Thus, the superstition of the cracked mirror arose. On the other hand, it is considered good luck for a bride and groom to stand together in front of a mirror after the marriage ceremony. In the mirror she would see the image of her future husband looking at her over her shoulder. Local Superstitions control the actions of many students on campus. She also believes that it is bad luck to point at a grave, and that if you sleep with your feet towards the door, the night marchers will come into your home.
Night marchers are ancient Hawaiian spirits that, for many people, are much more than a myth.
Many people have had close encounters with the night marchers, including student Robert Nishihara. The experience led him to believe that he had had a meeting with the night marchers. Andrea Verbovanec, an education major in her senior year, will never turn around if she hears someone calling her name from behind her back. Caitlin Yamamoto, a junior majoring in English, believes that you should never stick your chopsticks upright in your rice because it will lead to bad luck. Many students also believe that whistling at night will call the spirits.