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Twister for a cause

An oversized Twister game took place last Friday, May 12, which included eight Twister mats and an over-sized spinwheel. The event was sponsored by the Inter Fraternity/Sorority Council (IFSC), the Prevention Center and Milton Bradley. Freshman Tammy Byrd is at the helm of this game, which includes (left to right) Kevin South, senior Kristi Moran, sophomore Rich Quesada and freshman Harmony White. / photo by Garrison Chaffee
An oversized Twister game took place last Friday, May 12, which included eight Twister mats and an over-sized spinwheel. The event was sponsored by the Inter Fraternity/Sorority Council (IFSC), the Prevention Center and Milton Bradley. Freshman Tammy Byrd is at the helm of this game, which includes (left to right) Kevin South, senior Kristi Moran, sophomore Rich Quesada and freshman Harmony White. / photo by Garrison Chaffee
The game was a fundraiser for senior Kevin South and his family to help with medical bills. South, who also works for the ULV Operations Department, was hospitalized ear­lier this year for an illness doctors were unable to identify. Doctors initially thought South was suffer­ing from spinal meningitis. / photo by Melissa A. Collett
The game was a fundraiser for senior Kevin South and his family to help with medical bills. South, who also works for the ULV Operations Department, was hospitalized ear­lier this year for an illness doctors were unable to identify. Doctors initially thought South was suffer­ing from spinal meningitis. / photo by Melissa A. Collett
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