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April 15, 2010
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'Dash for Cash' ends due to concerns about nudity
For many years, rugby players from the men’s and women’s teams have run naked through the first floor of Parrish Hall at the biannual fundraiser called “The Dash for Cash.”
At separate intervals, members of the women’s and men’s teams would run naked across the first floor of Parrish as onlookers held out money to support the teams. Dash for Cash was held once in the fall and once during Family Weekend.
Yet this year, Family Weekend passed without any public nudity, and the only hint…
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