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Students volunteer at Mighty Mud Dash

April 16, 2013

Kerr students have volunteered at “Mighty Mud Dash” on Saturday, April 6.

This event consisted of helping set up the tents, handing out water, setting up tables, and checking bags for runners. After volunteering, students were able to participate as runners and run through the obstacles in mud course.

Mud Dash
Sophomores Omar Escobedo, Stephenie Hernandez-Perez, Stephanie Huynh, Amy Tang, and Jennifer Ngo are volunteering by receiving bags for runners. (left to right) Runners had to leave their belongings as they run for the Mighty Mud Dash.

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