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Pub night provides the perfect pre-game for Halloween weekend

 

Photo by: Tommy Chen

By Jacey Gibb, Opinions Editor

on a Monday this year has a

few folks fuming over lost party
potential. Sure, you still have the
weekend before Halloween to get
your spook on, but it’s not the same.
Would it make you guys feel any
better if I told you that the DSU is
hosting a Halloween pub night? It
would? Well in that case, set your
DVRs for Parks and Recreation and
throw on your best ghost costume/
bed sheet, because the DSU is
having a Halloween pub night on
October 27!

Since Douglas doesn’t have
any sort of student residence or
dorms, you usually have to trek all
the way over to SFU or UBC to get
your frat party fix. Pub nights at the
DSU seem to be our campus’ way
of fixing that.

Because the name “pub night”
is rather vague, you might be
wondering what the heck that term
even means. Well, for Douglas pub
nights, the DSU sets up their second
floor lounge with some groovy

[= sure that Halloween falling

music and arms itself with a modest
arsenal of alcohol (Kokanee,
Molson, Budweiser, Labatt Blue,
and Palm Bays) sold at equally
modest prices.

“But I hate everyone at
Douglas College! I don’t want to
have to socialize with them on
my spare time too!” Thankfully
the DSU has thought of antisocial
peaches like yourself and will
permit each student to bring one
non-student guest. It might even be
in your best interest to bring a plus
one, since there will be awards for
best costumes, with prizes ranging
from gift cards to a brand new car!
Well, more like free beer. But both
are equally exciting, yes?

The pub night couldn’t be
planned at a better time either.

It’s happening around the same
time people are wrapping up those
malicious midterms and provides

a perfect pre-game opportunity to
see how your costume handles life
outside of your sewing kit. Doors
open at 8 p.m. and the evening goes
until 1 a.m. See you spookers there!

 

 

 

 

 

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