Three things to do this weekend following PSAT’s

After a long day of testing, look forward to enjoying the weekend with these three activities.
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By Alyson Cerna, News and Features Editor
Oct 24, 2024
Three things to do this weekend following PSAT’s
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The Haunting of Hill house actors have been pushing for a successful production throughout 8 weeks, including auditory and visually entrancing scenes.
Check out The Haunting of Hill House

Following weeks of rehearsal, the WolfPack Theatre Company’s adaptation of “The Haunting of Hill House” is finally ready for display. Showings begin this Thursday, October 24, in the auditorium and end Sunday, Oct. 27. Be sure to check schoology posts for showing times, as each day is different. Tickets can be purchased directly from students involved in the production or in room 303, so be sure to support the production!

The Haunting of Hill house actors have been pushing for a successful production throughout 8 weeks, including auditory and visually entrancing scenes. (THE MIRROR | Gianmarco Razuri)
Dodgers Stadium is expected to be packed full of it's own fans and those of the New York Yankees this weekend. The last time they went against each other in the finals was 1981, resulting in a loss for the Dodgers.
Cheer on the Dodgers in the World Series

Starting this weekend, on Oct. 25 and 26, the Los Angeles Dodgers will be facing the New York Mets for their 12th World Series meeting– with the first two games being held in Dodger Stadium at 5:08 p.m. Whether you’re attending the game or watching on TV, be sure to tune in and support the team for an unforgettable match-up.

Dodgers Stadium is expected to be packed full of it’s own fans and those of the New York Yankees this weekend. The last time they went against each other in the finals was 1981, resulting in a loss for the Dodgers. (THE MIRROR | Courtesy of Pexels)
With 24 years of history, the Haute Dog Howl’oween Parade is bound to be one of the cutest annual events this year, featuring dogs in an assortment of hilarious costumes.
Explore the Haute Dog Howl’oween Parade

Located at 4000 E Olympic Plaza, Long Beach, CA 90803, Haute Dog will be hosting the 23rd annual Haute Dog Howl’oween Parade on Sunday, Oct. 27, at 2:30 p.m. Set to include over 450 costumed dogs, the event is free to spectate– with a $10 payment required to enter your dog. Proceeds are donated to animal welfare organizations, so be sure to support the cause and enjoy the show.

With 24 years of history, the Haute Dog Howl’oween Parade is bound to be one of the cutest annual events this year, featuring dogs in an assortment of hilarious costumes. (THE MIRROR | Courtesy of YouTube)
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Alyson Cerna
Alyson Cerna, News and Features Editor
Alyson Cerna is The Mirror’s News and Features Editor. As a sophomore in her second year in journalism, there is nothing she enjoys more than laying down with a single airpod in and blasting music as she writes. She'd be lying if she ever pinpointed a single music genre to be her favorite, but nothing is the same as enjoying the album "THE FIRST TIME" by The Kid Laroi. Her obsession with the “Nightmare Before Christmas" might be what many consider eccentric, but she likes it that way—as no amount of stuffed animals, figurines and clothes could ever cure this. After high school, she plans to pursue a degree in sports journalism at UCLA.
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