hewe::Copied from Summer 2009 Every summer, many students foolishly choose to spend the three-month break in Williamstown. This page records 2010's incarnation of this practice: the students on campus, where they will live and dine, any notable events, and the like.
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Summer 2010
Dining
Paresky
Housing
Housing: Currier, Prospect, Gladden, Poker Flats
SMALL: Garfield
Concerts
Places to go
You can easily get by without a car during the school year. But when that 9-5 job ends, you're not left with much else to do because this is Williamstown, MA, after all. Here are some places in the "area" to spend some luxury time.
- Pittsfield is a bit closer than Vermont with 2 decent lakes. It's a "city." There's also Barrington Stage and The Colonial if your interested in theatre/cultural activities and have seen everything at Williamstown Theatre Festival already.
- Lake Shaftsbury, VT. A short 45 minute drive away, Lake Shaftsbury offers a nice big lake with walking path around the lake, a dirt volleyball area, a wide open field for frisbee throwing and other events, paddleboats for rent, and more! $2 or $3 per person. Directions.
- Tanglewood. This performance space of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Boston Pops is located in Lenox and is an outstanding location for a picnic and a concert. Try to get there before the end of the summer. Here is their website.
Students on campus
Here are those in the Purple Valley for the summer of 2010. Please add yourself with your class ('10s at the top, '13s at the bottom).
| Name | Year | Job | Housing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Veronica Rabelo | 11 | PSYC thesis | Unknown |
| Nat Hewett | 11 | ECON Research | Unknown |
| Michaela Morton | 12 | Tourguiding | Unknown |
| Tyisha Turner | 12 | Summer Theatre Lab | Prospect |