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Mateo Vasquez, a 20-year-old sophomore, peers through the lens of his Nerf gun on Turlington Plaza on Tuesday afternoon. He was encouraging students to join Humans vs. Zombies, a five-day game of survival.

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UF Humans vs. Zombies play, fight for a cause

By Michelle Clarkson | Nov. 5, 2014

Students walking to class may have recently seen the familiar sight of Humans vs. Zombies players running and jumping in their neon orange headbands. But unlike previous years, the eternal enemies are now playing against each other to help raise money for a cause.

Pastor Pasco Manzo and 21-year-old elementary education senior Christa Goad unpack brochures at A Night of Rescue. Goad planned this event to inform students about the human sex trafficking epidemic happening in America and to raise money for Manzo's organization, Run for Freedom.

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A Night of Rescue

By Michelle Clarkson | Oct. 7, 2012

Pastor Pasco Manzo and 21-year-old elementary education senior Christa Goad unpack brochures at A Night of Rescue. Goad planned this event to inform students about the human sex trafficking epidemic happening in America and to raise money for Manzo's organization, Run for Freedom.

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