University of Massachusetts Amherst - Index Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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Aside from being honored for its prestigious aca- demics, the University of Massachusetts at Am- herst is well-known for its diverse social atmosphere. Existing in Amherst, Northampton and other sur- rounding towns are numerous nightclubs, bars and restaurants where students can let loose and relieve their frustrations or anxieties. Seniors who took part in our survey named several area nightspots as being wonderful places to do any- thing but study. Clearly, the most favorite among at least 50 percent of the 46 seniors asked was the Hatch. Some commented on its relaxed, but not completely quiet atmosphere as being condusive to studying. A few even mentioned having reserved tables in the Hatch. The Cape Cod Lounge was the second most popu- lar on-campus hangout, according to the survey. Most seniors who liked the lounge agreed that it was a perfect place to study and fall asleep. In terms of off-campus entertainment, nearly 35 percent of the seniors named the Pub as their favorite nightspot. What was the attraction? ul like the atmosphere in the Pub. lt's very quaint, but very exciting at the same time. l also like the special drink prices and comedy nights said one woman. Some other hotspots seniors listed were: Charlies, Time Out, Mike's Westview Cafe, the Newman Cen- ter, the TOC and Delanos. - lohn MacMillan 272fLuciano 1 ,.,:?:3:?fCi 'l ,.4- -P-A-4., ,. :-,, . 1 . ' I ,tt . X T J . '

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.N X Photo by ludith Fiola NAME: Bill Havice MAIOR: Psychology HOMETOWN: Lynnfield, MA SEMESTERS AT UMASS: Ei ht 8 ACTIVITIES: Intramural Lacrosse, SAG Cultural Com- mittee What opinions do you have concerning your de- partment and UMass in general? The psychology department has a lot of talented professors. They've prepared me for a job but not necessarily in the psychology field. It's a good general education. UMass is a great school. You can get a great education or learn about life. It's whatever you want it to be. I didn't like core requirements. I took the courses I wanted to take and that generally filled the require- ments but I was forced to take others when I wanted to take courses I was interested in. From what you observe, do you feel Zoo Mass is a fitting label for the University? UMass is what you want it to be. lf you want it to be a party school, it can be. The drinking policies have changed to get rid of the image but l don't know if these efforts are good or bad. I don't mind the 'Zoo Mass image. Outside of Massachusetts, UMass has a good reputation. In Massachusetts, it's compared to the Ivy league schools. They are comparable to UMass for an education. 2 4!Matthews