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FRIENDLY COMPETITION REAPS MAJOR BENEFITS

Will competition make you push yourself harder, train longer, and raise money? A campus organization found that the best way to raise money for their philanthropic organization that helps disabled children is to set up a week long event of exciting, intense competition! Just about everyone loves to compete, and when at the end of the day winning means you helped someone else out, then there will be no sweeter victory. Victory in each game was not just about putting another “W” under your belt; it was about competing hard to make a difference in the life of a child. Various student ...

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