“Pronouncing names like “Elizabeth” as “Lee-Zoo-Beth,” the unidentified speaker mispronounced the monikers of several nursing graduates, who hesitated to walk across the stage at the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
The verbal mishaps were due to “the way phonetic spellings were presented on the speaker’s cards, which was noted when the presenter apologized during the ceremony,” according to university officials.
Thomas Jefferson graduate TJ Canevari said it was far from a lighthearted moment. “I honestly felt very disrespected and unappreciated after all the hard work, money, and time we gave to the university,” Canevari said. “It was just really disappointing.””
“Canevari corrected the speaker, who pronounced his first name “Thomas” as “Too-Moo-May,” said the mispronunciation of names continued for about 30 minutes.”
Mispronouncing Thomas at Thomas Jefferson University?
“Perhaps fishing should have been banned on the bridge during the race in such strong winds, or a greater distance put between fishermen and runners. Well, that’s something to look back on,” Latsepov said.
The 62-year-old supporter of neo-Nazi groups was born and raised in New York City as Harold Nathan Braunhut, a Jew.
Harold von Braunhut (Thomas Lennon), creator of dubious products like Sea Monkeys and X-Ray Spex marketed to kids in small ads at the back of comic books. With a strong German accent and occasional wistful references to Germany before WWII, von Braunhut seems to be wrestling with an urge to give a Nazi salute as much as Dr. Strangelove or The Producers’ deranged Nazi playwright Franz Liebkind.
I had to change my reaction from to . It actually has grown on me (over two whole minutes of reflection) and it’s painted in a style that I actually prefer. I’m guessing Charles knew what he was going to get with the artist and was good with it.
to 
. It actually has grown on me (over two whole minutes of reflection) and it’s painted in a style that I actually prefer. I’m guessing Charles knew what he was going to get with the artist and was good with it.
