tl20031030-000 "0 U 0 U 0 cm. k S 72 And early his else have his ad a beat eyed en it and p to t ace rest 1 not ising ause most Al in tand 3less sung lieve sing my !fore the bus n to left iner the the and the ear-the wer iree ing t as in int- Pins r. I ing ids es. ler a )11, eli Baltimore's #1 College Paper - Published Twice-Weekly - www.thetowerlight.comTOM ""EP/ Thursday, 10/30/03 Ehrlich speaks to persuasion class Brothers seesaw to benefit charity 7 Fell's Point tour exposes ghouls 15 'Alien' suspense back in theaters MIL gem? /11111!''''-1411 , 18 Departments Opinion News Police Blotter Nation Campus brief 2 5 8 8 9 Cuisine 10 Arts 15 He Says She Says 16 Entertainment briefs 18 Sports 24 In this corner 24 Face-Off 22 Punt, Pass, & Pick 21 Classifieds 19 City to treat Halloween crowds Clubs draw costumed patrons with contests; On campus, movie to conclude holiday week Brian Stelter The Towerlight Halloween falls on a Friday this year, and many Baltimore hot spots will be using the spooky holiday to their advantage, hosting Halloween events to draw thousands of cos-tumed college students downtown. ""We're going to Fell's Point,"" said sophomore speech pathology and deaf studies major Erin Hafer, who plans to dress as a ladybug. ""That's where everyone is going."" Hafer's roommate, sophomore exercise science and biology major Kelsie Schmidt, described Fell's Point as ""the party scene"" for Halloween night. ""All our friends are going,"" said Schmidt, who will be costumed as a fairy, complete with wings and glass shoes. Many of this weekend's Halloween celebrations, both on and off-cam-pus, feature similar themes, specifi-cally costumes and contests. Friday night, the Fell's Point club Bohagers will award $2,000 in prizes to those wearing the scariest, sexiest, funniest and most original costumes. The standard $15 cover charge will be reduced to $10 until 9 p.m. Danielle Babcock, marketing and promotions director for Power Plant Live, expects large crowds at the downtown destination both Thursday and Friday nights. ""We wanted to expand it and organize two nights of Halloween parties,"" she said. On Thursday, Power Plant Live's third annual ""Creepy Crawl"" will open four bars to partiers. The doors to Tiki Bob's, McFadden's, Have a Nice Day Cafe and BAR Baltimore will open at 8 p.m. The cover charge is $12 for people ages 18 to 20 and $10 for ages 21 and up. Local band Mr. Greengenes will be on hand to perform. Costume contest winners will receive $500 cash and other prizes. Babcock encourages people to dress to impress. ""[Judges will look] for the most Carving creativity takes concentration Saul Staaganka/Tha Towarlight Semra Ergun, a junior mass communication major, carves a pumpkin Wednesday morning at a Campus Activities Board event in the Susquehanna Terrace. CAB brought 45 pumpkins for students to design. creative costumes they can find,"" she said. Friday night, radio stations Live 105 and Mix 106.5 will broadcast live from ""Ghouls Night Out,"" an event open to those age 21 and up only. In addition to ""Creepy Crawl"" fes-tivities Thursday, the venues Lucilles and Howl at the Moon will partici-pate. Happy hour is at 7 p.m., and costume contests will take place all night with a $1000 grand prize. Broadway Market Square will host a costume contest for the younger set Friday evening. Children's outfits will be judged at 5 p.m., and the adult winners will be announced at 8 p.m. 98Rock will broadcast live from the event, which is organized by the Fell's Point Business Association. Many students said they plan to take advantage of the fact that Halloween falls on a Friday this year. Sophomore psychology major Heather Vicker plans to head north for the evening. ""My friends and I are planning on going to the Haunted Mill up in See FRIDAY, page 16 Today High 65 Low 45 Friday High 68 Low 46 Saturday High 75 Low 49 Sunday High 76 Low 55 Monday High 70 Low 54 "
