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.: i i f. ' -4 The Koi 1 This year, a dream became a reality. The dream was a place to relax and have a cup of coffee without having to go downtown. It became a reality in the Koffee Korner. The College Union Commit- tee, a group of volunteers from the student body, headed by Frannie LaPlante and Tom Hall as co-chairmen, put their all in- to the planning and actual work of setting up this dream. A gen- eral plea was issued for help, and the student body answered the call by showing up in groups to help with the painting and some of the dirty work. Everyone pitched in and by December 5, the College Union was able to
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The New Mental Health Clinic Something new has been added to our school — a Mental Health Clinic, oith Adams and the state have gone into part- nershi|) in order to deal effieientlv with the emotional [irolileins ot tlie children in this area. The community had to furnish the build- ing facilities and the secretarial help while the state furnished the professional staff. The state has established twelve such I ' liii- ics throughout Massachusetts. The Mental Health (!linic i- working closelv with the school clinic and plans are being made for an even closer relationship. Headed by Mr. Virgilio. psychiatric so- cial worker, and Dr. Brown, psychiatrist, the clinic began operations late this fall. Dr. Weinstein. clinical psvchologist. third niemlier of the staff, is at the clinic several days a week, too. The Clinic serves the sur- rounding communities of North Adams. Adams. Williamstown, and the other small towns in the area in Massachusetts and crmont. Although the name sounds a bit unpleas- ant, the Mental Health Clinic is not a place to fear, but a place to go for help.
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36 Korner hold its Grand Opening. Once the Koffee Korner was open, the proldeni hefore the committee was to raise SlOO to repay Student Council. It was necessary to borrow this money in order to set up the Union. The student body and the faculty again demonstrated their en- thusiasm by bringing baked goods to sell. The project is well undei-way and is proving suc- ssful. The College Union Committee hopes to make the Union even better next year and hopes to do more than meet the cravings of the student body for coffee and dousihnuts. Il
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