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Each weekend features some sort of club-organized dance or House activity. Among the more famous are the Adams House Masquerade on Halloween and Winthrop House’s Debauchery, where students can use fake money in exchange for sexual favors...
...samhainophobia: ... Halloween sarmassophobia: ... love play satanophobia: ...Satan scabiophobia: ... scabies scelerophobia: ... bad men, burglars sciophobia: ... shadows scoleciphobia: ... worms scotomaphobia: ... blindness scriptophobia: ... writing in public selenophobia: ... the moon seplophobia: ... decaying matter siderodromophobia: ... trains siderophobia: ... stars sinistrophobia: ... left-handedness sphexsophobia: ... wasps staurophobia: ... the crucifix stenophobia: ... narrow places symbolophobia: ... symbolism symmetrophobia: ... symmetry syngenesophobia: ... relatives syphilophobia: ... syphilis...
...lives, providing a wonderful frame of reference in which to see his actions. And although his story deals primarily with his struggles to over obstacles such as the English language and malicious classmates, Asgedom manages to slip in some entertaining sketches of his young life, such as a Halloween mischief and the theft of a parking meter...
...earning almost as much money as their 200-cow dairy business once did. Cornfield mazes like theirs are cropping up everywhere. In North Carolina there's a Haunted Cornfield maze; in Camarillo, Calif., the Amazing Maize Maze. There are cowboy mazes in Colorado, crawfish mazes in Louisiana and Halloween mazes in almost every state. With an average admission cost of $7, they're a cheap way to while away an afternoon. "It's pretty good exercise," says Annie Lesko, 16, who visited Old MacDonald's Farm maze near Richmond, Va. "You're in there for hours...
...like it might be the '80s all over again. MTV didn't have a ball this year; the hot ticket was the Texas Black Tie & Boots Ball--retro, perhaps, but still honoring the great Inaugural tradition of excess and bad taste. All week long the capital was filled with Halloween Texans, dressed in a way they never would have been at home. They sold out of full-length furs in Midland, Texas; for those who had never seen a ranch, $450 Stetsons were selling briskly at the Ritz-Carlton, where the chef was whipping up rattlesnake nachos and Dubya...