Post by Abigail Sokolsky | August 23, 2018
Now nearing the end of the summer, I find myself (like every other student) wishing the summer didn’t have to end. When classes start back up, I know I won’t be able to immerse myself in Lancaster the way I have been – going to market every week, visiting all the new restaurants and taking hikes or day trips with friends. Since classes, homework and campus life will be taking up most of my time, finding opportunities to walk downtown will be few and far between.
Even though it’ll be more difficult with a full schedule, I’ll still go out of ...Read More
Post by Briana W. Hess | October 15, 2018
My first “scary movie” experience that traumatized me for years was Stephen King’s IT in 1990, which means I would’ve been 7-years-old at that time. I hated clowns for years because of that nightmare called Pennywise.
Colorful clown dolls, I’d hide them at the bottom of my toy chest. Trips to the circus and carnivals, I’d avoid contact with them at any cost. If it was clown-related, count me out.
Thankfully, I’ve overcome my fear of clowns. I even made it through Field of Screams Haunted Hayride without having one nightmare.
I have yet to see the 2017 remake, but maybe I’ll be ...Read More