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MCLAcelebrates 115th anniversary
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts is planning to celebrate its 115th anniversary tonight with a fanfare-filled gala fundraiser.
MCLA Students Host Hunger Banquet November 18
Students and faculty from three sociology classes at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts host a Hunger Banquet fundraiser and food drive Wednesday, November 18, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Room 218 of Murdock Hall on the MCLA campus.
State DSAC assistance center to support local schools
On Monday, Berkshire County became the first of six regions in the commonwealth to launch a state District & School Assistance Center.
Volunteers take aim at underage drinking
With rolls of stickers in hand, groups of volunteers visited local package stores on Sunday in an effort to raise awareness about the dangers of underage drinking.
Donna McKechnie Helps MCLA Celebrate 115th Anniversary
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts celebrates its 115th anniversary Friday, November 13, with a dinner, silent auction, and performance by legendary Broadway singer and dancer Donna McKechnie.
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"I will tell them that Rwanda's genocide did not happen in a vacuum -- that it did not just come out of nowhere," said Paul Rusesabagina, just touching down from his transatlantic flight.
a Hotel Rwandaa figure to speak
In 1994, the act of one man saved the lives of 1,200 refugees as racial genocide ripped through the African nation of Rwanda, killing nearly a million people over 100 days.
Colleges, bus routes take some of the biggest hits
Education in the Berkshires is taking another hit this week, after Gov. Deval L. Patrick announced a new wave of 9C cuts.
MCLA Receives Architectural Award for Berkshire Towers
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts was honored recently by the Massachusetts Department of Public Safety Architectural Access Board and the Boston Society of Architects for the renovations of the Berkshire Towers dormitory.
MCLA hosts Graduate School Fair November 4
NORTH ADAMS, MAa 'The Career Services Center at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts hosts its annual Graduate School Fair Wednesday, November 4, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in Murdock Hall, Room 218.
Bishoff, MCLAa s gifted teacher, will no direct
After 30 years of teaching at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, Professor Bonnie Bishoff will take her final curtain call as a director at the end of tonight's student production, "Two on an Island," in Venable Theater.
Twelve students at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts have voluntarily left campus after reporting symptoms consistent with the swine flu, also called the H1N1 virus.
Owens Corning Executive Delivers Vadnais Lecture at MCLA
Owens Corning Vice President and Chief Sustainability Officer Frank O'Brien-Bernini will present the annual Elizabeth and Lawrence Vadnais Environmental Issues Lecture at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Thursday, October 22 at 7 p.m. in the Sammer-Dennis Room of Murdock Hall on campus.
STEM Advisory Council looks for best in education
The newly established state Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Advisory Council, headed by Lt.
MCLA Alumni Association Presents Awards
The Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Alumni Association will hold the annual Alumni Award ceremony Saturday, October 24, at 11 a.m. in the Sammer-Dennis Room of Murdock Hall on campus.
MCLA Stages Comedic Drama 'Two on an Island'
The Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Fine and Performing Arts Department presents Elmer Rice's comedic drama Two on an Island Wednesday, October 21, through Saturday, October 24, in the College's Venable Theatre.
North Adams Mayoral Candidates Meet Again
A Nor'easter is hitting the East Coast today with rain, hail and snow in the higher elevations.
Spotlight on Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
The foliage is looking gorgeous here in the Northeast, so this week's college spotlight takes us to the Berkshire Mountains in western Massachusetts where we find the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts .
Philosophy returns to Mount Greylock
The theories of Plato, Socrates, Aristotle and more are on the agenda for students at Mount Greylock Regional High School this year.
Longtime North Adams mayor faces tough reelection race
Mayor John Barrett III doesn't pretend to understand the exhibits in the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, but he knows they represent his political legacy, which he risked more than 20 years ago on a plan to retool his city's economy around the creative arts.
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