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Video of the Roadies and Cyclists shown in camp the evening Day 6 of AIDS/LifeCycle 7, including interviews and footage from the ride. You can download the video (4 min, 30 MB, .m4v) or watch it in the ALC7 video player on YouTube.

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The Day 6 Daily Spin opened with a feature about one of AIDS/LifeCycle’s more endearing cyclists: a 23 year old named Val. She is riding from San Francisco to Los Angeles on a mountain bike while wearing Elvis brand hi-tops – no small accomplishment. She also has a compelling story.

The second page is filled with advertisement relevant to the mission of AIDS/LifeCycle, including one about a new international exhibit currently housed at UCLA’s Fowler Museum: Make Art/Stop AIDS.

Other important features of the first edition include statistics, information on routes, weather, safety tips, upcoming events, and an outline of the evening’s stage activities.

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Video of the Roadies and Cyclists on Day Four of AIDS/LifeCycle 7. See footage from the road and interviews with Roadies and Cyclists. You can download the video (4 min, 25 MB, .m4v) or watch it in the ALC7 video player on YouTube.

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Issue 5 began by highlighting the fundraising efforts of two multi-year roadies. Roadies are the volunteers who make AIDS/LifeCycle run smoothly. They are not required to raise money. The subjects of the article are two women – spouses who work together year after year, raising money for the fight against HIV/AIDS.

The back page article introduced one of AIDS/LifeCycle’s new teams: Cops4Causes. This is the first year that police officers have ridden together as a team on ALC.

Other important features of the first edition include statistics, information on routes, weather, safety tips, upcoming events, and an outline of the evening’s stage activities.

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Issue 4 opened with photos and pithy quotes reflecting why people decorate their bike helmets. It is a tradition on AIDS/LifeCycle for cyclists to decorate their helmets. Often, the decoration has significant meaning.

The second page’s feature story highlighted the contributions of Team FedEx and the corporation of FedEx Kinko’s. This is the first year the FedEx Kinko’s is a Presenting Sponsor for AIDS/LifeCycle. Not only did they give both money and in-kind donations to support the event, but they also donated much needed supplies to schools in small towns along the route.

Other important features of the first edition include statistics, information on routes, weather, safety tips, upcoming events, and an outline of the evening’s stage activities.

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Video of the Roadies and Cyclists on Day Three of AIDS/LifeCycle 7. Along with footage from the route, you'll hear the reasons that the Cyclists and Roadies come back to AIDS/LifeCycle year after year. You can download the video (4 min, 25 MB, .m4v) or watch it in the ALC7 video player on YouTube.

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Video of the Roadies and Cyclists on Day Two of AIDS/LifeCycle 7, including interviews with and footage from the road. You can download the video (4 min, 25 MB, .m4v) or watch it in the ALC7 video player on YouTube.

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