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There’s a nip in the air. Frost on the ground. And chattering teeth. But will all that stop students from dressing to impress this Halloween? Ashley Jumper, a sophomore criminal justice major, said she is

He wouldn’t stop stepping on my feet. We were standing in the atrium of the Royal Horticultural Hall in Victoria, waiting in packed quarters for the ushers to open the doors to the Kristian Aadnevik

On dark streets aglow with only halos of streetlight stumble throngs of veiled figures, possessed by the Halloween spirit to strangle themselves in costumes that end closer to their necks than their knees. No longer