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Join the festivities

The International Study Abroad Center in association with the International Student Organization is sponsoring a Halloween Party at 7 p.m. tonight in the Student Center. Bring all your friends for a pumpkin carving contest, caramel apple dipping and other traditional Halloween activities. For more information, contact Phil Hofer at Ext. 4330.

A Hip-Hoppin’ Halloween Party

The men of Chi Delta Omicron Fraternity present “Halloween 2004” Sunday at Club X. Battle of the Bands start at 8 p.m. with DJs playing the latest in hip-hop, rap, old school, reggae, salsa and m eringue after 9 p.m. Club X is located at 1276 W. 7th Street in Upland.

A Happy Haunting

The Haunted Vineyard will be open from 7 p.m. to midnight tonight, tomorrow and Halloween night. This haunted house is located on 3099 Guasti Road in Ontario. Tickets are $12. More information is available at www.thehauntedvineyard.com.

Racing Finale

The Grand American Cup and Rolex Sports Car Series finales will take place today through Sunday at the California Speedway. More information is available at www.grandamerican.com.

Got Marriage?

The Rainbow Alliance is sponsoring metaphorical marriages from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday in the University Quad. Have a mock wedding with your sweetheart or friend for $5. Fun dress-up attire, rings and a photo keepsake will be provided. All are welcome.

—Stephanie Duarte

Stephanie Duarte, Arts Editor
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