Even YOU Can Help Beat Michigan State This Week!
I bet that by now you’ve probably been handed 2389 fliers for the PSU – MSU Blood Donor Challenge. I also would bet that 2388 of them ended up in the trash (the other one was accidentally washed after someone left it in their pocket). That’s somewhat understandable – I mean, who really pays attention to what’s written on those fliers anyway?
Well, here’s something that you won’t find on those fliers, so pay attention:
WE ARE CURRENTLY LOSING TO MICHIGAN STATE.
Bet THAT got your attention. Why? Because Penn State students can’t stand losing. We thrive on competition here in Happy Valley. This is evident considering that we have beaten MSU in 10 of the 15 Blood Drive Challenges. We’re currently sitting pretty with 3 straight wins for the past 3 years.
How can you help to keep PSU on top of MSU for the 4th year straight?
- Sign up to donate! Drives run through Thursday, November 19th in HUB Alumni Hall
- Sign up to volunteer! The Student Red Cross Club needs your help to staff the drives!
- Spread the word! Even if you can’t/won’t donate, your friends most likely can/will!
DON’T LET THIS BE THE YEAR THAT WE LOSE TO MICHIGAN STATE.
Currently, Penn State trails 1,180 to 1,288. We need to collect over 785 units of blood in the next four days. If you are interested in donating, the blood drives this week will be in the HUB Alumni Hall. Monday will be from 10am to 4pm. Tuesday through Thursday will be 9am to 7pm.
We won’t lose this year – your competitive Penn State spirit won’t let it that happen… right?
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