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"    Why do we have &amp;quot;Concert for Clinic&amp;quot; tickets in our mouths? I know we look silly, but my friend Brianna and I were just really excited to go to this event, which had awesome performances and delicious desserts. Sorry, I don&amp;#039;t have any pictures of the desserts :( They weretoo goodto waste even a second doing anything other than savoring the taste! The carrot cake was perfectly moist and topped with vanilla frosting and mini candy-carrots \u2014 adorable. The banana cupcakes were just as tasty and sprinkled with sugared crumbs \u2014 sweet. I also had quite a few brownies, my paradise-in-a-bite. Can you say Freshman 15?  I did, however, get to snag a picture of one of the dance groups performing. All of the performances were very entertaining. I specifically liked this event for its unique combination of purposes. The event was completely organized by UPenn students. They put the event together as a management class project. The goal was to fundraise for the UCC, or United Community Clinics. A group of UPenn students launched this organization in 2007 to provide free clinical assistance, education, referral and representation services to people of the local community who suffer from poverty and can not afford health insurance. The organization runs completely off of fundraising and receives absolutely no funding from the university. All of the workers at the clinic are also volunteer students from UPenn. I found the cause really touching and was glad that I could support it by attending the Concert for Clinic event. To make the night even more special, I won a free haircut at a nearby salon in the $1 raffle! What an incredible event! What kinds of events does your school put on to support a good cause? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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