Tempe school wearing jeans to help Japan
Posted: 03/28/2011
TEMPE, AZ - Students and staff at a Tempe school are doing their part to help the victims in Japan this week.
When you walk the halls at Lamson College , you usually see people dressed in scrubs or professional work clothes.
This week, they're paying $1 dollar each day to wear jeans instead.
All 35 Lamson College locations nationwide are taking part in this fundraiser.
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