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"Building Better Citizens for America"

Thursday, May 27, 2010

The Cake-Cutting Tradition Continues

Again this year, we asked two distinguished veterans to start the reception by cutting two beautiful butter-cream American flag cakes - with Citadel swords. The selection of swords was very appropriate for Major Guy Palmer (viewer's right) who is one of the most loyal Citadel grads anywhere. Captain Lewis Palmer (far left), a Clemson graduate had no trouble slicing with the sword. In fact, he made several perfect cuts.