Nut­shell: What is your fa­vorite fall tra­di­tion?

MISHAWAKA—Wel­come back to the Nut­shell! This is where the Bea­con staff poses a ques­tion to you, the stu­dent body, and pub­lishes your an­swers. 

This week we asked you: What is your fa­vorite fall tra­di­tion? 

Vic­tor Mejia-Ochoa, fresh­man crim­i­nal jus­tice ma­jor, “Pump­kin carv­ing.” 

Jerad Bos, fresh­man busi­ness man­age­ment and mar­ket­ing ma­jor, “Prob­a­bly watch­ing foot­ball.” 

Dr. Stephanie Carl­son, Pro­fes­sor of Psy­chol­ogy, “My fa­vorite fall tra­di­tion is pick­ing hon­ey­crisp ap­ples.” 

Des­tiny Dodd, fresh­man lib­eral stud­ies ma­jor, “Prob­a­bly the nor­mal Hal­loween, trick-or-treat­ing thing. My fam­ily, we all get to­gether, and we all have pizza and stuff af­ter all the lit­tle ones are done trick-or-treat­ing. So that’s fun.” 

Hope Feikema, ju­nior sign-lan­guage in­ter­pret­ing ma­jor, “Carv­ing pump­kins.” 

Cas­sidy Goodling, ju­nior graphic de­sign ma­jor, “Ap­ple cider.” 

Dr. John Haas, As­so­ci­ate Pro­fes­sor of His­tory, “Ro­man­tic walks with my wife through the falling leaves.” 

An­thony Jimenez, sopho­more crim­i­nal jus­tice ma­jor, “Prob­a­bly ap­ple pick­ing.” 

Grace Liv­ingston, fresh­man sci­ence ed­u­ca­tion chem­istry ma­jor, “My fa­vorite fall tra­di­tion is prob­a­bly camp­ing with my fam­ily, look­ing at the stars and just spend­ing time out­side in the re­ally nice weather.” 

Daw­son Mc­Conville, fresh­man bio­chem­istry and mol­e­c­u­lar bi­ol­ogy ma­jor, “My fa­vorite fall tra­di­tion is dress­ing up a scare­crow and shoot­ing it.”