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Halfway through the event, hundreds of families came through the lot and plenty of candy is still left. “We were told to expect around at least a thousand people,” senior Haylie George said. The club had been proactive, sending out reminders for members to bring extra bags and their efforts paid off. By the end of the morning, they had more than enough candy for all the trick-or-treaters.

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As the festivities wound down, freshman Paulie Young, Morgan Aron, Lawson O’Donnell, Lucy Burke and Sari Roseman spend a moment capturing memories of the event. They took their photo on the dance floor where children were dancing and singing earlier. This was their first trunk-or-treat volunteer experience.

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Sophomores Jackson Ray and Sienna Bailey smile as they prepare to hand out candy from their decorated trunk, which they spent the night before transforming into a Halloween wonderland. “Decorating the cars adds a lot to the day,” Bailey said. “The kids love the spooky decorations, and it makes them more excited to come to our trunk.”

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Freshman Libby Essalih eagerly hands out candy to a child dressed as Batman after gathering a generous handful of candy from the car trunks. “This was my first time at Trunk-or-Treat, and it was such a good experience. I had the best time handing out candy and talking to the kids and seeing all their costumes,” Essalih said.

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Senior Haylie George, dressed as Superman, distributes candy to children participating in the annual Trunk-or-Trunk event at Kids’ Meals Houston. “I love coming to the event every year,” George said. “It’s always so fun to see how happy the kids are, especially since many of them are trick or treating for the first time.” A club member since her sophomore year, this is George’s third time attending the event.

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Seniors Cami Culbertson and Reese McMullen were a part of the main cast for Steel Magnolias, along with Junior Irene Pletcher.

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Students are dressed up while attentively reading and playing the assigned music.

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What to watch: the best television series on air

Julia Davis

April 16, 2016

GIRLS

Sundays at 10 p.m. on HBO

As the ‘Sex and the City’ of our generation, the newest season of Girls on HBO continues to push the boundaries of millennial culture, dealing with topics such as feminism, twenty-something narcissism, newly graduates entering the workforce, and especially depressing love triangles. Watch this show if you enjoy extemporaneous humor and relatable characters navigating life as young-adults in New York.

SCREAM QUEENS

Tuesdays at 8p.m. on FX

Scream Queens is a kitschy chick-flick type horror show centering around fictitious sorority Kappa Kappa Tau (likely based on the real-life sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma, as there are striking similarities between the two sororities). The show follows a set of snobby, blonde, and occasionally murderous girls, while their sorority is being targeted by the elusive ‘red devil’ killer. As the sorority sisters are being picked off one by one, they must find the source of the killings and stop them. This shows deals with a range of issues including evil faculty members, lethal step-moms, and violent hazing.

VINYL

Sundays at 9 p.m. on HBO

Created by Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger, this show perfectly encapsulates the infamous counter culture of 1970s New York by following the head of fictitious American Century Records, Richie Finestra. Finestra, most likely based on actual studio head Morris Levy of Roulette Records, navigates dealing with scorned lovers, desperate groupies, and difficult clients. Debauchery and revelry ensue as it follows various artists popular during the era— punk rockers, soul singers and fading country stars. Watch this if you love old music and a storyline that includes everything from murder and white-collar corruption, to romance and great music.

MILLION DOLLAR LISTING

Wednesdays at 8 p.m. on Bravo

One of the best reality shows on Bravo, Million Dollar Listing follows four young realtors in Los Angeles selling high-end real-estate in the most exclusive neighborhoods of L.A. This show is great for its competition, drama, and lucrative deal-making.

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