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lt's Halloween October could be a rather dreary month if it werent for Halloween. While some people think that costumes and candy arejust for children, many Brad- ley students would disagree. A quick stroll dovm a dorm floor and it's obvious that Halloween is for big kids, too. Orange and black streamers decorated T.V. lounges, hallways and doors. The aroma ofhot apple cider and baked pumpkin seeds also filled some of the hallways. Ghosts, vampires, skeletons, prin- cesses and killer bees were all seen roaming the campus. Dorms sponsored parties in their T.V. lounges and cafet- erias. Some complete with pnzes for best costume and bobbing for apples. Pumpkin carving parties were also very popular, especially among the fratemi- ties and their little sisters. Some Bradley Students took advan- tage ofthe day to help some younger children have some fun. Members of Delta Tau Delta and Gamma Phi Beta took over the Student Center Ballroom and filled it with games and prizes for area kids. Fun for all! Below: Big Brother and Little Sister share a Halloween hug. Right: Dennis Duzak and Paul Winkler model the latest in Halloween headpieces. Photos by Kristi Williams XA. 'X 24
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Left: Dr. John C. Meyer receives the Francis C. Mergen Memorial Award for Public Service. Below: Dr. Merrill Foster receives the Samuel Rothberg Professional Excellence Award. Bot- tom tleft to rightl: Outstanding Alumni Marty Ryan, Harold A. Pete Vonachen and Dick Day. Photos by: Dave Hamernils. .2 IJ ,. --,,, ..- .lk -' 'fgv ., ff - 25
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