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Bowlers knock down pins for Cystic Fibrosis

Junior Stacey Corso, a member of Iota Delta, bowled for three hours at the sorority's annual "Bowl for Breath" fundraiser. Held at Chapparal Lanes in San Dimas, the event was a fundrasier for research into cystic fibrosis - the sorority's philanthropic cause. The women raised $850 to donate to research. / photo by Jennifer Contreras
Junior Stacey Corso, a member of Iota Delta, bowled for three hours at the sorority’s annual “Bowl for Breath” fundraiser. Held at Chapparal Lanes in San Dimas, the event was a fundrasier for research into cystic fibrosis – the sorority’s philanthropic cause. The women raised $850 to donate to research. / photo by Jennifer Contreras
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