Boo in the Shoe is a chilling Halloween tradition at LSU. It was hosted in Evangeline Hall, and is in its eleventh year of existence. The event featured a DJ, an array of food and beverages, pumpkin painting, and a zombie-themed thrill-attraction in the basement.
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| Boo in the Shoe's participants spared no expense in the costumed department. Pictured: Marge Simpson |
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Residents were excited to display their Halloween costumes and show spirit by painting pumpkins and dancing the night away. Songs ranged from contemporary pop and hip hop to Halloween classics like "Thriller" and "The Monster Mash".
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| Boo in the Show was a crowded and lively event. |
The biggest attraction at this year's Boo in the Shoe was easily the zombie outbreak. Beginning with a Tiger TV news-brief about a zombie pandemic, attendees were moved through the basement of Evangeline Hall where they descended into terror. Actors in HAZ-MAT suits escorted the event patrons through the ghoulish setting as they were pursued by hungry zombies. The zombie outbreak was a huge success. Many residents went through the spine-chilling zombie filled basement multiple times!
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| A zombie eyes the Purple Polo's correspondent with sinister intentions. |
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| Residents decorate pumpkins in a ghoulish fashion. |
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| Zombies hunted the scared Boo in the Shoe attendees. |
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| Tiger TV reports on the zombie outbreak. | | | | | |
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