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ONE HUNDREDTH YEAR, ISSUE 49
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Council
2nd-year
proposes
seminars
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to fill reqs
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that for
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discussed the
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issues at
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request
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to
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plan programming
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Council
Campus
complications
of the
thing
may be
senior seminars
Exclusively
seminar-style
foster
courses
interaction between
the
students
emphaSEE DEBATE ON PAGE 9
contest.
SEE SEMINARS ON PAGE 6
Scare-seekers head into the woods Robert Samuel
by
woods—which,
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GREENSBORO haunted the sion.
died from
faced the
Few could
history. The
city
they
as
legend
of Greensboro
Many people
supplies
As local
even
during
despair
worst
afford
their
The
valuables and
frightening
era
Eddie Howie McMillian
McMillian, the bound them its.
Today
rin,
owns
into
one
the Great
proper
spirits
Depres-
and lack of food and
economy in the
tormentedresidents of Greensboro
terns.
goes, angry
burials for the dead.
to a
legend
plot
all hours of the their
disrupting
had
came
at
no
end in
sight
until Priest
goes, exorcised
great-great-grandson
country’s
most
popular
the
spirits
Located
at
city
lim-
Eddie McLautract
of land
Halloween
Halloween attractions stations of
attrac-
Seniors Kristen Markham
(left)
and
Woods of Terror in Greensborofor
Mary
some
Jordan Mullinax visit the
pre-Halioween fright
year to
to
the
United States—features
uniquely horrifying experiences
year,
Greensboro,
MSNBC.com’s list of the 20 best
in
Those visitors brave
enough
10
that vary from
and the entire attraction takes about
complete.
the
Actors
out
of the the
from walk
at
movies.
through
a
an
so
to
an
take
lure
maze
blindly
the Tour of Terror,
through
Fields
Killing
film
Hillbilly Hayride
monsters
through
sprinted through
was
literally straight
the
even
there
giant
a
com
a
recreates
Jeepers Creepers.
school bus where
scared. All I knew
scene
Ticketholders from the film cornfield.
stalks,”
senior Kris-
remember because I
was
a
guy
with
a
was
chainsaw
behind me.”
Participants
then walk
through
the Funhouse of Fear,
3-D Vortex, feel like “I
walk around the
House and the
Markham said. “I don’t
right
still
people walking
attraction that is
The
Hollywood
“I think I ten
the
venture
Slaughter
arrive
they
at
drive,
2,000-square-foot
a
maze.
the Backwoods before
stealthily
scream
Thrill-seekers then
mare,
5601 North Church Street in on
periodically
through
and
tions, the Woods of Terror.
the haunt—which is
maze.
hour
nearly
The Tomb,
appear and chase everyone
along.
the land. McLaurin has turned this of the
sleep pat-
of land 12 miles outside the
McMillian’s
day,
the
despite
students—start in
pitch-black and
nation’s
bitter about their deaths and lack of graves,
spirits,
stealing
Duke
a
they
really
said. “Even
tunnel that
are
the
the 3-D
makes
Heavy
Metal
Experience
those
Night-
and the
walking through
turning sideways.
liked the
though
3-D Vortex,”
I knew it
was
senior Curtis
an
illusion,
Asbury
I still had
a
hour
on
the
SEE HALLOWEEN ON PAGE 6