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" Halloween in college is a totally different experience from Halloween in high school. There are no adorable children coming to the door to trick-or-treat, no parents setting curfews or vetoing costumes, and lots and lots of college students are ready to forget a stressful week and morph into another persona. I&amp;#039;ll be the first to admit, it can be pretty intimidating. Here are my Top Seven Scariest Things about Halloween in College:  1. &amp;quot;Sexy&amp;quot; Cats, Candy Corns and Cops. Girls, please don&amp;#039;t turn an innocent character into a... less than innocent one.It looks like you tried way too hard, and you also are objectifying yourself. If you want to look &amp;quot;hot,&amp;quot; pick a character like Lady Gaga or Marilyn Monroe and work that look. Or, pick a funny costume, and you&amp;#039;ll be much more approachable. (You also won&amp;#039;t have to wear painful heels all night!)  2. M.I.A. Friends. If you don&amp;#039;t keep track of what your friends dress as, you could have a problem finding them. I accidently went up to the wrong Ke$ha on the dance floor. (Everyone was Ke$ha this year, I swear!)  3. Gross Dance Floors. Between the candy and sticky drinks, the dance floor gets pretty disgusting. When I took off my heels, my left foot ended up in a puddle of unidentifiable goop. I didn&amp;#039;t want to dance barefoot much longer after that.  4. Seeing double. If you see someone with the same costume, DON&amp;#039;T freak out. Great minds think alike! Instead, take advantage of the situation by laughing it off and taking a picture together.  5. Awkward Hook Ups. I witnessed creative couplings like Superman and Heidi, a dice and a cheetah, Thing 2 and the Cat in the Hat. (The last couple was actually pretty cute.)  6. The Police. Grinnell College is a wet campus, so the police are less strict. If you&amp;#039;re on a dry campus, there&amp;#039;s a good chance you&amp;#039;ll get caught making poor decisions on Halloween because there are more cops on duty.  7. The Morning After.People who slept over at a friend&amp;#039;s dorm (or a special someone&amp;#039;s) face the Walk of Shame. They have to get back to their dorms, without being seen still in their costumes. Would you want to cross the main lawn in a bunny suit at 6 A.M.? Didn&amp;#039;t think so. Do you have a Halloween horror story? Share in the comments below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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