Citations:Halloweekend

English citations of Halloweekend

Noun: Halloween weekend

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• 2009, Charlotte Simmons, "Phhttrrrbbh", The Chronicle (Duke University), 2 November 2009, page 10:

  With all the options open for Duke students this Halloweekend, there were a lot of opportunities to dismissively "Phhttrrrbbh" things.

• 2011, Nissa Ostroff, "Last minute costume ideas", The Vanderbilt Hustler (Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN), 27 October 2011, page 6:

  Even if you've missed the Halloweekend memo, putting together a last-minute costume can still be easy and cheap.

• 2015, Nebraska Lucas, "WU-approved costumes for budgeting couples", Willamette Collegian, 29 October 2015, page 4:

  As it nears “Halloweekend,” we tend to find ourselves scrambling for cheap, last-minute Halloween costumes and if you're currently engaged in some type of partnership, you may find yourself dressing for two.

• 2016, Emily Yang, "One-time costumes and a lifetime of stigma", The Blue & Gold (Taipei American School, Taiwan), 5 April 2016, page 5:

  If you must borrow a cultural form for your Halloweekend exploits, you might as well properly represent it by researching its significance and understanding the socio-historical context behind it.

• 2017, Amelia Anthony, "A very South Pas Halloween", Tiger (South Pasadena High School, South Pasadena, CA), 10 October 2017, page 6:

  The three-day Halloweekend will be missed this year for my last South Pas Halloween.

• 2017, James Barberis, "(Trick or) Treat yourself to Halloween festivities", Common Sense (Thomas S. Wootton High School, Rockville, MD), 23 October 2017, page 14:

  Halloween is a time for good treats and brave feats, and there's nothing more courageous to do this Halloweekend than walk through Markoff's Haunted Forest in Dickerson.

• 2017, Hanna Burke, "Winter Solstice", The Binghamton University Free Press (Binghamton University), December 2017, page 10:

  Forget about how trashed you got on Halloweekend.

• 2019, Paulina Subia, "Bitz And Pieces, Cravings And Curses", Five Cent Sound, Fall 2019, page 25:

  On Halloweekend night 2019, the once quiet Quint Street in Allston comes to life, with people donned in costumes flocking towards the basement of The Tourist Trap and an assortment of pop culture icons filling the space.

• 2020, Shay Szabo, "Stop saying the G word", The Michigan Daily (University of Michigan), 16 July 2020, page 8:

  You slip on your coin skirt, your vibrant colored scarf and you declare yourself a “gypsy” for Halloweekend.

• 2020, Sydney Olinger, "Friars Celebrate Día de los Muertos", The Cowl (Providence College, Providence, RI), 12 November 2020, page 2:

  Despite this year's restrictions on social gatherings, Halloweekend was still a great time to have fun while staying within pods.

• 2021, Emily Dieckman, "How To Thrill And Chill This Halloween", Tuscon Weekly, 28 October 2021, page 15:

  This non-profit, dedicated to natural desert habitat restoration and community and school garden therapy, is ringing in Halloweekend with this free family event.