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Halloween photos from San Jose City College

November 1, 2012

Halloween photos by Andy Nguyen and Linh Nguyen/TIMES STAFF

Cosmetology students perform free face-paintings at the Halloween party on Oct. 31.
From left, Cosmetology instructors Susie Zagar and Sandra Honesto attend the Halloween event in the Student Center as flip-flops Oct. 31.

 

From right to left, Chief justice of Associated Students Alex Ward attends the Halloween event in the Student Center as Leatherface, while Tan Nguyen and cosmetology student Fataneh Forouzandeh, dressed as Robin’s wife, hand out pizza to SJCC students on Oct. 31.

 

From left, Vice President of Student Affairs Elaine Burns, dressed as a witch, and SJCC student Chris Woods, dressed as King of the Year, attend the Halloween event in the Student Center on Oct. 31.

 

An SJCC student carves a pumpkin at the Halloween event in the Student Center on Oct. 31.

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Associated Students President Mike Casas, dressed as Hippyman, shows some spirit at the Halloween event in the Student Center on Oct. 31.

 An SJCC student shows some school spirit at the Halloween event in the Student Center on Oct. 31.

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