Prepareto be shocked

October 23 - 31, 2003

Shocktoberfest will no doubt be another week of shockingly fantastic CAP Board events at I

• Cabrini College. Celebrating the spookiest month of the year· is fitting for one of the top IO most haunted colleges.

Shocktoberfest will be held in Grace Hall Atrium containing a jam-packed week of events beginning with "The World's greatest mind readers" (Powers of the Paranormal - Fox TV) on Thursday, Oct. 23, "The Mind Benders" Jim Karol and Ethan Bauer on Friday, Oct. 24, "The Regurgitator" Stevie Starr being held - in the Cabrini's Dixon Center on Saturday, Oct. 25, "The Comedy Hypnotist" Dale

NEED

I·

K on Monday, Oct. 27, "American Sideshow Act" Todd Robbins on Tuesday, Oct. 28, "Death by Chocolate" Murder Mystery Dinner on Friday, Oct. 29, and ending with the college's annual Haunted Trail on the weekend ofO13ctober~Oand 31.

This year's Haunted Trail is being held from 9pmalam on October 30 and 31. The trail begins in the Grace Hall Atrium with ticket sales. Admission prices are $1 for kids and $3 for adults. Cabrini students get in free with their ID. This year there will be a new "Scare Free Zone" for kiddies who do not want to attend the trail. Halloween-themed movies

(scare-free, of course) will be shown and fun activities for kids of all ages will be provided by many campus organizations. The Campus Activities and Programming (CAP) Board, which is the primary student programming .board at Cabrini College, has already had an profuse amount of extraordinary events on the campus, and Shocktoberfest will be no different. The board is about start a tradition that will last longer than the legacy of Xavier's ghost.

For more information, please contact CAP Board Ash Lensmyer at 610-902-8454. or arl722@cabrini.edu. Jamaica,Cancun,Acapulco,