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Icome to your
bm at Scream at
Beach
Circuit City building, Scream
at the Beach has five haunts this
■nd our corre-
year all connected in one seem­
Idents to Scream ingly never-ending tour and is
the biggest haunt around.
I Beach for
This was my first year attend­
Is galore
ing the event, and I must say, it
held up to my expectations.
Walking through the haunt, I
think I screamed and jumped at
[Kayla Calloway
more things than I have in my
entire life. It wasn’t the flashing
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lights or the animatronics that
scared me most of all. It was
Irk. One hand is grasp­ the lack of light, the endless
companion’s, the other tunnels, and the cast that fright­
|g blindly in front of ened me to the point of terror.
(floor is uneven and it
Lough it could abruptly
liny moment. There is
I and the only sounds
I laggard breathing com-
II you and your group.
I y, there’s a loud bang
it to your ear.
poments like this that
■ur blood run cold and
It’s dark. One
n erupt from within. It’s
hand is grasping
■ like this that make
Vs Scream at the Beach
your companion’s,
■ to go to be scared.
■n at the Beach is in
the other is
■ season, and so far it
groping
blindly in
■o be the biggest one
ii
■ in the top 3 percent
■haunts in the nation,
■Beach's seasonal scare-
■ell known to natives
■sts.
■ed at the Jantzen Beach
■nter inside the old
[m version of Michael
■greets Scream at the
■yistors with a bottle
Bauce on Friday, Oct.
front of you.
Around every comer, and
sometimes above your head,
there was something that was
not expected.
You start out in the
Gothenberg Estate where
ghouls and madmen come at
you from nowhere. Then you
wander through the Clown’s
Playground where any victim
is a coulrophobe. Next you
emerge outside in a graveyard
and ushered into the darkest
tunnel you’ll ever be in. In the
following moments, you find
yourself the human sacrifice in
an ancient ritual. Finally, you’re
running from a military experi­
ment gone wrong.
All the while, you’re being
asked if you want to play a
game.
If you’re not the type to get
scared by things like that, an
amusing way to pass the time
in the haunt is to throw off the
actors something that is very
hard to do. Every member of
the cast is dedicated to their
character and are not easily
diverted.
Please see SCREAM, Page 8
how students feel about the possibility of
the smoking cabanas being taken away.
. “I have heard extremes of, ‘Yes, it’s great, *
and, ‘No, it’s terrible,’” Fava said, revealing
As many community colleges are doing, that there are some students already aware
Clackamas is in the beginning stages of of the possibility.
“I think it’s a choice, honestly, not a good
becoming a smoke-free campus.
According to “Smoking on campus, choice but a choice,” said Jannette Newton,
review and recommendation, June 10, a CCC student and smoker, when asked
2009,” a smoking ban at Clackamas is con- about how she would feel if the school
. sistent with community college trends, not banned smoking. Newton also believes it
will just be more hassle for the college.
only in the metro area but statewide.
“If people want to smoke, let them,”
Although, Alyssa Fava, Associated
Student Government President, does not Newton stated.
“It’s unenforceable. It’s a shame,” Sandra
personally believe CCC is attempting to ban
Vincent, a student who smokes, said about
smoking because everyone else is doing it.
Fava believes banning smoking is a good the possibility.
ASG has been meeting with representa­
step and has many benefits, not only health
tives for community colleges that have
but also environmental.
The Campus Use and Development recently gone smoke-free in order to find
Committee were the first ones to draft the out the best process to go through for CCC.
Portland Community College has had
proposal.
If the proposal were approved, the smok­ issues with students smoking on public
ing cabanas would be torn down, and dis­ sidewalks that are right next to the school
cussion is still taking place on whether or and throwing the cigarette butts on school
not students and faculty could smoke in grounds.
Fava also explained that other students
their cars in the parking lots.
Fava stated that the process is very much who are not littering their cigarette butts
in the preliminary rounds and could take a will carry them with them to class and that
presents a smelly situation, as anyone who
couple of months to a year.
A possible date that has been discussed has been around someone who saves ciga­
rette butts would know.
is Aug. 9, 2010.
ASG’s main goal is to keep students
informed and involved in the process, Fava
Please see CIGARETTES, Page 5
said. ASG plans on releasing surveys to see
By Abigail Neet
News Editor