Teter trick-or-treat excites local children

The Teter Student Government and Resident Assistant Progam hosted the sixth trick-or -treat for local kids at Teter Quad on Sunday evening. Freshman Amy Garrison, representative from the student government and freshman Aaron Bork, representative from the residential assistant program, headed the event. The residents of Teter decorated their floors and handed out candy from 5 to 6 p.m. A Halloween party was held for the children where they played pin the hat on the witch, cake walk, and enjoyed snacks.