Who you gonna call? Real-life Ghostbusters!
For many, Halloween means watching horror movies, dressing up in wacky costumes and going out to party the night away. For Paranormal Studies and Investigations in Canada (PSICAN) Halloween means ghost stories and boosted public interest in the paranormal.
PSICAN educates people on how to find ghosts.
The organization is made up of volunteer researchers and documentarians, said Sue St. Clair, the director of ParaResearchers and co-chair of PSICAN.
The sexiest holiday of the year?
Sexy superheroes, sexy policewomen, sexy cats — it’s all been done before.
Women of Carleton: if you’re going to dress sexy this Halloween, try to be creative. Donning a sexy maid costume is the adult equivalent of cutting two eyeholes in a white sheet and calling yourself a ghost.
Everyone knows that Halloween has become the one night of the year where many women feel they can show skin without fear of judgment.
Legends of the hill
Duncan McNabb is said to haunt the Bytown Museum (Photo illustration: Josh Martin)
Ditching the excuses for a student-friendly workout
Students have to learn to juggle their time between cracking open the
textbook and keeping fit (Photo: Rebecca Phillips)
