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Cheap Glitter and Mixed Feelings, Reaction to the Concept Paper by Lincoln Alpern ’11

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

[From the Editor: On April 1st, 2009, the Concept Paper for an independent Antioch College was released on antiochians.org. Read the concept paper here. [Click here to discuss the Concept paper on the Record's Forum] I’ve looked over the Board Pro Tempore’s concept paper a couple times since its release a few days ago, and [...]

Collaborative Process: Concept Paper Commentary by Dan Reyes

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

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[From the Editor: On April 1st, 2009, the Concept Paper for an independent Antioch College was released on antiochians.org. Read the concept paper here.] Continue the Discussion on the Record’s Forum There’s a lot of irony in this document and its appearance, obviously professionally produced and presented in a fairly polished fashion but ambiguously signed, [...]

“This is remarkable,” Op/Ed by Tony Dallas

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

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Having watched Antiochians over the past fifty years, it has been my experience that while Antioch has gotten smaller–as a direct and indirect result of the ’73 Strike, the 25% cuts in faculty the year after (financial desperation has never worked as a recruiting tool), lingering on the edge of bankruptcy and oblivion, presidents who [...]

Support Nonstop, by Chad Johnston ’01

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

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Dear alums and supporters, My name is Chad Johnston and I am an alum of ’01 and a Community Manager of ’01-02. I was a very nontraditional student who always sought out alternatives to conventional education. Antioch was the only college I applied to and I cannot tell you how influential Antioch was to my [...]

“An Evolving Piece of Work”: Joe Foley on his role as Vice President, the Nonstop budget, and the Alumni Board’s upcoming challenges.

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

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The Record: My first question is for you to introduce yourself, in terms of your experience at Antioch: when did you graduate, what was your major, what was your Antiochian experience, what was your relationship to Antioch since you left? Joe Foley: I’m Joe Foley and I graduated in ’64 with a B.S., I had [...]