Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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(opposite page): (top): Snoopy is included in the international family, (bot- tom): Look! it's a bird, it's a plane. No, it’s that green fungus oozing from the ceiling, (this page): I love my roomie (middle left): International Hall, the Hilton of S.C. (middle right): Do I have to live in this dorm? (bottom left): Ahhh — International Beach, let's go scoping, (bottom right): The view from up here is fabulous! RlBRii 25

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movies were shown on the newly added wide screen TV located in the basement. Stu- dents could also look for- ward to scheduled study breaks set up by the dorm senate. Dorm residents also planned many events for par- ents and friends weekends, starting with welcoming cof- fee and finishing with a full dinner in the basement. All of the dorms activities were not only inside. In fact, International residents will probably remember the out- side fun more than anything else. Whether it was sunning on International beach, play- ing frisbee in the parking lot, or just hanging out on the benches in front of the build- ing the students of Interna- tional knew how to have “fun in the sun. Vj ocated at the end I || of campus, Interna- fioo to tional Hall's eight tower over the sur- rounding buildings. At first glance one might think they were looking at a big blue and brick hotel. But if a closer look is taken, one will soon realize there is too much ex- citement for a hotel! There's always something happening in and around this co-ed dorm. Every week 24

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Hffell dorms to have a VCR, and show movies frequently. This year they held a faculty-stu- dent social which was a huge success. They have also held numerous parties in their lounge for the student body, as well as parties in the Snack Bar {now the Dug-out). The residents of Lakeside stick together. Once a part of the dorm, many students re- main until they move off campus as upperclassmen. Like most of the friendships made at S.C., even while off campus, efforts are made to still get together. ■bb| akeside Hall is ide- l| || ally located next to JhJJ the athletic com- plex, seconds from the Beverage Center or Babson Library, and side by side with the largest all fe- male dorm on campus — Ab- bey Hall. Lakeside-Abbey wars have been going on for some time, and students of both halls are proud of the bond they share between them. Lakeside has the largest dorm senate of all the dorms on campus, and are constant- ly making use of this fact. They were one of the first