The Charlottesville AIDS/HIV services group held its seventh annual AIDS walk Saturday. Hundreds of University students and Charlottesville residents turned out to participate in the event, which raised nearly $20,000. The money will be used to support local programs that educate about HIV/AIDS and to help people living with the disease.
--Compiled by Mary Pumphrey
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