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Halloween, take 2

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If ever there was too much of a good thing, it was last Saturday night.

Between the MSU football game, the Wisconsin teachers’ conference, homecoming, Halloween and Daylight Savings Time, Saturday night bordered on being over the top.

Tonight, we UW students can make amends.

With the MSU fans, alumni and high-school punks exiled from whence they came, tonight we’re free to celebrate Halloween on our own terms.

Since most students have already returned (or ruined) their Saturday night costumes, dressing up should hardly be a prerequisite to having good beer and times tonight.

Cheers!