Is your favorite Halloween candy good, bad, inedible or just ‘mid’?: STATE HORNET BUZZED

Robbie Pierce

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Isabelle Juarez, Camryn Dadey, Emma Hall, Ayaana Williams, and Zachary Cimaglio
October 27, 2021

On this week’s spooky episode of Buzzed, we rank the most popular Halloween candies on a tier list to see which treats are the best and which ones are inedible.

This week’s panel argues over how edible candy corn is, which classic candy bars are considered “mid” and which candies make kids happy or sad when trick-or-treating.

Make your own tier list using the link here and share it with us on Twitter by tagging @TheStateHornet on Twitter or @statehornet on Instagram.

Editor’s Note: We are not responsible for the anger or confusion you may feel listening to these rankings. The panel acts alone and without outside guidance (unfortunately).

This week’s panel: Newsletter editor Isabelle Juarez, news editor Camryn Dadey, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion editor Emma Hall, visuals editor Ayanna Williams and arts and entertainment staffer Zachary Cimaglio

This is the panel’s definitive ranking of popular candies. Are they right or wrong?

Music: Halloween Theme 1 by Alexander Nakarada

Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4735-halloween-theme-1

License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license

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About the Writers

Isabelle Juarez, newsletter editor

Isabelle Juarez joined The State Hornet fall 2020 and is currently in her second semester as newsletter editor. Isabelle started in the diversity and identity beat where she won an award in COVID-19 coverage from the Associated Collegiate Press before becoming co-deputy news editor. Isabelle is a senior political science-journalism major.

Camryn Dadey, news editor

Camryn Dadey is The State Hornet’s news editor. A Sacramento native, she has interned at POLITICO and is president of Sac State’s chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. She has worked at The State Hornet since fall 2020 and is majoring in political science-journalism.

Emma Hall, news editor

(she/her)

Emma is the news editor for The State Hornet. Previously she was the inaugural diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) editor and newsletter editor. She also led The Inquirer at Diablo Valley College and has worked with The Advocate at Contra Costa College, and The CalMatters College Journalism Network. Alongside the Hornet, Emma serves as NPR's Diverse Sources intern.

Ayaana Williams, visuals editor

Ayaana Williams (she/her) is the visuals editor for The State Hornet. She is a multimedia journalist with a background in writing, broadcast, radio, film, photography and more. This is her first semester on The State Hornet staff. She was previously the features editor for The Collegian and editor-in-chief of her high school newspaper. She plans on graduating in spring 2022 and pursuing a career in broadcast media.

Zachary Cimaglio, copy editor

Zachary Cimaglio is the copy editor of The State Hornet. He joined The State Hornet in fall 2021, making this his inaugural semester as a reporter. Zachary was formerly a history major before demoting it to a minor in favor of journalism, and he hopes to become a full-time writer and reporter in the near future.