CAT GOT A CAP AND GOWN AFTER ATTENDING EVERY ZOOM CLASS
A UT Austin grad’s Zoom lecture cat Suki sat through every online class, so Francesca Bourdier bought her a cap and gown. The school congratulated both.
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A UT Austin grad’s Zoom lecture cat Suki sat through every online class, so Francesca Bourdier bought her a cap and gown. The school congratulated both.
Brooklyn Dotson, saved by a liver transplant as a toddler, married Noah Waters, the brother of her donor, in a lakeside ceremony in Kentucky.
Thalles DeSouza went from Wendy’s shift manager to Yale after his bosses funded community college. Here’s how a Cape Cod promise paid off.
A 72-year-old Paraguayan dad waited at a dark bus stop to walk his daughter home from work, and her Twitter post of him won people over.
Avery Sanford’s estranged father dumped 80,000 pennies as a final child support payment. She donated them to a shelter, and gifts topped $47,000.
Canadian bride Anita Wing Lee said she never prayed for someone tall, then married Tim Muttoo. Their wedding post drew more than 140 million views.
A Yolngu grandfather known as the Morning Star dancer traveled about 3,000 kilometres to dance with his granddaughters at her Year 10 graduation.
A Turkish mom read her visually impaired daughter’s law lecture notes for four years, and Sakarya University honored her at the graduation ceremony.
Warrick Dunn started Homes for the Holidays in tribute to his late mother. Here is how the former NFL running back helps single parents become homeowners.
Pink baskets in Finland let grocery shoppers signal they’re single and open to meeting someone. Here’s how the Sinkkukori idea works and where it popped up.
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