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  • Festival Of Fun and Fear in Prospect Park

    Nadya Stevens 1:19 am on October 25, 2008 | 0 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , festivals, Halloween, Kids, Prospect Park

    Cindy Yahya and Kimberley Banjoko contributed to this story

    (Prospect Park, Brooklyn) Known for its scenic views, Prospect Park held a scarier theme Saturday for the upcoming Halloween. Despite the windy weather, the park was lively with The Monster Mash song blasting for its annual Halloween Haunted Walk and Carnival.

    One of the hundreds of parents at the park with their children, Rebecca says that this event is great for kicking off the holiday. “We like Halloween, so we’re down here to give the kids more nature,” she said as she pulled her tot from an open brook in the park. “We enjoy the park.”

    Children dressed as Batman and Princesses walked through the walk where ghouls and goblins bolted from out the blue ready to surprise any little victims brave enough to walk the path. But these spooks were not the typical malevolent ones, they were all volunteers hoping to make the best of everyone’s Halloween this year.

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  • In 2007 Stereotypes Still Stick

    Nadya Stevens 3:16 pm on October 11, 2007 | 0 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: parents, racism, stereotypes, students

    Despite an age of political correctness in the U.S. most people still stereotype people based on race, according to a survey at World Journalism Preparatory School. The 11-question survey answered by 25 students showed that 92% of students make assumptions about a person’s intelligence, culture and other abilities. (More …)

     
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