In preparation for the upcoming holiday, some DeHority residents got into the Halloween spirit and decorated their doors. Whether because Halloween is their favorite holiday or they just wanted to spice up the halls, these residents livened the living-learning community with their creative doors.
Interviews and Photos by Sophie Gordon
Madison Yingling, Fourth floor, sophomore, Elementary Education and Spanish major
How would you describe your door?
Spooky, in the spirit of Halloween.
Why did you decide to decorate it?
Because I love the holidays, and I actually saw somebody else’s room. They wrapped caution tape around it, and I was like, ‘Oh, I have a spider web, I could totally do something like that!
What do you think is unique about your decorations?
I haven’t seen anyone else’s door like that. I mean, I just wish I had those spider rings, that’s the only downfall.
What kind of reactions have you gotten?
My friends usually get caught in it when they walk through the door, so it’s doing its job.
What are you most looking forward to this Halloween?
Dressing up in my group costume with my friends and going trick-or-treating for Dance Marathon. Well, trick-or-canning, I guess is what it’s called.
Editors' Note: This is the sixth and final piece in a series of features about students' door decorations.
How would you describe your door?
Spooky, in the spirit of Halloween.
Why did you decide to decorate it?
Because I love the holidays, and I actually saw somebody else’s room. They wrapped caution tape around it, and I was like, ‘Oh, I have a spider web, I could totally do something like that!
What do you think is unique about your decorations?
I haven’t seen anyone else’s door like that. I mean, I just wish I had those spider rings, that’s the only downfall.
What kind of reactions have you gotten?
My friends usually get caught in it when they walk through the door, so it’s doing its job.
What are you most looking forward to this Halloween?
Dressing up in my group costume with my friends and going trick-or-treating for Dance Marathon. Well, trick-or-canning, I guess is what it’s called.
Editors' Note: This is the sixth and final piece in a series of features about students' door decorations.
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