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Turtles Friday at a Halloween carnival
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Liverpool, England, *the Program
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SOp omore lasts approximately 15 minutes and There are about 94 students in-
------- costs $4. “I would advise people to volved with Praxis, Orloff said. Each
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This year s house is the sixth an- more prepared for the first night this . , h nights State School, day-care centers, senior
nual Delta Lodge (formerly Sigma year than in previous years, Hasan 8 ° - citizens programs and the Phoenix
Alpha Mu fraternity) haunted house, said. Delta Lodge will use the revenues Housing Project.
which dates back to1985. , Ahamed said Saturday night’s from the haunted house to make up for Students must keep journals de-
We ve added different scenes, and crowd was diverse. what was spent on the house. scribing their reactions and meet twice
kept some good ones from before. . . “We’d like to donate to something a semester with Orloff to discuss their
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fects,” said Mainul Hasan, Denton house—alotof students, some teach- but in the past, we’ve always broken 8S
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The haunted house opened Satur- school and middle school kids,” he nity. We gain publicity, and we pro- the Ehoenix Housing rroject,
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The Halloween carnival was funded little tykes don’t get anything.”
by the Denton Housing Authority, and About 15 NT students and their
the children attended free of charge, friends participated in the carnival.
Most carnivals at public schools Other activities at the carnival were
are fund-raising events for the PTA. mask making, a cookie walk, game
Marilyn Wells, supervisor of the booths and an informal dance contest
carnival, said, “These children can’t Everyone seemed to have a good
afford that.” time, she said.
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