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It's getting scarey around here.
10/31/2000

The dress code is suspended for Halloween here, and some frightening things are happening. For one thing, the village pre-schoolers are scoring major bagfuls of hydrogenated corn syrup products on tour of campus offices and assembly. Sophomore Alice Hunsaker and Nancy Schoeller as Pete Southworth this morning:

There comes a time when a fella's got to turn jack o' lantern carving over to his children. This year, my fifteen-year old daughter is in charge.
This was carved not by my daughter, but by Admission Assistant Faye Okma.
Admission Officer Diane Fowler Methven '80 with Chloe. Chloe, normally a happy little thing, has just discovered what her "treat" is.
Here's a terrifying sight: Bert's maw from my seat in assembly.