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Broke

Friday, October 6, 2006

by Marjorie Jensen As tautological as it may sound, Chicago is an expensive city. Between only the most essential groceries and envelopes marked “Antioch Business Office,�? unexpected bills found me miles from my “current mailing address.�? My pithy checks signed by the President of the Newberry don’t cover half of these costs. I had to [...]

Dispatches from Community Meeting

Friday, September 22, 2006

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By Kathryn Leahey The term’s second regularly scheduled community meeting proved to be less exciting than the first. To begin, Beth Jones and Meredith Root (or Be-Root, collectively), the masterminds behind the Womyn’s Center, were named Community Members of the Week. A string of thankfulness involving organized events then ensued. Hope thanked Robin for providing [...]

Campus Life Gets a Life Guard

Friday, September 15, 2006

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by Christopher DeArcangelis It had been a groggy start. Head in the shower, clothes on the ground and no breakfast. The class had been one of irritation: “McGregor still has no elevator or handicap accessible entrance and its recent cleaning has unleashed a fierce mold.�? When class was over I couldn’t stop thinking about eggs [...]

Cores Emphasize Community Service

Friday, September 15, 2006

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Photo by Aidan O’Leary New program raises some concerns but provides needed assistance to disadvantaged communities By Ed Perkins Antioch’s introduction of Core Learning Communities last reach revolutionized education within our institution. The core communities mix three disciplines with three professors, but focus on a common theme, and ideally, cores relate fields of study not [...]

The Past 50 Years of the Antioch Presidency, Part II (1985-1997)

Friday, October 31, 2003

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By Marissa Geiger [The first part of this articles was published last issue (Vol59/Issue18)-BS.] The Man in White Came in Riding on a Horse After a presidential search, the BOT chose Alan Guskin to replace William Birenbaum. Guskin’s presidency spanned from 1985 to 1997 and I split them up into two very distinctive periods: 1985-1990 [...]