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Toxic Talk: Steve Lawry’s Culture War

Monday, March 2, 2009

By Jeanne-Kay Research: Brian Springer, Kathryn Leahey, Jeanne Kay Prelude: The Discourse of Toxicity “Toxic Culture.” Steve Lawry’s infamous phrase is now part of the vocabulary of virtually all Antiochians. The year before the Antioch University Board of Trustees (UBoT) resolved to close the college, the key political issue on campus and the polemic that [...]

In this Issue

Monday, February 16, 2009

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In This Issue… Nonstop Nomadic Again Barbara Winslow: Board Pro Tempore Member of the Week An Open Letter to the ProTem Board of Trustees “We’re here to learn:” ProTem Board Delegation Visits Nonstop Introducing: Spring 2009 IGs and Community Centers Nonstop Opening Snapshots COPAS Gives Community Intentional Focus Main Building Floods, Community Protests Declassifieds Question [...]

Suspension Lifted, Suspense Remains

Friday, November 9, 2007

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By Eva Erickson & Diana Starkweather Antioch’s campus was left a ghost town, last Saturday, as students filed in to a historical community meeting in McGregor 113. After impatiently waiting for a week, students, faculty, staff, and other community members anxiously gathered in the one room on campus had signs of life, to hear Antioch’s [...]

Letter from Ed M. Koziarski ‘97

Friday, November 9, 2007

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Fight Our Own Battles Thanks to the historic Nov. 2 agreement between the Antioch College Alumni Board and the Antioch University Board of Trustees, the Alumni Board is now an official part of the college’s power structure. That’s a very good thing. The college has desperately needed someone with real authority in its corner these [...]

Letter from Dan C. Shoemaker ’92

Friday, November 9, 2007

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November 5, 2007 (Guy Fawkes Day) For the sake of all current Antioch students, I am pleased to hear that the planned suspension of operations has been lifted. However, as an alum, I am deeply disappointed with the bargain that has been struck between my elected Alumni Board representatives and the Antioch University Board of [...]