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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 [...]

Letter to the Editor by Rose Pelzl

Friday, January 30, 2009

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The coming months present a wonderful set of opportunities for both personal reinvigoration and community reinvention for the Village and the College.

Crossroads

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

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This is a time of major decisions with major consequences. On the global level, we have choices about how we live on the planet and with each other. On the national level, we are faced with with either choosing to make history or suck up more of the same. Locally, our village is facing changes and choices on major issues such as energy, a new village manager, how we grow and thrive economically and what happens to the historic college that was a cornerstone of our identity as a town. In the next weeks and months, I will talk with faculty, students, staff, alumni and villagers on a weekly basis about where we are and where we are going globally, nationally, locally and even personally.

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, [...]

See you in Exile

Friday, April 25, 2008

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On a night in January, I was looking at myself in the mirror of my bathroom at 4 a.m. I couldn’t sleep. Everything was theoretically okay though: I was safely escaping the winding down of Antioch, I was being reasonable and attentive to my feelings and health. I had taken a sound decision considering the [...]