M&Ms: they're crispy, nutty, peanut-buttery, even plain. Soon they'll also have a new color.
Seven years after 10 million voters picked blue as the new shade, lovers of the candy-coated chocolate have a new decision to face: "awesome aqua," "think pink," "purple power," or a write-in color.
Venues asked what Penn Staters want the new M&M color to be.
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"Transparent M&Ms. It'd be perfect."
-- Jack Flicker (freshman-physiology)
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"Purple. It's a beautiful color."
-- Henry Calderon (senior-operations and information systems management)
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"Aqua. I just like the color."
-- Scott Crain (sophomore-biotechnology)
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"Pink. I love pink. For reason I will not disclose."
-- Ebony Smalls (sophomore-psychology)
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"I don't think they should mix pastels."
-- Amy Lefever (senior-advertising)
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"White. It helps with the color scheme."
-- Richard Byruch (junior-telecommunications)
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"Purple. But there's already blue."
-- Amy Lewis (freshman-marketing)
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"I think they should keep it the same."
-- Rachel Laubach (freshman-meterology)
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"Aqua. I like the color."
-- Hamed Al Dalali (senior-mechanical engineering)
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"Black. We need an evil M&M character."
-- Jared Divincent (junior-management and international business)
-- Compiled by Jessica Scott
