November 1,1995
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Campus News
Trick or Treat at Haunted Hoe-Down
by Beth Moms
The “Haunted Hoe-Down” spon
sored by MEA wasn’t quite enough to
wake the dead, according to several
freshmen who attended the dance on
Thursday, Oct. 26, even though the
turn out was slightly over 100.
When asked about the dance, one
freshman (who requested to remain
anonymous) said, “If you like dancing
with your roommate it’s a fun place
to be.”
Jessica Ezzell, a senior, held a
slightly different opinion. She said
that she was “having a great time”
and she was “very impressed with
the organization, decorations and
the effort most members made to
dress up.”
Dorothy Livsay and Katie “Bug”
Outten were the two co-chairs in
charge of organizing the “Haunted
Hoe-Down.” According to the co
chairs, MEA invited fraternities and
dorms from NCSU, UNC and Duke
in an attempt to increase the ratio of
males to females at the on-campus
event. Livsay felt that the turnout in
general was “good for a world se
ries night.”
Scott Russell, a second year stu
dent at Southeast Baptist Seminary,
was among the small group of men
who showed up for the dance.
Russel seemed impressed with his
first Meredith event even though he
said it “definitely needed more guys”
and it “took [him] a while to get used
to it.”
Livsay and Outten began prepar
ing four weeks ago. With the help of
20 MEA members and Cheryl Jenkins,
MEA advisor, the gym was decorated
Have a fun and
safe time with
Cornhuskin' and
Good Luck to all
classes!
From the Herald
Staff
with orange, black and white bal
loons and streamers. DJ Ronnie Will
iams cranked out a variety of tunes
while bubbles galore whizzed about
the gym. A strobe light was placed in
the back of the gym—creating a psy
chedelic aura as it reflected off of the
Halloween costumes worn.
In an attempt to lure more party-
goers MEA only charged $1 admis
sion and awarded treats every half-
hour. The door prizes included CDs,
1994 White Iris Ball T-shirts, mem
berships to the Longbranch, $23 gift
certificate to the Cutting Edge, vari
ous food gift certificates, and tickets
to the 1995 White Iris Ball.
While some students came to the
“Hoe-Down” expecting to see men,
the majority who attended shared
the feeling that one student
expressed when she said she had
“a lot
of fun
with
her
friends.”
Meredith students have fun with friends at the Haunted Ho-
Down.
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Movie: Return to AzHan
Date: November 7
When: 7:00p.m.
Where: Kresge
Auditorium
Sponsored by: La
Terfulia and Sigma Delta
Phi
spoken in Nahuatl with
subtitles in Spanish and
English
Mardi Gras ‘95
MEA presents WHITE IRIS BAIL
Eeattiring:TheTony Elliot Band
What: fall semi-formal
When; Nov. 10,1995 9 p.m. to
1 a.m.
Where; Raleigh Civic Center
Wlio: Yon and your special
someone
How much: $40
$35"
$30-
-2 tickets
2 t-shirts
2 surprises
“2 tickets
1 t-vSliiit
2 surprises
-1 ticket
1 t-shirl
2 surprises
Tickets will be on sale Monday,
Nov 6th and 10th in dining hall-
lunch and dinner and MEA
balloon gallery Monday-Thurs-
day 10 a.m. -4 p.m. and Friday
10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Questions plea.se call Hollie or
Christina at #7911