Residence
      News
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Halloween
      was
      a
      fun
      time
      (with
      a
      capital
      "F")
      in
      the
     
     
      UPEI
      residences
      this
      year.
      Anyone
      that
      participated
     
     
      in
      the
      residence
      events
      knows
      what
      we’re
      talking
     
     
      about.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      To
      start
      off
      the
      festivities
      the
      members
      of
      the
      food
     
     
      committee,
      namely
      Jacqueline
      Halverson,
      Aeryn
     
     
      Kennedy,
      Jonathan
      Seller,
      Ian
      MacIntosh,
      and
      Greg
     
     
      MacDonald,
      delivered
      60
      Ghost-O-Grams
      to
      people
     
     
      in
      their
      residences.
      The
      spooky
      messages
      and
      the
     
     
      large
      pumpkin
      cookies
      (which
      weren’t
      orange,
      but
     
     
      tasted
      pretty
      good
      anyways)
      were
      a
      hit
      with
      anyone
     
     
      who
      received
      them.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Next
      the
      Residence
      Life
      Committee
      had
      a
      pumpkin
     
     
      carving
      contest.
      Over
      40
      jack-o-lanterns
      were
     
     
      entered
      in
      this
      scary
      competition.
      All
      of
      the
      prizes
     
     
      went
      to
      Bernardine
      Hallers.
      The
      spookiest
      pumpkin
     
     
      was
      carved
      by
      Lisa
      Peters.
      There
      was
      a
      tie
      for
      the
     
     
      funniest
      pumpkin
      between
      Taryn
      O’Brien
      and
     
     
      Heather
      Garnett.
      The
      ugliest
      pumpkin
      prize
      went
     
     
      to
      Hedy
      Urueta-Mazzelli.
      the
      Bart
      Simpson
     
     
      pumpkin
      by
      Nicole
      Thompson
      won
      the
      most
     
     
      creative
      category.
      Sue
      Sweeney
      had
      the
      best
      overall
     
     
      pumpkin
      (with
      a
      little
      help
      from
      the
      cafeteria’s
      salad
     
     
      bar).
      Thanks
      to
      all
      the
      students
      that
      partook
      in
      this
     
     
      contest.
      A
      special
      thanks
      also
      to
      Seaman’s
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Beverages
      and
      Marriott
      Food
      Service
      for
      donating
     
    
   
   
    
     
      prizes.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Points
      were
      awarded
      to
      all
      those
      that
      participated
     
     
      in
      the
      pumpkin
      carving
      contest.
      The
      Residence
      Life
     
     
      Participation
      Pint
      standings
      to
      date
      (including
      points
     
     
      received
      from
      the
      deep
      sea
      fishing
      trip,
      the
      pumpkin
     
     
      carving
      contest,
      and
      the
      slogan
      competition)
      are
      as
     
     
      follows:
     
    
   
   
    
     
      1)
      2nd
      floor
      Bernardine
      -
      63.1
     
     
      2)
      4th
      floor
      Bernardine
      -
      50.7
     
     
      3)
      3rd
      floor
      Bernardine
      -
      45.8
     
     
      4)
      Marian
      Hall
      -
      26.3
     
     
      5)
      1st
      floor
      Bernardine
      -
      10.6
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Come
      on
      Blanchard
      Hallers,
      let’s
      get
      moving!!!
     
    
   
   
    
     
      The
      food
      service
      people
      also
      had
      some
      neat
      things
     
     
      going
      on
      at
      the
      cafeteria
      on
      October
      31st.
      Besides
     
     
      having
      a
      yummy
      Chinese
      food
      buffet
      there
      was
      a
     
     
      best
      costume
      contest,
      bobbing
      for
      apples,
      and
      a
      pin
     
     
      the
      nose
      on
      the
      pumpkin
      competition.
      The
      best
     
     
      costume
      prize
      went
      to
      Marla
      Anderson
      with
      her
     
     
      M&M
      bag
      impression.
      Honourable
      mentions
      went
     
     
      to
      Marla’s
      colourful
      M&Ms;
      Anne
      Curely,
      Eva
     
     
      Batiz,
      Aeryn
      Kennedy,
      Kim
      Champion,
      and
     
     
      Jacqueline.
      Mary
      Yule
      was
      definitely
      the
      best
      apple
     
     
      bobber
      when
      she
      came
      up
      with
      a
      real
      lemon.
     
     
      Michelle
      Luckie
      and
      Tammy
      Tupper
      were
      the
     
     
      winners
      of
      the
      pin
      the
      nose
      on
      the
      pumpkin
     
     
      competition,
      but
      we
      all
      know
      that
      they
      both
      cheated
     
     
      (they
      had
      their
      x-ray
      contacts
      on
      underneath
      the
     
     
      blindfolds).
      A
      special
      thanks
      again
      to
      Marriott
     
     
      Food
      Service
      for
      donating
      prizes
      for
      these
      events.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Halloween
      day
      was
      finished
      off
      by
      a
      costume
      party
     
     
      held
      in
      Marian
      Hall.
      All
      sorts
      of
      ghosts,
      goblins,
     
     
      and
      other
      weirdos
      showed
      up
      for
      this
      awesome
     
     
      house
      party.
      The
      ladies
      in
      Bernardine
      Hall
      had
     
     
      some
      neat
      prizes
      to
      those
      who
      wore
      the
      best
     
     
      costumes.
      Those
      people
      were
      Greg
      "I
      Should
      Have
     
     
      Been
      Born
      in
      the
      Sixties"
      Campbell
      with
      his
      "Make
     
     
      Love,
      Not
      War"
      beatnik
      costume,
      Sally
      MacPherson
     
     
      with
      her
      jungle
      woman
      apparel,
      and
      Kevin
      "Hee,
     
     
      Hee,
      Hee,
      Oops"
      Gallant
      with
      his
      impression
      of
      Mr.
     
     
      Christie’s
      rainbow
      cookie
      kid.
      Honourable
      mention
     
     
      went
      to
      the
      Jackson
      Five
      from
      Blanchard
      Hall
      who
     
     
      did
      not
      know
      their
      A,B,C’s.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      All
      in
      all,
      Halloween
      in
      residence
      was
      a
      very
     
     
      eventful
      day.
      We
      all
      look
      forward
      to
      the
      next
      fun-
     
     
      filled,
      action-packed,
      and
      wingding
      of
      a
      day
      al
     
     
      Christmas
      time
      (probably
      around
      November
      28th).
     
     
      For
      those
      of
      you
      that
      haven’t
      been
      partaking
      in
     
     
      these
      events
      we
      hope
      you
      now
      see
      what
      you've
      been
     
     
      missing.
      Also,
      for
      those
      of
      you
      that
      have
      been
     
     
      participating,
      please
      continue
      to
      put
      life
      into
     
     
      residence
      living.
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      The
      UPEI
      X-Press
     
    
   
   
    
     
      November
      8,
      1990
     
    
   
   
    
     
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      34