Juan Carlos Urquidi, engineering sophomore, came as Spike the Dragon from “My Little Pony,” and Tori Angus, geology sophomore, dressed as Honey Lemon from “Big Hero 6.”
“He asked, ‘Are our species compatible?’ and I said, ‘Well we’ll have to go back to the lab and find out,’” Angus said.
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With a fantastic Shaggy impression, Byron said, “So like, it totally got me right in here in my belly when she talked about freezing pizza and making ice cream frozen,” Verett said. “Ice cream sandwiches are one of my top ten desserts, man.”
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Megan Hipchen, a future visualization student at A&M, as Tadashi Hamada from “Big Hero 6.” Christine McBroom, interdisciplinary studies junior, dressed as Lara Croft. “I played the previous game, the G-rated, and so coming here was like, ‘I can only imagine what’s going to happen when I come here,” Hipchen said.
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Casey Lee, English senior, dressed as Mr. T, and Mandy Tinder, entomology graduate student, dressed as Anna from “Frozen.”
“A mutual appreciation for face-punching,” Lee said.
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