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Freezing for a good cause

by Megan McCormick
December 2, 2010

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Members of the UW chapter of the American Medical Student Association Melanie Mustful and Dan Stoltz braved the frigid weather Wednesday to hand out hot chocolate to passersby on Library Mall. The group was handing out hot drinks and AIDS ribbons to cold students as a way to commemorate World AIDS day, hoping to improve HIV/AIDS education.[/media-credit]
Members of the UW chapter of the American Medical Student Association Melanie Mustful and Dan Stoltz braved the frigid weather Wednesday to hand out hot chocolate to passersby on Library Mall. The group was handing out hot drinks and AIDS ribbons to cold students as a way to commemorate World AIDS day, hoping to improve HIV/AIDS education.

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