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| Participants in the first Tie-Dye Dash celebrate the end of the 5K-run by throwing leftover colored powder into the air. Proceeds from the event went to Appalachian and the Community Together and ASU Club Sports. Justin Perry | The Appalachian |
Participants trickled in at noon Saturday to begin the registration process and receive their white running T-shirts.
WASU provided music as the runners waited in the Duck Pond Field.
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