Halloween 2007 full of tricks and treats
During the Halloween season, college students in Lubbock have many opportunities to find a good time. But in exchange for what they get from the rest of Lubbock around the holiday, what do college students give back?
Tech students give Lubbock children a Safe Treat
Lubbock-area children could trick-or-treat in style this year thanks to the Texas Tech Residence Hall Association’s annual Safe Treat program. Safe Treat is a program in which those living in residence halls at Tech can dress up and give out candy to Lubbock children who come by. Read more.
Tech's Greek Community opens its doors to trick-or-treaters
It only comes once a year and it’s always the last day of October…a time for people of all ages to dress-up for the annual Halloween celebration. Texas Tech Greeks invited kids from all over Lubbock to Greek circle for games, candy, and fun. Watch video.
College students benefit Halloween-based businesses
Each October, the upcoming Halloween festivities add a kick to the Lubbock economy. Grant Gassaway, owner of Spirit Halloween Superstores in Lubbock, said college students comprise a large part of his business. Read more.
Lubbock Police ensure everyone has a safe Halloween
To ensure the children of Lubbock were getting more treats than tricks for Halloween, the Lubbock Police Department did their part to keep the holiday participant’s safe. Read more.