Berkshire Community College has published its Spring 2005 Dean's List. Three hundred eight full- and part-time students made the list.
According to Dr. Frances Feinerman, dean of academic affairs, to be eligible for the list full-time students must have declared a major; completed a minimum of 12 non-repeated, traditionally graded credit hours during the spring semester; and achieved a 3.250 to 3.749 grade point average for Honors, or a 3.750 to 4.000 average for High Honors.
Part-time students are eligible for the list if they meet the same requirements, except that their credit hours may have been completed during the fall and spring semesters of one academic year.
The following 120 students qualified for High Honors:
ConnecticutTorrington: Melissa Maglalang.
MassachusettsAdams: David Chalifoux, Darsa Donelan, Anna Krzeminski, Elizabeth LeSage, David Marszalek and Ann-Marie Racine.
Ashley Falls: Shawn Cassidy.
Becket: Charles Lubold III.
Cheshire: Jacqueline Degrenier, Philip Grover, Traci Keele, Kelley Petricca, Elaine Russell and Martha Swanson.
Chester: Jessie Marcoulier.
Clarksburg: Brian Cook.
Cummington: Lucille Fandel.
Dalton: Sylvia Dario, Crystal Garneau, Heather Grunin, Richard Johnson, Katlyn Loehr, Lara Miller and Kimberly Smith.
Great Barrington: Liliane Heller, Irina Kavalera, Kristin Sanzone, Robert Sanzone and Suzanne Scott.
Hinsdale: Juli Kowach and Meredith Patton.
Housatonic: Christine Coons, Alexandria Cum and Caren Seward.
Lanesboro: Jacob Gelinas, Emily Nichols, Laurence Stalvey, Eric Weber and Ann Zolotuho.
Lee: Emma Bailey, Rachel Calero, Jenna Consolati, Kathleen Hanley, Daniel Hoctor, Elba Lopez, Casey Lynch, Erina McDarby, Henry Rieke III,
Jodi Santolin, Roberta Townsend and Jamie Trask.
Lenox: Kristen Boyer, Gary Freifeld, Kiryl Hruzdzilovich and Jonathan Lanciano.
Lenoxdale: Benjamin Losaw and Karli Ramondetta.
Otis: James Hobart.
Pittsfield: Theresa Apple, Alisa Blanchard, Joanna Brady, Tricia Burr, Meaghan Colombari, Courtney Connor, Rachel Connor, Janet Cormier,
Dorothy Curtiss, Brett Dalzell, Alena Dashkevich, Rebecca DiPalazzo, Julie Field, Melissa Gogan, Bridget Gormalley, James Grady, Jennifer Guinan, Chaula Hopefisher, Roy Hoyt Jr., Rebecca Hunter, Daniel Kendig, Diane Kitterman, David Leibinger, Anne Lescarbeau, Anacelto Maiorano, Chantell McFarland, Dorothy McGurn, Judith McNutt, Audrey Mills, Martin Packer, Erin Ramsey, Christopher Richards, Sheila Riddle, Joseph Rooney, Nicole Roy, Torben Russo, Susan Sala, Brandon Somes, Andrea Spaniol, Andrew Toth, Matthew Vrabel, Matthew Wellington, Amanda Yee and Kathleen Young.
Richmond: Curtis Hicks.
Sandisfield: Jessica Baker and Tina DeManbey.
Sheffield: Leslie Hersey, Christian Limberger and Bobbie Jo Segalla.
Southfield: Brooke Humes and Stacey Segalla.
Stockbridge: Stephanie Burton.
West Stockbridge: Susan Leo-Gigli.
Williamstown: Alexandra Cabral, Kimberly Galli and Deborah Miller.
Windsor: Danielle Townend.
Worthington: David Dimock.
New YorkBerlin: Amy Bowman.
VermontBennington: Jeffrey Leake.
The following 188 students qualified for Honors:
ConnecticutTorrington: Roberta Foster.
MassachusettsAdams: Jacob Belanger, Rebecca Knights, Ryan Moore, Megan Polidoro, Paula Ritcher, Amelia Tatro and Ryan Thomann.
Ashley Falls: Edwin Escobar.
Becket: Sheri Pingryn.
Cheshire: Kelly Cardonnel, Giselle Chee, Angela Jagiello, Rebecca Proper, Cassandra Shaw, Amy Tracy, Joshua Yorke and Jonathan Zepka.
Dalton: John Bird andrew Carter, Nicole Harper, Alexander Kramer, Alison Larochelle, Theresa Munch, Nathan Rudd, Jody Stefanik, Brendon
Tomasi and Noelle Touponce.
Drury: Daniel Peirce.
Great Barrington: Virginia Conway, Nicholaus Daverin, Jane Holcomb, Christopher Masterson, Josh Newey, Victoria Poulos, Nicholas Roosevelt,
Shawnna Tomascak and April VanHorn.
Hancock: Elena Borosky.
Hinsdale: Rachel Bodine, Jocelyn Fallon, Audrey Francis, Kurt Jalbert, Burnel Smith and Mary Thibodeau.
Housatonic: Nuriel Hull, Matthew O'Brien and Matthew Zamberletti.
Lanesboro: Ivy Carmel, David Greer, Julie Mossman, Cheryl Robak, AnnMarie Scapin, Anne Schultz and Timothy Sorrell.
Lee: Dawn Donnelly, Patricia Gray, Megan Herrick, Denise Howard, Stacy Mihlek, Hector Olaverria, Nichole Pervere and Avi Verdi.
Lenox: Nicole Armstrong, Estela Bacarro, Anne Brudevold, Elana Delusky, Lauren DuPont, Kari New, Scott Stetz and Heather Wells.
Lenoxdale: Jeffrey Moreau.
Monterey: Joanna Grabowski.
Mount Washington: Mike Zippel.
North Adams: Katie Bleau, Carrieanne Crews, Heather DeMarsico, Ralph Gardner III, Joshua Lyon, Lisa Tessier and Dale Thompson.
North Egremont: Alicia Klein and Jessica Meyer.
Pittsfield: Tina Alibozek, Deirdre Barry, Hilary Bashara, Ryan Bates, Cheryl Belknap andrew Benoit, John Brower, Craig Cahoon, Ryan Cavanaugh,
Jennifer Charbonneau, Sara Charbonneau, Ion Colakovic, Patrick Connor, Robert Connors, Janelle Coons, Benjamin Cronze, Keith Czubryt, Kyle DeMarsico, Kayla Donnelly, Thomas Dougherty, Lisa Drake, Patrick Duffy, Ryan Duffy, Debbie Forte, Kathleen Gaffey, Sarah Gattuso, Shawna Geary, Kristie Gentile, Amanda Handlowich, William Hatch, Katherine Hayes, Scott Hubbard, Alexander Hurst, Kimberly Huska,
Kandy Huxtable, Magda Johnson, Jared Keegan, Shaun Kelleher andrea Kennedy, Katie Kirby, Jessica Kramer, Michaunda Kyse, Robin Ladeinde, Stephanie Landry, Melanie LaValle, Stephanie Lighten, Tamara Light, Brian Lindsey, Ryan Mann, Benjamin May, Racheal Miller, Michael Mongeon, Suzan Nicholson, Jamie O'Dell, Matthew Packard, Mark Perotti, Laura Petruzella, Mitchell Pires, Lisa Pletzer, Colleen Pomeroy, Karen Quigley, Ann Rennie, Megan Ryan, Matthew Sadlowski, Katie Scholz, Audrey Sibailly, Zachary Slattery, Bonnie Sondrini, Lisa St. John, Noah Stone, Matthew Storie, Sonja Sweeney, Nadine Turner, Guilbert Twiss, Jeanne Veltri, William Vickery, Carole Vincent, Autumn Wigglesworth, Stephanie Young and Katherine Zawistowski.
Richmond: Stephanie Harrington and Tyler Kern.
Savoy: Michelle Grant, Nicolas Malloy and Kimberly Rougeau.
Sheffield: Rebecca Beham and Ginger Carey.
Stockbridge: Emily Irsfeld and Erick Mauke.
Tyringham: Elisabeth Charpentier.
West Stockbridge: Christopher Dellea, Darrin Korte, Robert Sinico and Jessica Timmons.
Williamstown: Philip Cantelon, Linda Chesney-Lecuyer, Kelley Courtney, Christopher Eglin, Christopher LaValley and Magalis Riera-Filson.
Windsor: Tyler Mauk.
New YorkNew Lebanon: Meghann Leonard.
Rhinebeck: Jessica Birnbaum.
Stephentown: Natalie Adorno and Nadine Fiske
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Friends of Great Barrington Libraries Holiday Book Sale
GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. — The Friends of Great Barrington Libraries invite the community to shop their annual Holiday Good-as-New Book Sale, happening now through the end of the year at the Mason Library, 231 Main Street.
With hundreds of curated gently used books to choose from—fiction, nonfiction, children's favorites, gift-quality selections, cookbooks, and more—it's the perfect local stop for holiday gifting.
This year's sale is an addition to the Southern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce's Holiday Stroll on this Saturday, Dec. 13, 3–8 PM. Visitors can swing by the Mason Library for early parking, browse the sale until 3:00 PM, then meet Pete the Cat on the front lawn before heading downtown for the Stroll's shopping, music, and festive eats.
Can't make the Holiday Stroll? The book sale is open during regular Mason Library hours throughout December.
Proceeds support free library programming and events for all ages.
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