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MARATHON From Page 1 their challenges, but this event helps fund the hospital for things like movies, games and other things to distract the kids during treatment. “Just the simple dollars that the kids are bringing in can pay for a movie, but it takes the mind off of it for a child,” Renee said. As the Union Ballroom filled with college volunteers, and miracle children, Mini Marathon was a focus on the high school students. This year Norwalk High School hosted their own Mini Marathon and Lima Senior High School will host one later this year.
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That is where the future of Dance Marathon’s Mini Marathon looks to be going also, as chair Sarah Sanchez announced that this could potentially be the University’s last time hosting Mini Marathon. Mini Marathon’s unoffical total amount raised was $6,721.02. That amount does not include how much was raised at Norwalk or what will be raised at Lima Senior. While the amount of money raised is important, it wasn’t a focus for the group this year. “We were deadset on ‘let’s make the total bigger and better than last year, but then we got passed that,” Cassin said. “We realized that money is now what is importance. It’s why we are raising it that is important.”
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hirley Chisholm began her professional career as a teacher. She served as director of the Hamilton-Madison Child Care Center until the late 1950s, then as an educational consultant for New York City’s Bureau of Child Welfare. In 1968, Chisolm became the first African-American to earn election to Congress, where she worked on the Education and Labor Committee and helped form the Black Caucus. After initially being assigned to the House Forestry Committee, she shocked many by demanding “At present, our reassignment. In 1972, she made history again by becoming the first black woman of a major party to run for a presidential nomination. After serving seven terms in the House, Chisholm retired from office to become a teacher and public speaker.
A champion of minority education and employment opportunities throughout her tenure in Congress, Chisholm was also a vocal opponent of the draft. After leaving Congress in 1983, she taught at Mount Holyoke College and was popular on the lecture circuit. She is the author of two books, Unbought and Unbossed (1970) and The Good Fight (1973). C E L E b R A t i N g
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