May 5, 2014

Photo Gallery: Students Support Cancer Research

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The Lafayette community came out to show its support for the fight against cancer during the College’s Relay for Life at Kamine Gym. The overnight event has teams walking for 12 hours to raise funds for the American Cancer Society. Students, faculty, and administrators also enjoyed musical performances, raffles, food, carnival games, and other activities.

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Students make balloon animals.
Students, faculty, and staff walk for 12 hours to raise money for the American Cancer Society.
Students get their paperwork at the registration desk.
Dan DeSena ’14 plays the Golf Challenge.
Maria Cano Garcia ’16 (right) shares a laugh with another student.
Students, faculty, and staff walk for 12 hours to raise money for the American Cancer Society.
Pete Bross ’14, a cancer survivor and former football player, discusses his experiences.
Members of the Cadence female a cappella group entertain the crowd.
Members of the Cadence female a cappella group entertain the crowd.
Students, faculty, and staff walk for 12 hours to raise money for the American Cancer Society.
Sarah Fryefield ’16 addresses the crowd.
Steven Wilson, vice president of marketing at Easton Hospital, and Susan Averett, Dana Professor of Economics and member of the Board of Directors at Easton Hospital, address the participants
Jen Ruocco ’14 grabs some Rita's Italian Ice.
Students play bouncy joust.
Students, faculty, and staff walk for 12 hours to raise money for the American Cancer Society.
Student organizers Sarah Fryefield ’16, Maria Cano Garcia ’16, and Nicolette Reilly ’16 man the podium early during the event.
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