Massage with a message

Junior Jessica Gerard stops by to get a massage from Ariel Guldstrand, a junior athletic training major, outside the Athletic Pavilion on Tuesday. The Athletic Training Student Club hosted a fundraiser in the Johnson Family Plaza for the Brain Injury Association of California to help raise awareness, educate about injuries and advocate for those affected by brain injuries. Massages were priced at a dollar a minute. Baked goods also were sold; they included muffin tops, brownies and cookies. / photo by Brittney Slater-Shew
Junior Jessica Gerard stops by to get a massage from Ariel Guldstrand, a junior athletic training major, outside the Athletic Pavilion on Tuesday. The Athletic Training Student Club hosted a fundraiser in the Johnson Family Plaza for the Brain Injury Association of California to help raise awareness, educate about injuries and advocate for those affected by brain injuries. Massages were priced at a dollar a minute. Baked goods also were sold; they included muffin tops, brownies and cookies. / photo by Brittney Slater-Shew
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