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Ranking the top 10 worst things that could happen on Halloween

Wanya Zafar, Online Section Editor • October 30, 2025

When the neighbor's halloween candy runs out early on And of course, it's the house that gave out king sized candy bars. Now all you're left with is an empty bowl and disappointment. Your...

The Review ranks “rhyme without reason” Halloween costumes

Juliet Dow and Sarah Nguyen • October 28, 2024

With Halloween around the corner, the last minute scramble for creative group costumes inevitably occurs. Each fall, ideas flood the internet for rhyme-without-reason, a costume concept that includes two...

Something scarier than Frankenstein has arrived…

Jennifer Lin • November 1, 2023

In this cartoon, sophomore Jennifer Lin depicts what her peers can only dream of: getting analysis straight from the source.

Infobox Special: Halloween-Themed Opinions

Amina Zegar, Ally Hong, Bella Dodig, Nia Shetty, Journey Zulueta, Emily Matthews-Ederington, Ella Hughes, Lucy Walker, and Sarah B. Clark • October 31, 2023

Photo Gallery: Lower School Halloween Parade

Eshna Das, Staff Writer • November 2, 2022

On Oct. 31, Lower School students wore their Halloween costumes to school and participated in a parade around campus.

The Sandbox: Halloween Edition

Lucy Walker, Online Section Editor • October 31, 2022

In this cartoon, sophomore Lucy Walker discusses Halloween and pulling an all-nighter.

Opinion: why we should not put up Christmas decorations until Dec. 1

Lauren Baker, Staff Writer • December 8, 2021

Sophomore Lauren Baker shares her opinion on why we should not put up Christmas decorations until Dec. 1.

The Sandbox

Diane Guo and Alice Xu • November 1, 2021

In this cartoon, Diane Guo and Alice Xu discuss Halloween and Nov. 1 college application deadlines.

Students prepare for Halloween with safety precautions, inventive ideas

Ellie Monday, Staff Writer • October 31, 2020

This year, Halloween falls on the Saturday of Daylight Savings Time for an extra hour of festivities, and it's the first Halloween with a blue moon since 1944. Yet only 22% of St. John's students are celebrating, according to poll data from the Review Online.