Club Profile: Schuylkill THON
If you think only University Park students THON, think again. THON organizations exist at every Commonwealth campus. Although UPark students often forget Commonwealth students’ contributions, they play a vital role in the fight against pediatric cancer.
Onward State: Why does Schuylkill THON THON?
Schuylkill THON rep William: We THON to show that small campuses can make as much money as a big campus can.
OS: How many dancers from Schuylkill are? Their names?
William: There are two dancers. Their names are Alex and Beth.
OS: How many supporters are here from Schuylkill?
William: There are forty students.
OS: How much money did Schuylkill THON collect?
William: More than forty thousand dollars.
OS: How can Commonwealth campuses have a greater presence in THON?
William: By raising more money to get on that big screen. And to have more of us come out to THON weekend.
OS: What are you most excited about at THON ’13?
William: To see that new total and knowing we made a big impact on that total, all of the campuses together.
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