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At a time like this, I hardly know what to say. We should all be celebrating the success of so many of our peers, who have worked hard, grown, struggled, and given their all to graduate. We should all revel in their achievement, and it should be an inspiration to this entire institution. Alas, [...]
Editor @ April 25, 2008 # No Comment Yet
My last words.
Throughout the entire term I have been racking my brain as to what my last editorial would be. At times I thought maybe I could just go all out and say some things I have wanted to say for three years. I am angry, angry that I didn’t graduate from the place [...]
Editor @ February 21, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Many who know me know that I am probably the biggest proponent of the state of Wisconsin here at Antioch. Of course, many of you are thinking that all there is in Wisconsin is cows and people with funny accents. Of course, you are dead wrong. Wisconsin has been the first in many [...]
Editor @ February 21, 2008 # No Comment Yet
No paycheck, no editorial. There are no big cats this week, but the Caf menu is back. Here’s a picture I took on co-op. Enjoy the Record.
-Edward Perkins
Editor @ February 14, 2008 # No Comment Yet
This week’s issue spends a lot of time discussing love at Antioch. Our readers hear it from our staff, faculty, and even our layout editor. Given the amount of attention given to this topic, it would seem redundant for my editorial to also discuss love at Antioch, but I am talking about love of a [...]
Editor @ February 14, 2008 # No Comment Yet
Love at Antioch
Does love exist at Antioch? Since this paper is coming out on Valentines Day it was only natural for most of the record staff to focus on the topic of love. People couldn’t stop talking about it during this week’s staff meeting and at first I was that bitter gay man but then [...]
Editor @ February 7, 2008 # No Comment Yet
The Giants Super Bowl win was significant for me, but this had nothing to do with the events on field. As a Manhattan native, I’m always glad to see a local team win a title, but this had little to do with my emotional response to a most unlikely championship. I didn’t even realize the [...]
Editor @ February 7, 2008 # 2 Comments
I am writing this editorial as a gay man. Before I came to Antioch I worked in politics after my graduation in 2002 from Malcolm Shabazz City High School. At Malcolm Shabazz I had many friends. Most of them loved politics. We all ended up becoming political science majors at Oberlina, Antioch and Hampshire, and [...]
Editor @ December 7, 2007 # No Comment Yet
On September 1st, 2006 I was walking through the streets of Yellow Springs, two huge suitcases behind me, looking for Antioch College. I hadn’t visited before. I didn’t know what any American college looked like. (Actually, I still don’t know.)
I got scared at first. I’ve told the story many times of how I missed [...]
Editor @ December 7, 2007 # No Comment Yet
“It’s a wild place,” I remember my English teacher in University, a late 70s alumna, saying, when talking about Antioch back home in the Netherlands. In hindsight she could not have predicted just how right she was.
Sixteen months ago I embarked on a transcontinental journey to a small town in Ohio, hoping to reinvigorate a [...]
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