It seems that we Cadenza reporters often write about pop-culture-inspired Halloween costumes that we think would be awesome. We’re tired of the positive attention we’ve brought to some looks, so here are five costumes we absolutely do not want to see as the end of the month approaches.

It has been hailed as one of the scariest shows ever produced for television and branded a “psychosexual thriller” by its creators. From its imaginative title and suitably creepy opening credits—chock-full of classic horror story clichés like nondescript forms floating in jars, old-timey Victorian portraits and vaguely unsettling music—FX’s new show “American Horror Story” makes no bones about its purpose: unabashed, scream-inducing, hair-raising horror.

I’m sure I’m not the only one with complicated feelings about the music of “Glee.” Although the show’s actual plot was often melodramatic when it first started, it was worth watching for the music—the creative mashups, the emotional performances of Broadway standards, the pop music sung better than the original singers.

More than 250 students gathered in May Auditorium on Saturday to see Harry Shum Jr., who plays Mike Chang on Glee, dance and speak. Shum started the event by performing a short dance routine set to a musical medley including segments of “The Climb” by Miley Cyrus and “I’m Yours” by Jason Mraz.

Student Union Treasury approved the funding of a speech from actor and dancer Harry Shum Jr. in an appeal made by the Chinese Students Association on Tuesday night. Shum, 28, is known for his role as Mike Chang on Fox’s “Glee” and is scheduled to come to campus on Saturday, April 2.

Lose your virginity the same way these TV stars did?

Last year, NBC tried an interesting little experiment: giving Jay Leno the 10 o’clock hour every night of the week, and robbing us television viewers of five precious hours of primetime. Luckily for us (but maybe not for Leno), this experiment completely failed.

Dec. 9 was a great yet terrible day for me. I saw 12 kids apparently improvise an amazing song-and-dance number to a classic Rolling Stones track, complete with harmony! I saw the humiliation of a manipulative cheerleading coach, and I saw one of the best kisses ever. This, of course, was the “Glee” episode titled “Sectionals,” and it made me very happy inside.

Dear Mom and Dad, It’s me, your son Percy. I’m just writing home to check up on you two, see how things are going. I know we haven’t corresponded by snail-mail ever, but I thought it’d be nice to start. So. Let’s start. There have been some big changes around here. I boiled pasta for dinner, yesterday, and I plan to reheat it for tonight’s dinner. I bought Cascade Detergent.

If you haven’t seen or heard of “Glee,” then you are behind the times. Fox’s new musical comedy series has yet to have its official season premiere, but the show […]