Introducing this week’s Admissions Ambassadors:
Gina Puc
June ‘07 from Southampton, MA
Major: History
Campus Activities: Senior Ambassadors, SGA Treasurer
Favorite Course: History of Germany
Coolest spot in North Adams: Cafe Latino
Special Talent/Skill: I can twirl a pen like a baton
Joshua Tefft
December ‘07, from Queensbury, NY
Major: Business Administration concentration in Sports Management and Marketing
Campus Activities: Student Ambassador, Admissions Intern, The Beacon Business Manager
Favorite Course: Any sports courses with either of the O’Connors, Sports Literature, Team Facilitation
Coolest spot in North Adams: Fish Pond, Hairpin Turn, The Range, Natural Bridge
Special Talent/Skill: Pilot, Guitar, Cartooning
Wackiest MCLA moment: This past Christmas my friends and I dressed up in tacky Christmas sweaters for the theme to our party.
Podcast Music Pick: Luke MacNeil - All of the Time
Murdock Hall music by: Farewell Redemption - Ever After
Murdock Hall
Computer Labs
Mr. Goodbody
Boardroom
Murdock Hall with the Berkshire Hills in the background.
3 responses so far ↓
1 Thomas Bernard // Feb 1, 2007 at 11:42 am
Joshua Tefft’s comment regarding Richard Criddle’s sculpture Mr. Goodbody is incorrect. While Mr. Goodbody is a representation of a real teacher, he was one of Mr. Criddle’s teachers during his childhood in England. The real Mr. Goodbody had no connection to the College.
TWB
2 Alan Silverman // Feb 5, 2007 at 5:59 pm
You’ve missed a very important aspect of Mr. Goodbody. This sculpture was created from an original desk found in Murdock Hall when it was being prepared for the remodel project. Several desks were “reconfigured” by artists and displayed at MCLA’s Gallery 51 at 51 Main Street, North Adams. I think this one was purchased at auction, then donated back to the school. The professors aren’t really as scary as Mr. Goodbody. Well, maybe one or two. But not many of them, anyways. Some of them are equally as creative, though.
3 Alexandra // Aug 23, 2007 at 1:23 pm
I’m in love with that sculpture: I don’t find it scary.
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