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Reading time: < 1 min By Blake McGuire (The Cascade) – Email
Print Edition: November 7, 2012
The fine art of carving pumpkin was on display Tuesday, October 30 at the Abbotsford campus. Students from all different disciplines came together in that glorious autumnal tradition. After all, doorsteps and windows are considered incomplete without these orange, ghoulish faces staring back.
And what better way to celebrate the ending of another trick-or-treat-filled holiday than by smashing those works of art? Smashing pumpkins may have been a band to some, but for students on Thursday, November 1, it was a way to let out some mid-semester frustrations.
