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Interview with Lee Morgan and Matthew Derr

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

- Transcript by John Hempfling The Record interviewed ProTem Board Chair Lee Morgan and Consultant to the ProTem Board Matthew Derr on Monday, February 16th Stream this audio interview below, or click on the link to download or listen in your preferred audio application: Download or Listen to full, unedited interview The Record: Could you [...]

Some Notes on The Reader

Saturday, January 31, 2009

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By Nevin Mercede The Reader, the recent English language film based on the 1995 novel by German writer and lawyer Bernhard Schlink, works against most of what American film seeks to provide: a sense that the characters learn from their encounters. Thus, as viewers, we learn by wanting them to do what they cannot do. [...]

Nonstop Independent Groups & Community Centers

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

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The Womyn’s Center The Womyn’s Center is a supportive space for female-bodied and female-identified individuals of varying identities and backgrounds to get excited, educated, and share experiences of womanhood. The content of conversations and activities is open to the interests of the participants, but often include such titillating topics as menstruation, body image, gender roles, [...]

From the Editor – Bryan Utley

Thursday, February 21, 2008

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Many who know me know that I am probably the biggest proponent of the state of Wisconsin here at Antioch. Of course, many of you are thinking that all there is in Wisconsin is cows and people with funny accents. Of course, you are dead wrong. Wisconsin has been the first in many areas. In [...]

Recruiting For The Unknown

Thursday, February 7, 2008

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By Tyler Morse Recruitment has been a constant theme in discussions about the future of Antioch College. Several months ago, when the Antioch College Board of Trustees finally offered a compromise with the possibility of keeping the school open, Antiochians began to think about what the college might be like next fall in its “dim” [...]