THURSDAY OCTOBER 22, 2015
The CSU gets spooky for Halloween
INSIDE
Come Oct. 28 for a thrilling haunted house...if you dare.
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JAMIE KANKAALA Staff Writer The fall season is finally upon us, and that means Halloween is right around the corner. For most of us, Halloween means scary movies, dressing up, candy, and best of all, haunted houses. Haunted houses are becoming more popular as people travel great distances to find the best ones. Luckily for us, students do not have to travel far since the Minnesota State University, Mankato Student Events Team is partnering up with campus Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs) to host the 5th annual Centennial Student Union Haunted Takeover. On Oct. 28 from 9 p.m. to midnight, the CSU will be transformed into an exciting and scary haunted house consisting of the CSU’s main and lower levels and 18 rooms of terror. Students will enter this haunted house through the CSU door located across from the campus fountain.
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Team and RSOs to show a version of a worst nightmare. Haunted rooms in the past have had themes range from exorcisms to a creepy dollhouse and much more. Once students are in the haunted house make sure to look around for Stomper! Each theme of the rooms you are taken through in the CSU tie to the question, “Where is Stomper?” After the walk through the haunted house, students can take a quick survey to say which haunted room was the best. The team that designed the winning room will receive a $200 prize.
but there is a $5 fee if you are over 18 years of age. The Haunted Takeover is meant
“On Oct. 28 from 9 p.m. to midnight, the CSU will be transformed into an exciting and scary haunted house” for an adult audience, but children are allowed to enter
mnsu.edu Each haunted room that the students enter while they walk through the CSU is created by the Student Events
This scary event is free for students, but make sure to bring your MavCard. The public is allowed to attend,
want to avoid them. Before you walk through the haunted house, be aware
if a parent or guardian accompanies them. The lines for this event have been long in the past, so arrive early if you
that there will be no food or drink allowed in the CSU. There will also be no cameras, flash photography, video recordings, or backpacks allowed. Close-toed shoes are highly recommended for this event so no one gets hurt. Take a break from studying and join us for this exciting and spooky event that will take place on Oct. 28 from 9 p.m. to midnight located in the Centennial Student Union. It will definitely be an event to get you into the Halloween spirit! If you have any questions or want to know more information, please feel free to contact the Student Events Team Special Events Chair Megan Larson, by email at megan.larson-1@mnsu.edu, or by phone at 507-389-6076. Have a fun and safe Halloween!
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