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Happenings in Wellesley Community Content Online author reading: 7 p.m. March 12. Free. For information: http://bit.ly/3usinB6. Author Joy McCullough will read “Champ and Major: First Dogs,” a picture book about President Joe Biden’s two dogs online via Zoom. Major will be the first shelter dog in the White House, and Champ can’t wait to show him around. Do Not Sell My Info / Cookie Policy
Let's be real: the absolute best part of the Biden administration so far has been the presence of Major and Champ, the Bidens' two adorable German shepherds. The First Dogs have had a month to settle into their new home, and now the first official picture of the furry duo in the Oval Office has been released! It is, as you might expect, very, very cute. Champ lounges on the blue carpet in front of the famed Resolute Desk, just a few inches away from the presidential seal on the carpet. His younger brother Major sits perkily a few feet away, where President Biden leans against the desk and re...
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February 4, 2021 at 12:00 pm by Noah Ropp Emily Liu / Daily Nexus Critics deride the new administration of President Joe Biden as being nothing more than a reiteration of the Obama era. While I think such charges of a political retread are an oversimplification, Iâd argue a positive comparison be made between the theme of former President Barack Obamaâs 2008 campaign, âHope,â and the rhetoric coming out of the new Biden White House (exemplified in Bidenâs inaugural address) and make a case for its continuation in todayâs hyper-polarized political landsc...
- ADVERTISEMENT - DHA shelter projects manager Steph Carter has a big hug for Major on the day of his official adoption. Photo courtesy of DHA The White House has been home to a variety of presidential pets, possibly rivaled only by Noah’s Ark. Cats of all stripe; dogs of all spot; plus silkworms, goats and horses; caged birds; raccoons; hamsters and rats; bunnies; squirrels; lizards; chickens and turkeys; a couple of ill-advised choices like grizzly bear cubs, wallabies and tigers, all of which were gifts and were promptly delivered to zoos or “museums”; a cussing parrot; and one trick...