Saint Michaels College - Hilltop Yearbook (Colchester, VT)

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WELCOME TO WINOOSKI B Puis B. Puis •J. • t-m-vliL : ' •I The most obvious change that has occurred is the addition of new buildings. When we arrived tour years ago, Hodson was the new dorm . One building, sectioned into twelve apartments, serving as preferred housing tor those lucky enough to live there. This however did not serve to cut those residents out of the college communitv. for they were still required to subscribe to the SAGA meal plan. The big question . . . wh then, did each apartment have a fully equipped kitchen. ' Hodson soon became part of the campus look, though at first it stood out with its modern pre-fab look.

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There were many names to remember — AUiot, Lyons, Alumni, Jemery — the hst goes on and on. But soon these names become part of our lives. Then comes the venture to North campus or North as it is more commonly known. Here again we were faced with more buildings, more names of buildings, and ... the experience of waiting in the cold tor the infamous Purple Haze . While change is evident in the general atmosphere and actual look of the campus, the changes were gradual. As a result, these changes became a part of the St. Michaels experience, and unless one thinks about them, they are more or less taken tor granted.

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B Puis B Puis The next addition was the Bergeron building. Although the structure appeared at first to be rather non-descript and non-functional, it has proven to be very a versatile addition to the St. Michael ' s campus. While housing faculty offices and classrooms, Bergeron also doubles as a meeting place for various groups and organizations on campus. Perhaps the greatest change has been the Townhouse units wh ich were erected over the Spring and summer of 1981. These new dormitories offer an alternative to those students seeking apartment living, but who, for one reason or another, choose to remain on campus.