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DRAMA CLUB
The Drama Club gives students who are
interested in drama, either for viewing or
participating, an opportunity to be a part of
this art form. Throughout the year the club
presents one-act plays, full-length productions,
and musicals, sometimes in the form
of dinner/theatre. Various trips are also
planned to see professional productions in
Boston and New York City.
SKI CLUB
The Ski Club was formed in 1970. It enables
students to ski during the winter season at
greatly reduced rates. Active members of
the club receive free ski lessons, obtain
discounts at ski shops, and go on special
trips to ski areas, an ideal opportunity for
beginners and experts.
R.A.P. (RESPECT-AWARENESS-PRIDE)
This organization was founded primarily by
black students. One of its many goals is to
have the black person play an active part in
college and community life.
VETERANS CLUB
The Veterans Club is open to all veterans
who are members of the College. The aims
of the club are to help veterans ad)ust to
college life, to help promote interest in the
College, and to work within the Manchester
community for its betterment.
ARTS AND CRAFTS
The College houses a multi-purpose arts and
crafts facility, the Hobby Shop, which allows
for the full expression of one's related
artistic endeavors.
WCAC RADIO STATION
WCAC, the college radio station, is owned
and funded by the Student Government
Association. It is completely studentoperated.
Its purposes are to help bridge the
communication gap on campus and to
provide students with a variety of music as
well as reports on the news.
HILLELCLUB
The Hillel Club was founded to unite the
Jewish students on campus, to establish
relations with the surrounding community,
and to provide for discussion on current
problems facing the Jewish people.
ORGANIZATION OF INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS (O.I.S.)
This organization brings together the special
needs of international exchange students
within our campus community. They host
numerous activities, among which are international
discussion groups, parties, and
food-cultural festivals.
OUTING CLUB
The Outing Club is one of our fastest growing
organizations. They promote many trips and
functions such as canoeing, mountain
climbing, camping, skiing, and an entire
array of nature-oriented activities.
COFFEE HOUSE COMMITTEE
This group, open to all students, hosts a
varied series of night club-cabaret functions. 5
They promote excellent music, comedy,
magic, and numerous other types of entertainment
in a mature, comfortable, and
varied style.
The College also has seventeen other multi- •
interest groups open to all.