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NOVEMBER 2, 2006 -Pege 4 FEATURES Carving them up, gourds get glow Halloween means ghosts, ghouls, parties, and of course, pumpkins. Taking a break from the rigors of mid-term scholarship, McDaniel students found the time to participate in the wholesome tradition of pumpkin carving. Above· left: Ta$dIiStambaughi07; 'Mike Ha~er 'OS,'Srin Wi,Ison ',07! and, ~6Uy Bo1ek'07 flex their muscles d.igging otit pumpkin inmitils. Swimmingly Single This Daniel MacLea room features great decorations and afantastic fishtank. famous cities grace the walls resentation, and you can often with her from home clearly tions, a fish tank, one very REBECCA SNIDER and make the room come to hear many different types of expresses her artistic talent. artistic lamp, and the neces- STAFF WRlTER life. music softly coming from her Overall, this small room is sary technologies of a college Hidden away in one of the The eye catcher of the room room. made into something more student. many suites that make up was the fish tank of awesome Everything that she brought through use of wall decora- Daniel MacLea Hall, more proportions sitting on the commonly known as DMC, is shelf next to her desk. Having the home sweet home of a pet certain! y brings life to music major Crystal Radford. the room as well as comfort to This is her senior year here Crystal. at McDaniel, the first time she From the wooden "peace" has ever lived in a Single. sign to the posters that pro- Whether or not it was hard for mote tranquility, the.re is one Crystal to adjust to living in a more piece of furniture that single, she certainly enjoys completes the room. Standing having her own space. "I love in the comer is a tall white the fact that it's quiet for the tamp that can only be called a most part," Crystal explains. piece of art for the creativity it The first thing you notice gives off. when you walk into the room There are of course the nor- is the light airiness that adds mal necessities of a college more space to a small one-per- student in Crystal's room, as son room. Decorative pictures, well. Her flat screen computer wooden signs of "peace," and and new-looking television posters of landscapes from bring technology into full rep-