Medicine with music event, welcomed

Last Friday, the ICRC held his medicine by Hopkins music charity to promote and fundraise for disaster action team (DAT) of the American Red Cross. The event offered performances out of the campus several groups cappella and dance, as well as a presentation on DAT by senior member to Baltimore

Grechis Claire Senior President of the Red Cross is the event successfully Hopkins and improving over the last year's event, which proposed the initiative as its reason for measles

"We end up with much more than we thought-we use," said Grechis. "Everybody really seemed performance."

The evening began with performances of a cappella groups from Hopkins All Nighters, emotional vocal chords and notes. All-Nighters perform processing "you ' ll be in My Heart," which received great applause. Garnering a welcoming warm evenly, mental notes perform "first semester Spanish love song," prompting laughter, and likewise of the vocal chords of "telephone".

While other groups were in effect, Cappella comments and appeared to be shy about members.

Vlaonn coral Pong "[mental notes], numbers, but they are good," he said.

Following a brief interlude concert appearances took a cappella to allow rich Scanlan, DAT DAT Baltimore, to speak and to encourage students to register.

Scanlan, "our job is to make sure that you have a roof over your head, clothes on your back and the stomach," he said during his presentation.

DAT is a group of volunteers that provides immediate short-term support, treatment for the victims of natural disasters. When a member is the reaction of disaster, he estimates the damage and victims with a credit card with quantity proportional lhanzk already paid to pay their expenses. Then, it refers to the victims of the Red Cross workers case or the Government to help them recover.

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