My Favorite Graduate is a Dog at Connecticut College
In a Connecticut College graduation, a blonde cocker spaniel wearing a tassel on his collar walked the stage with his owner to receive a diploma. The crowd adored the moment, echoing the festive shift from stern ceremony to lighter campus tradition.
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