Parkinson’s Optimism Walk 2019 fosters community

Lauren Hassell '22 and Maria Krug '22|October 10, 2019

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Participants of the Parkinson’s Optimism Walk 2019 as they begin strides to a cure on Oct. 5.

Parkinson’s Optimism Walk 2019 fosters community from Maria Eduarda Krug on Vimeo.

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At first glance, Paper Arts Editor Maria Krug ’22 looks like any other Westport resident with blonde hair and blue eyes. However, Maria was born and...

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