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Students see changing faces of AIDS virus

Student Affairs sponsored "The Changing Faces of AIDS," an informal dinner including stories from Foothill AIDS Project volunteers. (Above): Katherine Graham, a woman who contracted AIDS in 1991, Jim Oetken, was diagnosed in 1986, and Kristen Anderson, an informational speaker for elementary school children, talked about the virus and its effects on them and society. / photo by Laura Ambriz
Student Affairs sponsored “The Changing Faces of AIDS,” an informal dinner including stories from Foothill AIDS Project volunteers. (Above): Katherine Graham, a woman who contracted AIDS in 1991, Jim Oetken, was diagnosed in 1986, and Kristen Anderson, an informational speaker for elementary school children, talked about the virus and its effects on them and society. / photo by Laura Ambriz
Senior Elizabeth Contreras greeted Graham with a hug after the open forum meeting. / photo by Laura Ambriz
Senior Elizabeth Contreras greeted Graham with a hug after the open forum meeting. / photo by Laura Ambriz
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