Fired
New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson just gave the
commencement address at Wake Forest University. Abramson closed by
citing a commencement address given by Robert Frost in 1956, in which he
described life after graduation as “pieces of knitting to go on with.”
“My mother was a great knitter, and she made some really magnificent
things, but she also made a few itchy, frankly hideous sweaters for me,”
Abramson said. “She left some things unfinished. So today, you
gorgeous, brilliant people, get on with your knitting.”
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