第一篇：最佳毕业经典演讲
大最佳毕业典礼演讲
成就一场演讲的是什么？说服力。分析沟通技能公司 Quantified Impressions 的专家认为，这是与听众建立联 系的关键点——至少当听众是大学毕业生时是 这样的。这家公司选出了31场被媒体称为精彩难忘 的毕业嘉宾演讲，对照一般演讲和日常对话数 据库进行了评估。分析涵盖了80项不同的指标，结果发现，这31场演讲最普遍的共性就是说服 力指标或变量。根据这项分析评估，Quantified Impressions 评选出了十佳毕业典礼演讲。“这些演讲非常出色，演讲者从情感上说 服了听众，让他们真心被打动，”Quantified Impressions 的总裁诺阿•赞登说。分析显示，这些顶级的演讲人做了三件关 键的事情。与听众建立联系（“当时我就像你 们一样”）。提供真知灼见（“我们来谈谈，未 来生活将是什么样子？”）。使用包容性的词 汇：你们、我们、和、与。排在第一名的人不出意料是奥普拉•温弗 里。她五年前在斯坦福大学（Stanford）做的 那次演讲事实上超出了她上周对哈佛（Harvard）毕业生做的演讲。排名第三的演讲本周特别值得怀念：五十
What makes a great speech? Persuasion.This is what the experts at Quantified Impressions, a firm that analyzes
communications skills, report is most critical to connect with a crowd--when the crowd is college grads, at least.Examining 31 college commencement
speeches cited in the press as compelling and memorable, the firm evaluated these talks against a database of ordinary speeches and everyday conversation.The analysis included 80 different metrics.Persuasion turned out to be the metric, or variable, that the 31 speeches had most in common.And based on that, Quantified Impressions came up with a list of 10 best speeches.“These speeches are the best because the speakers emotionally persuade moved,” the says audience Noah to be
Zandan,
Quantified Impressions' president.Turns out, the best speakers persuade by doing three key things.They explain their relevance(“I was just like you”).They give insight(“Here's what life will be like”).And they use inclusive words:you, we, us, with, along.
10 大最佳毕业典礼演讲
年前的6月，正值冷战时期，古巴导弹危机（Cuban Missile Crisis）刚刚发生，约翰•F.• 肯尼迪提出的单边核克制震动了苏联人。具体名单如下： 1.奥普拉•温弗里——2008年, 斯坦福大 学 2.大卫•福斯特•华莱士——2005年, 肯尼 恩学院（Kenyon）3.约翰•F.•肯尼迪——1963年，美国大学（American University）4.玛雅•安吉罗——1977年，加利福尼亚大 学大学河滨分校（University of California, Riverside）5.温斯顿•丘吉尔——1941年, 哈罗公学（Harrow School）6.阿瑞安娜•赫芬顿——2013年，史密斯学 院（Smith）7.
奥普拉•温弗里——2013年，哈佛大学（Harvard）8.阿伦•索尔金——2012年，雪城大学（Syracuse）9.前雅虎（Yahoo）CEO 卡罗尔•巴茨 ——2012年，威斯康辛大学麦迪逊分校(University of Wisconsin2008, Stanford 2.David Foster Wallace1963, American University 4.Maya Angelou1941, Harrow School 6.Arianna Huffington2013, Harvard 8.Aaron Sorkin2012, University of Wisconsin2010, Princeton
10 大最佳毕业典礼演讲
斯——2010年，普林斯顿大学（Princeton）2005年在斯坦福大学做了那场著名演讲的 史蒂夫•乔布斯在 Quantified Impressions 的 排名中位列第几？答案是，第20名。
Where is Steve Jobs--his famous 2005 speech at Stanford--in the Quantified
Impressions rankings? No.20.
第二篇：2015年最佳演讲 Dream
2014年最佳演讲 | Dream
英语美文 | 2015-05-06 21:30 I don't know what that dream is that you have.I don't care how disappointing it might be as you're working toward that dream.But that dream that you're holding in your mind – it's possible.Some of you already know that it's hard.It's not easy.It's hard changing your life.In the process of chasing your dreams, you are going to incura lot of disappointment, a lot of failure, a lot of pain.There will be moments when you are going to doubt yourself.You'll say, “Why, God? Why? Why is this happening to me? I'm just trying to take care of my children, and my mother.I'm not trying to steal or rob from anybody.How did this have to happen to me?” For those of you who have experienced some hardships –don't give up on your dream.The rough times are gonna come, but they will not stay, they will come to pass.Greatness is not this wonderful, esoteric, elusive god-like feature that only the special among us will ever taste.It is something that truly exists in all of us.It is very important for you to believe that you are the one!
Most people….they raise a family, they earn a living, and then they die.They stop growing, they stop working on themselves, they stop stretching, they stop pushing themselves.Then a lot of people like to complain but they don't wanna do anything about their situation.And most people don't work on their dreams.Why? One is because of fear – the fear of failure.“What if things don't work out?”.And the fear of success.“What if things DO work out and I can't handle it?”.These are not risk takers.You've spent so much time with other people.You've spent SO MUCH TIME trying to get people to like you, you know other people more than you know yourself!You've studied them, you know about them, you want to hang out like them, you want to be JUST LIKE THEM!And you know what? You've invested SO MUCH TIME IN THEM, you don't even know who you are!I challenge YOU to spend time by yourself.It's necessary that you get the LOSERS out of your life if you want to live your dream.But for people who are chasing their dreams, life has a special sort of meaning.When you become the “right person,” what you do is you start separating yourself from other people.You begin to have a certain uniqueness.As long as you follow other people, as long as you're being a copy-cat, you will NEVER EVER BE the best copy-cat in the world.I challenge you to define your value.Not everyone will see it.Not everyone will join you.Not everyone will have the vision.It's NECESSARY to know that.You are an uncommon breed!It's necessary that you align yourself with people and attract people into your business – people who are hungry.People who are unstoppable and unreasonable.People who refuse to leave life just as it is and who want more!The people who are living their dreams are the people who know that if it's gonna happen, it's up to them.If you wanna be successful, if you wanna have and do stuff you've never done before… I challenge you to invest in YOU.Someone's opinion of you does NOT have to become your reality.You don't have to go through life being a victim.And even though you face disappointments, you must know within yourself, that you can do this.Even if no one helps you see to it, you must see it for yourself.This is what I believe, and I'm willing to die for it.Period.No matter how bad it is, or how bad it gets….I'm going to make it.I wanna represent an idea.I wanna represent possibilities.Some of you right now, you wanna go to the next level.You wanna be a civil engineer, you wanna council, you wanna be a doctor.Listen to me: You can't get to that level.You can't get to that level until you start to invest in your mind.I dare you to invest in your mind.I dare you to invest time.I dare you to be alone.I dare you to spend an HOUR alone to get to know yourself.I challenge you to get to a place where people do not like or do not even bother you anymore.Why? Because you're not concerned with making them happy anyway.Because you're trying to blow up.You're trying to get to the next level.Because you're investing in your mind.If you're still talking about your dream, if you're still talking about your goals, but you have not done anything,JUST TAKE THE FIRST STEP!You can make your parents proud, you can make your school proud, you can touch millions of lives and the world will never be the same again, because you came this way.Don't let anybody steal your dream.You may fail, and fail, and fail again.But you're still looking at your dream, reviewing it everyday and saying to yourself… It's not over until I win.You can live your dream.我不知道你的梦想，我不在乎当你让梦想实现的路途中碰到的挫折。但是你刻苦铭心的那个梦想，是有机会发生的。你们有些人可能已经知道，这个路途很艰难，它并非简单。
改变你人生是苦难的。在你为你的梦想奋力的路途上，你会遭受许多许多彻底的失败，许多挫折，许多痛苦，那当你对自己产生疑问的那一刻，问道：“上帝，为什么，为什么失败要永远发生在我身上那？” “我只是想照顾好我的孩子，母亲。” “我有没有想偷窃，打劫，做遭天谴的事情。” “为什么失败一定要源源不断的发生在我身上呢？” 对那些遇到艰难和困苦的你们，不要放弃你的梦想。人生一定会有非常苦难的时间，但这些时间不会永久的停留，他们总会离开你的。
“伟大”不是一个超能、深奥、迷人，神圣的特征只有特别的人才可以享受。“ 伟大”是可以在每一个人心灵上找到的。相信“你会是出头的那一个”的信念是非常重要。
许多人在社会上，养家、赚钱、然后他们就在世界上消失了。
他们停止成长，他们停止完善自己，他们停止伸展自己，他们停止激发自己。又很多人每天喜欢抱怨，但是他们从不想向自己不满的地方真正的做任何事情。还有许多人根本不向自己的梦想迈下第一步，为什么？ 一：因为畏惧，一种失败的畏惧。“要是事情办不成怎么办”
然后是成功的畏惧“要是他们答应了我吃不消怎么办？” 这些人根本不是冒险的料儿。
你天天跟你朋友，兄弟混，你天天想让大家喜欢你。你朋友都没有你一样了解他们自己，你观察他们，你了解他们，你想跟他们一起出去，你甚至想跟他们一样。猜咋么样？
你把时间都投资在研究他们身上，根本不了解自己。我挑战你对自己花时间。要是你真想让梦想实现，推开你身边的酒肉朋友是务必的。但是那些想自己梦想奔跑的人，生活会有一种全新的定义。
当你是真正的你，你会开始对别人分开你自己。你会开始有一种与众不同的特征。
但你要是继续跟着别人的脚步，继续当别人的狗，你永远不会当那条最棒的狗。
但是你可以当最棒的你，我挑战你来知道你自己的价值。没有人会看到，也没有人会加入你，没有人会预测到，你应该知道，你是一个与众不同的种。
你需要将自己和其他人并列在一起，那些对成功饥饿的人，那些势不可挡，难以理解，而继续前进的人。那些有什么活什么的，那些想要更多的人，那些会在梦想里的必定成功者，你要把自己跟他们并列。所有成功者，都知道“梦想实不实现，掌握在自己手中”你要是在想成功，你要是在想完成自己从来没做过的事情，第二我要你投资自己，其他人对你的歪理，不一定会成为你的现实，你不需要活着跟一个受害者一样。就算你遇到挫折，你要对自己了解到，要是没有一个人会看到，我也要亲眼目睹自己的实力。这是我的信念，我愿意为此而死。
不管有多么艰难，或者多么艰苦，我会成功。我想代表一个观念，我想代表一个可能性。你们很多现在说我想更上一层楼，我想要个顾问，我想当工程师，我想当医生。
听我说“你到不了那个层次”你经济上达到不了你想要的层次，直到你开始投资在自己的灵魂上，你不读书，我挑战你去不同的会议和讨论。我挑战你来投资时间，我挑战自己一个人想想，我挑战你花一个时间了解自己。当你变成真正的你。当你变成上帝创造的你，你因此被设计出来的你，当你变成一个独特的个人，你会开始把自己和别人分开。我挑战你去一个没人喜欢你的地方，然而开始笑你的人不在笑你。
为什么？因为你不会琢磨怎么让他们高兴而停下你往成功踏下的脚步。因为你试着忽略他们，因为你永不停息。我挑战你来投资自己，要是你还在说你的梦想，要是你还在说你的目标，但是你什么都没做，那迈下第一步。你可以让你家人感到自豪，学校感到自豪，你可以感触到千万个人的心灵，而世界会因你而变。因为这既是你的目标，不要让其他人偷取你的梦想。当你遇到排斥和“不”或者你的会议没有一个人参加，或者当有人跟你说“你可以依靠我”但是他们根本不承诺他们的诺言，要是我们开始退缩，因为没有人信你，你失败，失败，又失败，你心灵对生活和梦想的那一株火苗已被扑灭，但是你还在向你的梦想奋斗，每天不停的告诉自己“这场游戏永不休止，直到我赢。”你可以实现你的梦想！
第三篇：10大最佳毕业典礼演讲
10大最佳毕业典礼演讲
分析沟通技能公司Quantified Impressions选出了31场被媒体称为精彩难忘的毕业嘉宾演讲，对照一般演讲和日常对话数据库进行了评估。分析涵盖了80项不同的指标，结果发现，这31场演讲最普遍的共性就是说服力指标或变量。
成就一场演讲的是什么？说服力。
What makes a great speech? Persuasion.分析沟通技能公司Quantified Impressions的专家认为，这是与听众建立联系的关键点——至少当听众是大学毕业生时是这样的。
这家公司选出了31场被媒体称为精彩难忘的毕业嘉宾演讲，对照一般演讲和日常对话数据库进行了评估。分析涵盖了80项不同的指标，结果发现，这31场演讲最普遍的共性就是说服力指标或变量。
根据这项分析评估，Quantified Impressions评选出了十佳毕业典礼演讲。
“这些演讲非常出色，演讲者从情感上说服了听众，让他们真心被打动，”Quantified Impressions的总裁诺阿•赞登说。
分析显示，这些顶级的演讲人做了三件关键的事情。与听众建立联系（“当时我就像你们一样”）。提供真知灼见（“我们来谈谈，未来生活将是什么样子？”）。使用包容性的词汇：你们、我们、和、与。
排在第一名的人不出意料是奥普拉•温弗里。她五年前在斯坦福大学（Stanford）做的那次演讲事实上超出了她上周对哈佛（Harvard）毕业生做的演讲。
排名第三的演讲本周特别值得怀念：五十年前的6月，正值冷战时期，古巴导弹危机（Cuban Missile Crisis）刚刚发生，约翰•F.•肯尼迪提出的单边核克制震动了苏联人。
具体名单如下：
1.奥普拉•温弗里——2008年, 斯坦福大学 2.大卫•福斯特•华莱士——2005年, 肯尼恩学院（Kenyon）
3.约翰•F.•肯尼迪——1963年，美国大学（American University）
This is what the experts at Quantified Impressions, a firm that analyzes communications skills, report is most critical to connect with a crowd--when the crowd is college grads, at least.Examining 31 college commencement speeches cited in the press as compelling and memorable, the firm evaluated these talks against a database of ordinary speeches and everyday conversation.The analysis included 80 different metrics.Persuasion turned out to be the metric, or variable, that the 31 speeches had most in common.And based on that, Quantified Impressions came up with a list of 10 best speeches.“These speeches are the best because the speakers
persuade the audience to be emotionally moved,” says Noah Zandan, Quantified Impressions' president.Turns out, the best speakers persuade by doing three key things.They explain their relevance(“I was just like you”).They give insight(“Here's what life will be like”).And they use inclusive words:you, we, us, with, along.It's no surprise who comes out on top.Oprah Winfrey's
speech at Stanford five years ago actually beats her talk to Harvard grads last week.The speech ranked No.3 below is particularly historic this week: It's 50 years ago this month that John F.Kennedy, in the midst of the Cold War and on the heels of the Cuban Missile Crisis, startled the Soviets by offering unilateral nuclear restraint.1.Oprah Winfrey2005, Kenyon 3.John F.Kennedy1977, University of California, Riverside
5.Winston Churchill2013, Smith 7.Oprah WinfreyMadison)10.亚马逊（Amazon.com）CEO杰夫•贝佐斯——2010年，普林斯顿大学（Princeton）
2005年在斯坦福大学做了那场著名演讲的史蒂夫•乔布斯在Quantified Impressions的排名中位列第几？答案是，第20名。
8.Aaron SorkinMadison
10.Amazon.com(AMZN)CEO Jeff Bezos-2010, Princeton
Where is Steve Jobs--his famous 2005 speech at Stanford--in the Quantified Impressions rankings? No.20.
第四篇：最佳毕业留言
最佳毕业留言
1.心有点痛眼有点红，为了理想各奔西东。偶尔心感冰冻，也用真挚笑容，让友谊暖风奉送。远方亲爱的朋友，愿你平安健康!幸福快乐!记得要常联系哦!
2.喜悦的时候我依然会来为你报声平安，烦恼的时候我依然会来为你分担，如果能够再相见，仍然还是我来买单，同窗的你，愿我的祝福时时与你相伴!
3.我一颗柔弱的心承不起太重的别离，我一双伤愁的眼睛容不了太久的哭泣，我一张安静的嘴道不出太多的诗句，我只剩一婉长发包围自己。在六月的温柔里，整匀我的呼吸，保留下一丝最后挥手的气力。
4.我们走过大一的激情，我们走过大二的茫然，我们走过大三的成熟，我们即将走过大四的分别。亲爱的同学，感谢一路有你，祝你以后工作顺利，心想事成!
5.我们偶然相遇，然后各自离去，踏上永远不归的路。路过湖泊，路过森林，路过沙漠，路过人们的城堡和花园，路过幸福。真心祝福：一路走好!
6.我们来自五湖四海，相识在大学;我们去闯天南地北，分别在大学。亲爱的同学，感谢你给我四年的美好难忘回忆，愿你毕业后有份好工作，有个好前程!
7.天下没有不散的宴席，亲爱的同学，毕业了，让我们挥手再见，说一声珍重，道一声祝福，感谢彼此曾经的美好回忆，珍藏彼此真挚的友情。愿你前程似锦!
8.天下没有不散的宴酒，这永不消逝的经历和财富，将珍藏在我的人生之游，将永远在我的脑海里停留，离别了，朋友，愿明天之路有我的祝福，我亲爱的校友!
9.抬抬手，挥一挥衣袖，这样的道别带不走一丝离愁，一颗小小的心能够承载多少忧愁，因为爱总会有一颗心要在远方停留，我将为你踏上征途但愿你平安无忧。
10.踏着北国的冰雪，乘着岭南的暖风，伴着江南的春水，带着草原的绿茵，我们欢聚母校;装着老师的嘱托，今朝你我各奔西东，千言万语汇成一句短短的祝福：珍重，朋友!
11.四年转瞬即逝，在分别之际，画面好像定格在我们相识的大一，那时傻傻的充满激情，什么都新鲜好奇。如今毕业了，愿你美梦圆，宏图展，鹏程万里!
12.思念就像夜里的风，虽然看不到却总在身边绕，回忆是心里的太阳，温暖着每一寸记忆的土壤，分别的日子里，用我的挂念抓紧你的想念，望你万事顺意随心!
13.时间如风，把大学四年的喜怒哀乐吹干保鲜;记忆如壶，将大学四年的美好画面收集装满。亲爱的同学，愿你毕业后工作顺利，心想事成，一帆风顺!
14.时间带不走空间，欢乐在心中沉淀;一切那么突然，一切又在意料中;没有时间追回，没有时间准备;每次梦醒的边缘，太阳依旧再现，我期待离别重逢的那天。
15.人生路，有点苦，走过风，走过雨，路过欢笑，经过痛苦，有些感情，永驻心中，有些朋友，时常挂念，珍惜拥有，看淡失去，秋天的心情，适合想念，朋友，一路保重!
16.让我与你握别，再轻轻抽出我的手，直到思念从此扎根，画面从此停顿，朋友，请把我的祝福别在衣襟上吧，从此天涯海角都有我的问候。
17.亲爱的同学，缘分让你我在大学成为朋友，感谢你四年来对我的帮助和关怀，感谢有你的美好难忘的回忆，毕业了，真诚祝愿你以后工作顺利，事事顺心!
18.亲爱的同学，大学四年我们一起走过。如今毕业了，只想把你的名字，化作一片汪洋，把我的心化作小船，让你带上。愿毕业以后前程似锦，一帆风顺!
19.那情是这般的依依不舍，那缘是这般的难舍难弃，那快乐如此无法放手，那幸福如此怅然若失，毕业了，朋友，再见了，愿明日之路你依然如故，依然幸福!
20.明天你就要远行，我思绪万千，送上真挚的祝福，愿你早日赚到很多钱，早日成为大款，早日开上宝马，早日住上洋房，早日结婚，早日生子，早日如愿!
21.走过的三年时光，我们不仅收获了知识的芳香，更收获了人生的芳香，远去的灯光书影，我们不仅失去了青春的光芒，而且还失去了岁月的忧伤。毕业之际，愿你们有一个辉煌的前程。
22.走过尘烟沸腾的沙漠，走过重重叠叠的坎坷，才明白人生最宝贵的财富是经历，最值得拥有的品格是执着，酷爱生命，酷爱生活，祝毕业后人生幸福永远洒脱!
23.祝福我们，祝福所有的经历。感谢父母，感谢每一位老师。祝福所有毕业的兄弟姐妹，愿我们以后更加坚强，我们的路更长更广，一路走好。
24.曾经一起并肩奋斗，曾经与你共同进退，曾经与你吵闹不休……那么多的曾经都是我们快乐幸福的见证。毕业在即，分别在即，不愿与不舍都藏在心里，送你一句永远快乐，一切顺利。
25.在坚持不懈的过程中，实在累了的时候，拿来读一读，看一看，又会有继续奋斗的动力。记住，再苦再累是自己选择的路，决不能放弃，更不能掉眼泪。只有毕业胜利的时候，眼泪才能留下。
26.校园生活是一道勤奋的起跑线，社会生活是一片成功的艳阳天，毕业是人生起航的转折点，愿朋友毕业后坚定勤奋的信念，创造成功的蓝天!
27.随着时光的推进，校园的生活在逐步远离，但是青春的聚会并没有散去，飞扬的风筝依旧在天际，梦想与现实之间不会有距离，只要毕业后拥有执着的勇气!祝事事顺利!
28.说服自己，暂停繁忙稍休息;感动自己，没事多多看韩剧;征服自己，登山跑步健身体;超越自己，快乐永远不离你;相信自己，毕业工作没问题!幸福第一!
29.熟悉的校园小路上，曾经有我们一起走过的身影;朝夕相处过的教室里，留下了我们共同战斗的汗水。朋友一生一起走，那些日子不再有，毕业了，珍重!
30.轻轻地挥一挥手，告别昨日的懵懂;静静地回一回眸，静看曾经的奋斗;时光此刻难停留，毕业之际各自走，唯愿你牵着拼搏的手，伴着祝福，成功走过人生每一个关口。
31.路还长，道还远，愿你热情永不减!情会深，义会浓，愿我们感情不生锈!毕业只是暂时的分开奋斗，希望再聚首，大家都能功成也名就!
32.敬爱的老师，祝福您岁岁愉快，年年如意。毕业多年，老师的教导仍在滋润着我成长。您总说仅是我的朋友，我却说您是我的导航员，激励我永往直前。
33.回首往事匆匆，我们告别母校，告别似曾消逝的伤悲，因为我们毕业了。走过的春夏秋冬，走过的灯光书影。付出了，就不在悲伤。付出了，就不在彷徨。因为等待我们的还有未来的希望。
34.读书同窗并椅，毕业各奔东西。工作各有志趣，发展各有天地。如今不管老几，同学永驻记忆。每逢节日假期，总把你们想起。祝老同学笑口常开，青春常在，短信常来。
35.朝夕相处是缘分，虽然三年;同窗相伴是运气，虽然短暂;莫因离别而伤感，莫因毕业而留恋，分别验证了情感，人生处处有蓝天，毕业后愿珍惜你我的缘，牵挂永远存心田。
36.彩色的梦幻，轻狂的少年，向往广袤的天空与浪漫;经历了坎坷，学会了珍惜，成熟的你我学会有梦想就不言放弃，请你放心将你的执着放在灿烂的未来里，祝毕业后努力一如往昔!
37.毕业赠言想说爱你，感觉太沉;想说喜欢，感觉太轻;一天天地眷恋，一夜夜的无眠，我只有数着相思的绿莹帘珠，托星月寄到你窗前祝高考顺意!
38.毕业了，话语泪流，好想一个拥抱能够永远永远!我放下了那些以前，静静悄悄的走开，没有对爱情的半点留恋!我晒干了承诺，放他在一个盒子，保存并且珍藏回忆!毕业了，走了心走不了情谊!
39.毕业即失业，不如边学边创业;运筹于校园之中，赢利于千里之外;两耳不闻窗外事，一心只求炼金术;学海无涯，黄金海岸;好好学习，天天赚钱。
40.毕业，不是结局，不是散了的宴席。毕业，只是开始，只是旅行新的风情。再见，就是为了别了再相见。不要感伤，这辈子最多的就是时间，再次相见，只是迟早的事。
41.把稚嫩锁在宿舍的抽屉，把珍重装进打包的行李，毕业起，告诉自己我能行!一步踏出去，留一个骄傲的背影，从此快乐前进。愿你毕业大展鸿图，前程似锦!
42.与你相识，我体会到什么叫做温情;与你相知，我明白什么叫牵挂;与你相聚，我知道什么是缘分;与你相遇，我知道什么叫真情;与你分离，我品尝到什么叫煎熬。
43.有了信念，生命旅途中的寂寞也会铺成一片蓝天;有了信念，生活海洋上的烦恼也会化作一段旋律，背上信念的锦囊，寻找梦想的颜色。愿你一路走好!
44.因为追逐青春的梦想，我们共聚校园;因为怀着生活的向往，我们各奔征程，有相聚九友别离，请相信：今天的别离是为了下次更美的相聚。
45.因为你的离去，七月是愁绪笼罩的季节;因为新的开始，七月是扬帆启航的季节。更广阔的`天空等你去翱翔!更精彩的梦想等你去搏击!毕业了，朋友一路走好。
46.一句祝福，一世牵挂;一声叮咛，一生感动。毕业的号角已经吹响，带着同学的祝福，老师的叮咛，我们上路，不管前方有多少的风雨，心就不会孤独，因为有了你们的祝福。
47.也想过不认识你，便不会有你我今天的痛，可我从未后悔过。如果真如你所说还爱我，便忘了我好好过。那些快乐时光，我永远都记得。
48.不忘同窗情，难诉离别意。忆相遇，蓬勃朝气，青春活力，纯真岁月共嬉戏;盼相聚，依然年轻，快乐幸福，你我同拥新天地。愿你大鹏展翅冲云霄，此去一路俱顺风!
49.五湖四海来相聚，同窗情谊铭心间。天南地北今分别，依依不舍何时见。潜龙腾渊无可阻，大鹏展翅翔九天。祝君前程胜花锦，一路顺风登峰巅。
50.三年同窗结友情，自此别后，应犹忆相逢。书声相伴岁月同，嬉戏玩耍几回共。天南地北虽分别，不减情浓，愿君前程似花锦，一路顺风多珍重!
51.学校里遇见你是我的福气，生活中因你而异常绚丽，经常的打闹嬉戏，见证了至真至纯的友谊。毕业之时就要分离，不能再和你共担风雨，只愿我的朋友最爱的你，事事顺心万事如意。
52.几年同窗走过风雨，如今毕业就要相隔两地，相聚不知在何时期，只愿能够常常想起，道声珍重愿你如意，快乐生活万事顺意，朋友记得常联系。
53.上天赐缘我们相聚一起，感激让人兴奋的天意，走过一路欢歌笑语，如今毕业却要分离，不管何地友谊栓我们在一起，等待我们下次相聚，愿你的未来万事如意。
54.道一声再见，愿我们日后再相见;道一声珍重，愿你踏上幸福路;道一声离别，愿你一切都顺利;道一声祝福，愿你前程似锦鸿图展;同学，毕业后也要常联系哟。
55.我们的友爱如花，越开就越芬芳;我们的友谊如光，越远就越辉煌;我们的友情如酒，越久会越醇厚!朝夕相处，让我们结下了深厚的友谊;今日分手，让我们珍惜这美好的情意!
56.再回首，曾经的林林总总，甜蜜与欢笑都涌上心头;再回首，过去的回忆似一杯陈酒;再回首，那曾经的人，那曾经的追求，都随风飘走……毕业了，兄弟，擦干眼泪，相信我们明天还会聚首!
57.无论走到海角天涯，我会把你牵挂，无论你是贫穷富有，思念永远逗留，无论命运如何安排，笑对人生未来，无论发生什么事情，我的祝福永远在你身边，祝你一生幸福，前程锦绣。
58.又到毕业时，情依依，别依依，千言万语化作无语，你忘不了我，我忘不你，相逢会有期。献上依依惜别的祝愿，愿幸福快乐与你相伴。分离熔得友情更浓，重逢在灿烂的明天。
59.毕业酝酿一坛酒;时光的水，停住心窝;友情的粮，丰收在握;美好记忆，搅拌醇香;彼此帮助，温暖不落;矛盾分歧，作料一撮。忘我欢呼，青春万岁，友谊万岁，祝福大展宏图，一路高歌。
60.走过的路，爱过的人，品过的味，流过的泪，笑过的美，都在时间的河流中沉淀，在斑驳的记忆中保存了。四年飞逝，毕业分别，愿你前程似锦，心想事成!
61.转眼间就毕业了，不得不为理想各奔东西了，即使这样，也让我们心存感激，好好说声再见，因为我们有着四年的美好回忆。愿以后工作顺利，前程似锦!
62.真诚的心，不会因毕业的分别而离散;真挚的情，不会因毕业的离散而消逝;大学四年，我们共同进退，我们共同欢笑，我们永远是同学，永远是朋友!
63.珍惜拥有的点滴，感悟生命的朝气，用明日的成功回报今天的努力;同窗的你，是否在十年后还能记起，这里，曾经有一个朝夕相处的知己，愿明天你更神气!
64.曾经以为，那河畔的金柳，柳上的鸣蝉可以凝固不变;曾经以为，可以手牵着手和你永远笑着闹着做最好的朋友。可惜时光流转变幻，只能淡淡地问候你一句：千万珍重!
65.在这里有过爱情的痛与乐，在这里有过友情的忠诚与疑惑，在这里挥洒着青春的泪，别了我的校园。感谢您在青涩的青春里陪伴我。此短信送给所有毕业的学生。
第五篇：经典毕业演讲
世界十大最著名毕业典礼上的演讲
David Foster Wallace, Kenyon, 2005
Words of Wisdom:
”‘Learning how to think’ really means learning how to exercise some control over how and what you think.It means being conscious and aware enough to choose what you pay attention to and to choose how you construct meaning from experience.Because if you cannot exercise this kind of choice in adult life, you will be totally hosed.”
This address at Kenyon was vintage Wallace: a smart, occasionally meandering discussion of the issues that consumed him, from the banality of life to the meaning of consciousness.“I know that this stuff probably doesn’t sound fun and breezy and grandly inspirational,” he concluded.“What it is, so far as I can see, is the truth „ The capital-T Truth is about life before death.It is about making it to 30, or maybe 50, without wanting to shoot yourself in the head.” All the reasons Wallace didn’t make it to 50 are apparent here;in hindsight, the speech reads like the first draft of a suicide note for an author who took his own life last year at age 46.While it’s a macabre read, there’s tons that’s worthwhile here: the speech crackles with wit and intelligence — and offers tricks for escaping the depression to which Wallace ultimately succumbed。
David Foster Wallace，美国著名小说作家、评论家、幽默作家，代表作《无尽的玩笑》，入选《时代周刊》“百部最佳英文小说”。David Foster Wallace2008年9月13日患抑郁症自杀家中，享年46岁。
Steve Jobs, Stanford, 2005
Words of Wisdom:
”No one wants to die.Even people who want to go to Heaven don’t want to die to get there.And yet death is the destination we all share.No one has ever escaped it.And that is as it should be, because death is very likely the single best invention of life.It is life’s change agent.It clears out the old to make way for the new.Right now the new is you, but someday not too long from now, you will gradually become the old and be cleared away.Sorry to be so dramatic, but it is quite true。
”Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.Don’t be trapped by dogma — which is living with the results of other people’s thinking.Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice.And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition „ Stay hungry, Stay foolish.”
”Sometimes life hits you in the head with a brick,” said Jobs.“Don’t lose faith.” Despite his prickly reputation, this heartfelt commencement address is about as good as the genre gets: short, smart, poignant and uplifting.Discussing life, love and loss, the Apple co-founder hit all the right notes。
Steve Jobs，苹果电脑创始人，声名显赫的“计算机狂人”。
Conan O’Brien, Harvard(Class Day), 2000
Words of Wisdom:
”I’ve dwelled on my failures today because, as graduates of Harvard, your biggest liability is your need to succeed.Your need to always find yourself on the sweet side of the bell curve.Because success is a lot like a bright, white tuxedo.You feel terrific when you get it, but then you’re desperately afraid of getting it dirty, of spoiling it in any way。
”I left the cocoon of Harvard, I left the cocoon of Saturday Night Live, I left the cocoon of The Simpsons.And each time it was bruising and tumultuous.And yet, every failure was freeing, and today I’m as nostalgic for the bad as I am for the good。
”So, that’s what I wish for all of you: the bad as well as the good.Fall down, make a mess, break something occasionally.And remember that the story is never over.”
When Conan O’Brien spoke at Harvard University’s 2000 Class Day, he had a lot of things to say — many of them about Harvard.O’Brien graduated from the prestigious university in 1985, and he took at few shots at his alma mater’s expense.“The last time I was invited to Harvard it cost me $110,000,” he said, “so you’ll forgive me if I’m a bit suspicious.”
O’Brien also spoke about the difficulties of trying to make it in comedy — first as a writer for Saturday Night Live, then for The Simpsons, and then finally as a late-night talk-show host — and all of the setbacks and failures he endured along the way.He discussed his bombed television pilot, embarrassingly bad reviews and what it was like to be 28 and unemployed in New York City, proving that no one, not even the man who would one day take over the Tonight Show, escapes disappointment and self-doubt.But despite his stumbles, O’Brien kept going.And he told Harvard’s class of 2000 that they should too。
Conan O’Brien，美国著名脱口秀主持人。
Russell Baker, Connecticut College, 1995
Words of Wisdom:
”Listen once in a while.It’s amazing what you can hear.On a hot summer day in the country you can hear the corn growing, the crack of a tin roof buckling under the power of the sun.In a real old-fashioned parlor silence so deep you can hear the dust settling on the velveteen settee, you might hear the footsteps of something sinister gaining on you, or a heart-stoppingly beautiful phrase from Mozart you haven’t heard since childhood, or the voice of somebody — now gone — whom you loved.Or sometime when you’re talking up a storm so brilliant, so charming that you can hardly believe how wonderful you are, pause just a moment and listen to yourself.It’s good for the soul to hear yourself as others hear you, and next time maybe, just maybe, you will not talk so much, so loudly, so brilliantly, so charmingly, so utterly shamelessly foolishly。
Baker, a Pulitzer Prize–winning author and columnist, knows how to reach college kids.He’s funny and engaging(“The best advice I can give anybody about going out into the world is this: Don’t do it”)without being cynical, and lands enough light jabs to remind his audience that his advice — from “get married” to “sleep in the nude” — is worth heeding。
Russell Baker，《纽约时报》专栏作家，1982年普利策奖获得者。成名作为个人自传《成长》。
Winston Churchill, Harrow School, 1941
Words of Wisdom:
”Never give in.Never give in.Never, never, never, never — in nothing, great or small, large or petty — never give in, except to convictions of honor and good sense.”
No leader in history, perhaps, matched Churchill’s capacity for blurring the lines between speech and battle cry.This is one of his best.It’s an urban legend that the “Never give in” exhortation comprised the totality of his address;Churchill went on for several more paragraphs.But there’s no question that this, far and away, was what Harrow’s students remembered。
Winston Churchill，英国前首相。
George Marshall, Harvard, 1947
Words of Wisdom:
”It is logical that the United States should do whatever it is able to do to assist in the return of normal economic health in the world, without which there can be no political stability and no assured peace.Our policy is directed not against any country or doctrine but against hunger, poverty, desperation and chaos.Its purpose should be the revival of a working economy in the world so as to permit the emergence of political and social conditions in which free institutions can exist.”
Marshall’s address at Harvard was pretty dry stuff, but give the guy a break.Instead of following the conventional blueprint for a commencement speech — a poignant metaphor here, some poetic turns of phrase there, wrapped up in a neat life lesson — Marshall did nothing less than outline the plan to rebuild postwar Europe and curb the spread of communism that would eventually bear his name.Since this speech was step one toward saving a continent, Marshall gets a pass for failing to meet today’s quota for snappy one-liners。
George Marshall，1880-1959，美国将军、政治家，出任国务卿期间，推出欧洲复兴计划。
John F.Kennedy, American University, 1963
Words of Wisdom:
”Let us examine our attitude toward peace itself.Too many of us think it is impossible.Too many think it unreal.But that is a dangerous, defeatist belief.It leads to the conclusion that war is inevitable, that mankind is doomed, that we are gripped by forces we cannot control。
”We need not accept that view.Our problems are man-made — therefore, they can be solved by man.And man can be as big as he wants.No problem of human destiny is beyond human beings.Man’s reason and spirit have often solved the seemingly unsolvable — and we believe they can do it again.”
Consider the last time you witnessed an exchange about the thorny issues on today’s agenda — pork-barrel spending, say, or instituting universal health care.Chances are the discussion was conducted in weary, whispered tones.Pragmatism is in, and talk of grand solutions is the kiss of death for many a politician.Reading J.F.K.’s 1963 address to American University graduates on the need for world peace is a reminder of how much our political discourse has changed — and, in many ways, diminished.Say this for the President: he made no small plans。
John F.Kennedy，美国前总统。
Bradley Whitford, Wisconsin, 2006
Words of Wisdom:
”Take action.Every story you’ve ever connected with, every leader you’ve ever admired, every puny little thing that you’ve ever accomplished is the result of taking action.You have a choice.You can either be a passive victim of circumstance or you can be the active hero of your own life.Action is the antidote to apathy and cynicism and despair.You will inevitably make mistakes.Learn what you can and move on.At the end of your days, you will be judged by your gallop, not by your stumble.”
As an actor, Whitford’s most famous character was The West Wing’s Josh Lyman, a pragmatic political wonk with a drive to win and no compunction about kneecapping his foes.So it’s a little strange to read Whitford’s earnest advice for overcoming adversity.But there’s no denying that his address makes a heartfelt, inspiring read。
Bradley Whitford，美国著名电影演员。
Barbara Kingsolver, Duke, 2008
Words of Wisdom:
”If somebody says ‘Your money or your life,’ you could say, ‘Life.’ And mean it.You’ll see things collapse in your time, the big houses, the empires of glass.The new green things that sprout up through the wreck — those will be yours。
”The arc of history is longer than human vision.It bends.We abolished slavery, we granted universal suffrage.We have done hard things before.And every time it took a terrible fight between people who could not imagine changing the rules, and those who said, ‘We already did.We have made the world new.’ The hardest part will be to convince yourself of the possibilities, and hang on.”
At Duke in 2008, Kingsolver, the author of a dozen books(including The Poisonwood Bible)，didn’t shy away from weighty matters.Without being preachy, she enumerated the perils of climate change, of the all-consuming need to accumulate wealth and of, in this age of digital connectedness, our increasing isolation from one another.But this beautifully written speech ends on a hopeful note.“The ridiculously earnest are known to travel in groups,” she said.“And they are known to change the world.”
Barbara Kingsolver，美国作家。
Stephen Colbert, Knox College, 2006
Words of Wisdom:
”I have two last pieces of advice.First, being pre-approved for a credit card does not mean you have to apply for it.And lastly, the best career advice I can give you is to get your own TV show.It pays well, the hours are good, and you are famous.And eventually some very nice people will give you a doctorate in fine arts for doing jack squat.”
Did Knox College invite as its 2006 commencement speaker Stephen Colbert the comedian or Stephen Colbert the invented TV personality? When the political satirist and host of Comedy Central’s The Colbert Report took the podium in Galesburg, Ill., no one knew which version of Colbert they would get — not even the man himself.“I’m not sure which one of us you invited to speak here today,” he said.“I’m just going to talk and I’m going to let you figure it out.”
Colbert rambled about everything from overdue library books to the Dred Scott case, but ended with one piece of earnest advice.“Cynicism is a self-imposed blindness, a rejection of the world because we are afraid it will hurt us or be disappointed in us,” he told the class of 2006.“Cynics always say no „ for as long as you have the strength to, say yes.”
Stephen Colbert，美国喜剧演员、电视主持人，主持节目“The Colbert Report”，擅长政治幽默。
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