Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts - Mohawk Yearbook (North Adams, MA)

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Staffed by a Head of Residence, and six resident assistants, Hoosac Hall houses approximately 220 women students. and is an H oosac example of a traditional residence hall setting. Living in Hoosac Hall, like any dormitory, is a unique experience. Various activities H 3 sponsored by he dorm council make living here a fun and warm Lobby Second Floor K . Fifth Floor Sixth Flvvr 1 2

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place. Activities that will be fondly remembered are: Halloween, vement on intramural teams, study groups and learning about Christmas. and St. Patricks Day parties, cookouts. workshops. and yourself. are just a few of the benefits received. indeed, the contests. Through these aCIiViIieS and Ihe closeness in living benefits far outweigh the liabilities. Good friends and good times space. a strong bond is usually developed on each floor. are the most treasured memories one has about Hoosac Hall. Benefits of living in Hoosac Hall are man y, close friends, invol- 1'-O! Third Floor Fourth Floor H k A. 1, XXQU . X Ki Seventh Hopf llu' HOU n Rl N