Healthy Halloween returns to NLC

Phi Theta Kappa will host the Healthy Halloween Fall Carnival on campus on Oct. 28. The event offers a safe alternative to other Halloween traditions.

Dr. Yolanda Romero, Phi Theta Kappa's faculty sponsor at North Lake, said that the event is open to all students.

She encourages students to bring their younger siblings or children as well.

In addition to food, games, prizes and a magic show, Fishing for Comets will perform.

Fishing for Comets consists of former North Lake students Camille Cortinas, Sam Romero, Eric Swanson and John Solis.

The Dallas Observer has recognized the band in its annual music awards, and Fishing for Comets received the most votes in the folk acoustic category.

To promote healthy lifestyles, Phi Theta Kappa will offer flu shots for $30.

Those attending can also find information on bone marrow donation and massage therapy.

The carnival will take place from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on the patio and in the courtyard and cafeteria.