An Interview with Chris Smith

Editor @ February 21, 2008 # No Comment Yet

What will you be doing next fall (or when you start your new position)?  And how do you expect it will be different from your work here at Antioch?
I begin my new position in August.  I will be Assistant Professor of Psychology, Human Development, and Women’s Studies at University of Wisconsin, Green Bay.  Probably the [...]

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McGregor Students get a Voice

Editor @ September 28, 2007 # No Comment Yet

Charlotte Dungan started in the Liberal Arts program at Antioch University McGregor in 2006 in the hope of becoming a teacher. She is a mother of two, and works as a computer contractor. She is also a lunch teacher at the Antioch School, which she calls “probably her best hour of the day.” [...]

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Interview: Dan Shoemaker

Editor @ September 28, 2007 # No Comment Yet

He’s the bearded guy from the reunion picture that ran in the Times, “the one that looks most like an old hippie,” for whom the Oscar ceremony is a holy day. A teacher at Bowling Green in Cultural Studies and Antioch class of ‘92, Dan Shoemaker has become one of the more frequent visitors to [...]

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Interview with Lynda Sirk

Editor @ September 7, 2007 # No Comment Yet

On Friday August 31st, Chancelor Toni Murdock announced the appointment of Lynda Sirk as part of a new administrative team to lead operations at Antioch College.
Sirk was hired to assist former dean of students Andrzej Bloch in his new dual position as Chief Operating and Academic Officer. “We needed someone with background in institutional [...]

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When the arts were liberal enough

Editor @ August 23, 2007 # No Comment Yet

By Jeanne Kay
What went wrong with Antioch? Autopsies and Obituaries have multiplied in the Media in the last two months. In order to see who was behind one of the most debated of these opinion pieces, The Record went to a London pub to meet Michael Goldfarb, author of the New York Times Op/Ed “Where [...]

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