 2025. Coolidge, who grew up in Norwell, told the graduates she was a "very strange kid" and advised parents to not worry about their children succeeding. She said when she was in first grade, she participated in field day and her teacher explained to the whole class how to do the obstacle course.
Main Idea: Jennifer Coolidge returned to Emerson College to give the Class of 2025 a funny, personal commencement speech urging graduates to trust themselves and “friggin’ go for it.”
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Jennifer Coolidge’s advice may motivate students and workers to take chances, which can support ambition and confidence in communities.
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