Chris Dominiak business management senior Ronit Rosenthal retailing, consumer sciences junior

Trick-or- treaters doing good by collecting canned goods for a local food bank

Wildcat: Hi, my name's Nathan and you're both On the Spot. So what's going on?

Dominiak: We're trick-or-treating for canned food for our service business fraternity.

Wildcat: Why are you dressed like an angel?

Rosenthal: ÎCause this is the costume I

wanted.

Wildcat: Oh, that's not even an angel. That's a butterfly. Are you a butterfly?

Rosenthal: A fairy or a butterfly or something like that.

Wildcat: You have butterfly wings · with a fuzzy halo.

Rosenthal: You know, going creative on Halloween a little.

Wildcat: Definitely. You could be like a · "faingel."

Rosenthal: Don't say that in the Wildcat. I don't want to sound stupid.

Wildcat: [Turning to Dominiak] Doctor? Are you actually in the college of nursing?

Dominiak: This is actually my roommate's. IÎm just posing in this for tonight. I'm actually a business major.

Wildcat: I see.

Rosenthal: We are trying to do good for the community.

Wildcat: So are you raising funds for anything? Are you collecting stuff in your backpack?

Rosenthal: Yeah. We're going around the neighborhood, collecting cans. They've been told already that we're coming to collect.

Dominiak: And then we're donating all the food to a local food bank.

Wildcat: So now that I know your plan, could I go around and collect food for myself?

Dominiak: Um ·

Rosenthal: That would be a very unethical thing to do.

Wildcat: It would. I was just asking.

Rosenthal: You don't look like you're a starving person.

Wildcat: What if I'm poor · and I have family members · What food bank?

Dominiak: I don't · [looks at Rosenthal] Do we know what food bank?

Rosenthal: We can get back to you on that.

Dominiak: We swear we're not keeping it for ourselves.