Mary Baldwin College Bluestocking 2004
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Students in every class as well as alumnae/i, staff, faculty, friends, family and community members took part this year. Close to 175 participants transformed the track into a temporary campsite, stage and conversation area for the 12-hour overnight walk-a-thon.
The presence of cancer survivors — many of whom share their stories — is an integral part of the fundraiser. MBC students, staff members, and alumnae who have beaten or are living with cancer joined in the Survivor's Walk at the^ start ...of the event. Christina Samuel '07, Elizabeth May '06, Vice President of Business and Finance Jane Pietrowski; Executive Director of Alumnae/i Activities Lynn Gilliland '80, and alumna Judy Armstrong '58 were some of the participants in the walk.
"We talk a lot about how cancer affects everyone, but I never thought it would be me," said Gilliland, who was diagnosed this year. "I came to the relay feeling kind of tired and down, and I left feeling supported and uplifted. It gave me very powerful sense of the family I have on this campus." The keynote address was given by John Kibler, Mary Baldwin professor of psychology.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Students in every class as well as alumnae/i, staff, faculty, friends, family and community members took part this year. Close to 175 participants transformed the track into a temporary campsite, stage and conversation area for the 12-hour overnight walk-a-thon.
The presence of cancer survivors — many of whom share their stories — is an integral part of the fundraiser. MBC students, staff members, and alumnae who have beaten or are living with cancer joined in the Survivor's Walk at the^ start ...of the event. Christina Samuel '07, Elizabeth May '06, Vice President of Business and Finance Jane Pietrowski; Executive Director of Alumnae/i Activities Lynn Gilliland '80, and alumna Judy Armstrong '58 were some of the participants in the walk.
"We talk a lot about how cancer affects everyone, but I never thought it would be me," said Gilliland, who was diagnosed this year. "I came to the relay feeling kind of tired and down, and I left feeling supported and uplifted. It gave me very powerful sense of the family I have on this campus." The keynote address was given by John Kibler, Mary Baldwin professor of psychology.
What to read after Mary Baldwin College Bluestocking 2004?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Baldwin College to read onlineMoreLess
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