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Senior education major Katy Lang donates blood for the Civil War Blood Drive on Friday afternoon outside of the EMU.
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said donating is important because
many people know someone who
has needed blood at one point.
"I think it's important to help out
not only your friends, but people
around the United States," he said.
Bondurant is the co-chairman of an
OSU committee that organizes the
school's three yearly blood drives. He
said his school will be stepping things
up a notch to win this year's contest.
"I think this year, we have a better
chance," he said.
OSU Assistant Director for Alumni
Programs Janice Lentsch said that while
OSU technically brought in more pints
of blood last year, the University won
because it met its campus drive goal
and OSU did not. She said the compe
tition at the campus level was based on
the universities' goals instead of the
number of pints collected because of
OSU's strong history of blood drives
put the University at a disadvantage.
"We felt that it was only fair to give
the U of O a chance," Lentsch said.
OSU collected 926 pints on cam
pus for a total of 2,720 pints
statewide, while the University col
lected 151 pints on campus for a
statewide total of 2,152 pints. This
year, Lentsch said the campus drive
will be a pint-for-pint point system.
"Yes, U of O got the trophy, but
OSU brought in more pints of
blood," she said. "But really, the real
winners were the patients."
Donors should be at least 17 years
old and weigh 110 pounds or more.
Giving blood takes about one hour,
but donors can schedule an appoint
ment to save some time. Information
is available by calling the Lane Memo
rial Blood Bank at (541) 484-9111.
Contact the higher education/student
iife/student affairs reporter at
chelseaduncan@dailyemerald.com.
Join the Peer Health Ed. Program at the UO Health Center
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