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Old 06-06-2003, 01:26 AM
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Lets post pictures from the royal princes and princesses graduations!
I´m in a graduation mood today since my graduation starts in a couple of hours
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Old 06-06-2003, 06:51 AM
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Good luck, Yennie!!!! I had my graduation in 2000 (unfortunately not in Sweden, but I would love it to wear such a cap), it wasn´t that bad, I´ve imagined. And the time after your final exams is great! Just look at Madeleine (from www.polfoto.dk)
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Old 06-06-2003, 07:39 AM
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Have a wonderful day Yennie! Are you graduating from High School or University? B)
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Old 06-06-2003, 02:09 PM
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I´m 20 years old and I graduated from "gymnasiet" as its called in Sweden... so I guess you could say that its both high school and college... if you know what I meen

Thanks! I had a wonderful day!
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Old 06-06-2003, 03:58 PM
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hi

I have question about graduations in sweden, why do all the graduates wear those 'seamanhats' and are driving around in 'trucks' (well at least in stockholm). how did this tradition began?

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Old 06-07-2003, 03:40 AM
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I was just wondering why when you graduate in Sweden you will wear whiote dresses and seaman caps??? Is it necessary I mean here in our place we wear white galas like an alternate uniform its all white but we don't wear those caps/....
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Old 06-07-2003, 03:47 AM
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Its tradition.. everybody wears them. The cap have different colours depending on your school/major.
When your graduation is over all your friends sign the hat and you keep it as a memory...
and I think the reason why your dress is white is that you should look innocent and sweet

I´m still a little "graduation high" so sorry if this sounds a little confusing =)
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Congratulations Yennie! It is a great day for you! I got my white-and-black cap 1984 and I still know, how proud I was then. I come from your neighbour country and as you surely know, we have just the same white-and-black cap with the golden lyra on it.
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Old 06-07-2003, 05:45 PM
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Thanks Alexandra!
I hope your graduation was as wonderful as mine! I had a wonderful day!
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Oh, I´ve thought that you still have to write the exams. But as I see now you already have your exam and that you´re celebrating it now. My congratulations!!!! And I´m singing a "studentsång" for you
Is it in Sweden also common to make a journey with your classmates to a foreign country (e.g we were in Kos/Greece)?! I remember that princess Madeleine was in 2001 in France with far more people than before. Were that her classmates or friends, she knew from somewhere else?
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Old 06-09-2003, 12:04 PM
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I didnt go anywhere with my friends, we had a party instead =) It was alot of fun!
And on the graduation day the school had arranged a big concert and me and my friends drove around the town in a red cadillac
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and some more royal graduation memories
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I read that Madeleine´s grades somewhen and she seemed to be quite good. How about the other ones? What were they good at? I also heard that the king was a bad student, is that true?
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I´ve also read that the king wasn´t a very good student, but I don´t know his grades, what I know are CP Victoria´s grades: in almost all subjects the best possible mark, in English and Swedish she had two " fyra" (which would be a "B" or in Germany a "2"), and in mathematics she had a "tre" ("C" or "3"-mathematics as worst subject... I feel with her ) That are really good marks, especially when you remeber her "dyslexia-confession" from last year! You can see a copy of her report-card in Jenny´s fourth yahoo club on Victoria (look under "rare pictures")
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true, both Victoria and Madeleine made really good grades in school. I don´t know about Carl Philip´s grades but since he suffers from dyslexia maybe he didn´t made that good grades?
But I remember his teacher saying that "the prince got a really good graduation grade"... so who knows?
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Originally posted by Yennie@Sep 9th, 2003 - 4:37 pm
I don´t know about Carl Philip´s grades but since he suffers from dyslexia maybe he didn´t made that good grades?
This dyslexia-thing...I´m a little bit confused. What are the facts, are all three children of the king suffering from dyslexia, inclusive Madeleine (concerning her, I´m not sure) ?!
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I have heard that Princess Madeleine does not have dyslexia but Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Carl Philip has got the learning difficulty for sure, like myself.
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Both Carl Philip and Victoria have spoken about thier dyslexia.
And I think that the Queen mentioned in an interview that all the children had dyslexia.. but Carl Philip had the biggest problem with it. So maybe Madeleine has a "light" type of dyslexia?
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Originally posted by Yennie@Sep 10th, 2003 - 3:36 am
Both Carl Philip and Victoria have spoken about thier dyslexia.
That´s interesting. When and where has Carl Philip spoken about his dyslexia? I have never heard him talking about such personal matters/feelings like Victoria.
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