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Every Halloween, hundreds of people flock to Orlando to subject themselves to scare zones, haunted houses, and monsters. However, few stop to think what is behind the scenes of all this horror. After 19 years of scares, the mysteries of Universal’s Halloween Horror Nights: 20 Years of Fear are revealed.
It is another year for the Halloween season. Decorating dorm rooms and carving pumpkins may be the easy part of Halloween, but one of the hardest parts is picking out a Halloween costume. Many people are always faced with the question of “What am I going to be for Halloween this year?” But have no fear, because 2010 is the year for brand new Halloween costume ideas.
It seems that Busch Gardens was going for sex appeal rather than a scare factor with this year’s Howl-O-Scream theme.
Professors and parents alike would shun many of the studying techniques I have utilized over the years. Although I am not an expert, I have found my way through the trial by fire method of learning to attain a dean’s list GPA most semesters. I believe that the rules I have come up with can be useful, and if nothing else, worth a laugh.
After a Friday of registering family and friends, welcoming them with Illusionist Wayne Hoffman as well as a movie night featuring The Goonies, the main event took place the next day. Starting at eleven on the crisp Saturday morning and ending at three in the hot afternoon, the Fall Family Festival commenced.
Saint Leo University students find long lines at the bookstore at the beginning and end of every semester, but what are all of the purchasers doing when they get to the register? If they are buying their books, they are possibly missing out on saving money.
“The HeLa cell has affected every person in this room either through a developed vaccine or antibiotic, yet virtually no one knows the origin of this cell and whether its donor gave their consent or not,” said Rebecca Skloot, award winning author.
When Senior Colleen Shanahan graduates, she will have left a unique imprint on many organizations. She is an intelligent and talented young woman who has excelled in academic and extracurricular activities throughout her four years at Saint Leo University.
