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

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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

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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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Staffed by a Head of Residence and l6 Resident Assistants, Berkshire towers is a contempory co-ed dorm. An active dorm council keep the twin towers hopping. Window decorating con- tests, and tree decorating are two of the many group activities residents partake in. Not only are activities modes of getting people together, the suite system creates some dynamic situations, from practical .w. - ? 5 i