Dancing for a cause with the Pediatric AIDs Coalition

By Jiwoo Kim and Nora Gallagher

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March 7, 2025

8:27 pm

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The Pediatric AIDs Coalition raises money for HIV and AIDs research through their annual Dance Marathon.

Jiwoo Kim |

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Kim was a Video contributor. She was a fourth-year linguistics student with a specialization in computing from Orange County, California.

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Gallagher is the 2026-27 digital managing editor and Video senior staff. She was previously a 2025-26 assistant Video producer. Gallagher is a fourth-year environmental science student minoring in environmental engineering from Manhattan, New York.

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