Running for a cure

Paul Alvarez, director of the athletic training program, sprints the final lap of the Relay for Life Sunday. The American Cancer Society held the event Saturday and Sunday on Ortmayer Stadium’s track. The race lasted 24 hours as participants either ran or walked the whole time. A total of 5,134 laps were completed during the event. / photo by Jessica Harsen
Paul Alvarez, director of the athletic training program, sprints the final lap of the Relay for Life Sunday. The American Cancer Society held the event Saturday and Sunday on Ortmayer Stadium’s track. The race lasted 24 hours as participants either ran or walked the whole time. A total of 5,134 laps were completed during the event. / photo by Jessica Harsen
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