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Senator Edward Kennedy, the beloved and hated liberal bull of Capitol Hill, joined an exclusive club this week when he received an honorary degree from Harvard University.
Previous recepients of the prestigious award include the likes of Winston Churchill, Nelson Mandela, and James Monroe.
Now that the two-time "graduate" of Harvard has received his degree, who knows what he will do with his life? Maybe he'll even become Senator.
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