Tag: costumes

It may not be thought-provoking, but it works

Leaving offensive costumes at the door protects other students, but not explaining why may be a missed opportunity.  This Halloween, Brock University’s student union prepared a list of prohibited costumes for those attending their annual Halloween party.  The list includes culturally appropriative...

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Talking Heads: Should some Halloween costumes be off-limits?

“There should be boundaries around sensitive topics.” Suzanne Breen, ConEd ’18     “I think Halloween’s a time when things should be taken lightly.”  Meagan Norris, ArtSci ’17   “Boundaries in some places yes, in others, no.” Calum Mortimer, Sci ’16   “As long as you’re reasonable and not...

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Creative homemade Halloween costumes

DIY Halloween costumes are a great way to create an original costume while having fun making it in the process. There are a lot of creative ways to take what you already have in your wardrobe and use it to transform yourself for the night. A great costume doesn’t have to cost you much if you make...

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Drop the slut talk

“I’m a mouse, duh.” When Karen Smith of Mean Girls said this regarding her Halloween costume, she started a running joke that’s been played out for the last decade. The joke’s purpose in the movie was to contrast Cady — the intelligent, complex girl who wears a frightening costume for Halloween —...

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