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“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

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 [...]

Board Pro Tempore Member of the Week: Pavel Curtis

Sunday, March 15, 2009

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To read the full transcript download PDF: pavel_curtis_interview_transcript Interview by Rose Pelzl Why did you agree to be a Pro Tem board member? [...] this opportunity to recreate what Antioch should always have been. [...] An institution that encourages young people to think for themselves, to backup their ideas with actual rigor and, and to [...]

“Antioch’s Near Death and Revival as a Learning Experience” – Michael Brower ’55

Friday, November 9, 2007

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Antioch College is based on both classroom and real world learning. Let’s look at our recent Near-Death and Revival asking What happened? What did and didn’t work? What could we learn? Here are my own 12 learning areas. 1. Organizing, not blaming. What worked was not complaining and blaming, but lots of organizing and [...]

Postcard from Co-Op

Friday, October 5, 2007

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I was undecided about going to a co-op community, after hearing rumors of the failed attempts in New Mexico with the Place of Text course. But I was convinced to take a job in Albuquerque, working at Channel 27, the public access television station. News of the Board of Trustees’ decision this summer to [...]

Letters – Beca and Tim on Coop in Santa Fe

Friday, January 26, 2007

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Dear Antioch Community, This is a letter to everyone from Beca and Tim. We have both recently returned from the New Mexico Co-op “Community”. Two of our classmates are being expelled for events that occurred throughout this co-op “community” experience. As we were both present throughout this entire ordeal and had a close connection with [...]