by Christine Kleck doesn't scare you, remembering what feel as though you are walking right Staff writer you were like in junior high will!!) along side Drew Barrymore, as she Why not turn Lobe faithful and re- searches her house for her ghost- The costume is perfected, the liable Internet (after all, it was there faced attacker. While inside the party is all planned, the candy is for you the night before your 5,000- haunted site, don't forget to play the well...eaten (whoops), but is the point paper was due, and even when Halloween game, check out the list "net" ready for October 31, 1999? that "hot" date called and canceled at of 'TV Halloween specials, and even If you are like most people, by now the last min ute). www. read some ghost stories, if you dare. you've realized that Halloween is hauntedhouse.com, is just one ex- Whatever you decide to do this on a SUNDAY (darn). With that ample of the many entertaining, fun Halloween remember these five in mind, a late night of partying, and of course "scary" sites designed things. There is safety in numbers, trick-or-treating and junk food is for the Halloween'season. It's is per- don't trust anything in a mask, have not the best thing to do to begin feet for downloading haunting images, your mom check your candy before your school or work week. planning tricks to play on your room- you eat it (how old are we?), make Consider the alternatives. You mate (or teacher), costume ideas, and sure you put those orange reflective could sleep, and hope those who even stories and legends to make your stickers on everything you own, and ARE partying don't attack you. skin crawl. VISIT THESE SPOOKY SITES. How about a scary movie to re- www.halloweennet.com is the You never know what will happen if mind you of all those junior high mother of all Halloween sites. From you don't. sleepovers. (....if the movie the minute you enter the site you will . / WWW. N. / I i limoiteb 1 \ hOLISC. i ...-- . ..., COM . r ~.....„ ...,... .a. ~......._......_ , ....„,... LE% by phil flickinger (www.l-c-vcom ocit' 1 CAN'T or Litvc THE I MEAN, ARE ELicTioNS I THINK Goop THAT MEANS IF THIS ScHoot.. EiroNEHEAPEP PECISIONS OUR JUST SHALLOW POPULAR. - 'THAT 3 I ACTUALLY NAVE IS GOING To STUDENT GovERNmENT MAKES' ITY CONTESTS? Po ME THE A CHANCE OF SINK, I CAN'T HOW PO *THESE IDIOTS 4ET WINNERS COMMAND STATUS SEEMING STUDENT THINK OF A ELECTED? ) MORE REGoiNirioN THAN Quo, &SPY PRESIDENT GETTER PERSON RESPECT? SLAKE. To SE AT THE e i 1 1 4 1 ' Y SELm it r ' -------- 7 --- .., ...s.. it. , ~ t ; „ : „.4.• *, . 111 i -. tif I i .41 4 10 lior sit • 1 61 ••• ••• ftltiel i I Q t- --'- '. !4:::V.SIi. 1 Aries (March 21-April 19). Go and visit a Montana Wind Farm, you won't be disap- • Ac • pointed Taurus (April 20-May 20). Be adventur ous - go drilling for oil in your favorite African country. Gemini (May 21-June 21). Send a side of beef to your best friend. Cancer (June 22-July 22). Visit Corry and see the sites, it will only take 30 seconds, but it will be well worth it. 0 s c 0 P E Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20). Don't put any trust in horoscopes, you never know who may be writing them. by Bongo the three legged Leo (July 23-Aug. 22). Do you know what your horoscope is? matter what your horoscope is! Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). Save the world and get some exercise, slay a vampire. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Send flowers to your favorite three legged monkey, and he'll give you a special surprise (nudge,nudge,wink,wink) Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). Bananas, they're not just for breakfast anymore (nudge,nudge,wink,wink) Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). Rescue a friend from the cult that they have been sucked into, you will reap great benefits from it Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Who writes these horoscopes anyway? Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb 18). Get onboard a "Ho" train, and see the world. „9/ want to It doesn't I/ 1., il.- Alootw "1~ OCTOBER 29, 1999, THE BEHREND BEACON, PAGE 10 FEATURES tilt& e l° STUDENT CLUB OF THE WEEK Commuter Council by Deanna Symoski features editor The Commuter Council is a stu- dent-run organization that focuses on the concerns of commuters and off-campus students. They work to keep commuters updated on campus activities and solve prob lems such as parking, speeding, and and getting on and off cam pus, Besides all this, the Commuter Council also participates in ser vice projects, such as last year's Wish-A-Than. This was spon sored b , the Make-A-Wish Foun- Commuter Council president Karl Gressley and Vice President Meggan Allen PHOTO BY BECKY GRAY ACROSS 1 Hit the slopes 4 Burns film 9 Pace 14 Hamilton bill 15 Whittle 16 Ralph Emerson 17 Tattered cloth 18 Attempts 19 One more time 20 Land measure 22 Retrospective invalidations 24 Hartford's hockey team 26 Inventor Whitney 27 Fireside yarn 28 School grp. 29 of Man 33 Passes over 35 Percussion instrument 36 Unwrap fruit 37 Woe is me! 38 Cheese like Edam 39 Geological periods 40 Allot 41 Pelt 42 Keenly perceptive 43 Parakeet staple 44 PAT value 45 Orbit shaped 46 Moonshine container 47 Noshed 50 1992 football film 55 Flat fish 56 Hidden supply 57 Paradigm 59 Ump's cohort 60 Small antelope 61 Syrup source 62 Pride in oneself 63 As such 64 Ruhr Vally city 65 Nautical assent DOWN 1 Barn bedding 2 Actor Stacy 3 Work to gain lavor 4 10 of dates 5 Zimbabwe's capital dation, an organisation that helps the wishes of sick children come true. Last year, the members of this group raised enough inkmey to send a young girl to Disney World. Right now. they are currently looking for new projects. "We just have a good time. - says Kim Burkey. 07, ACC. In earl) Oc tober, four members had the oppor tunity' to attend a Leadership Confer ence at Peek n' Peak, where they learned how to get people involved with the group and how to incorpo rate effective leadership within the organization. In September. the Commuter Council sponsored a bus 1999 Tribune Media Services, Inc All rights reserved. 6 Shows one's teeth? 7 Kitchen appliance 8 State of inactivity 9 Hindu mystic 10 Knight's aide 11 Lively enthusiasm 12 Prune text 13 Puts on 21 Slipped by 23 Domesticated guanaco 25 Loop loopers 28 Bluenose 29 Emetine source plants 30 Asian capital 31 Easter season 32 Or 33 Jaffe and Huff 34 "Revolutions of the Viaducts" painter 35 Serving a sentence 38 Grave robber trip to Cedar Point. The lines were short. the sun was bright. and every body had a ilreat time. The group consists of about twenty members. hut they arc always en couraging interested students to sign up. "It's a good way to meet new people.'' says Lynn Pierson, 07, S&BS. They have weekl‘ meetings at I p.m. in Reed 112. and all are wel come. The Commuter Council also had a booth at Parents and Families Weekend here on campus and is in the preliminary stages of setting up a wehsite to help get the word out about this worthw pile organization. Ms. Gardner Available at the newsstand Foster of films Oozes Mournful poem Crusoe's creator 46 47 48 49 Boutique, e.g Center '6os musical Spheres Lupino and Tarbell Actor Cariou
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