Mali | THE ANTIOCH RECORD

Editorial by Kim-Jenna Jurriaans

Friday, December 7, 2007

“It’s a wild place,” I remember my English teacher in University, an Antioch College alumna from the late 70s, saying when talking about the College back home in the Netherlands. In hindsight she could not have predicted just how right she was. Sixteen months ago I embarked on a transcontinental journey to a small town [...]

Students Fundraise to Support Black Mesa

Friday, November 16, 2007

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By Carl Reeverts The Antioch Environmental Group held a potluck and fundraiser at the Antioch Inn Saturday to help pay for a trip to the Black Mesa Reservation in Arizona. Students wish to travel during the winter break to offer support to the elders of the Dineh tribe, which has been affected by large scale [...]

AEA Digest: Pick your Destination

Friday, November 16, 2007

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By Eva Erickson and Stacey Johnson If you followed the many colorful flyers plastered around campus, you would find yourself in the Antioch Education Abroad (AEA) office, surrounded by foreign food, information, and a crowd of advisors and students sharing their stories from far-away places. This gathering at least shows that AEA, even in the [...]

Science & Democracy

Friday, December 15, 2006

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By James White I think that the most iconoclastic revolutionaries of all time were not Lenin, Mao, Bakunin, or Zapata, but rather Galileo, Einstein, Darwin, and Newton. Scientists have repeatedly overturned superstition and fought on the barricades against ignorance. Scientists are a testament to humanism, the belief in man, a belief that is essential for [...]

Dried Baby Organ Dispensary – 10-20-06

Friday, October 20, 2006

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DBOD brught to you by Wood Pipes & Ivan Dihoff Welcome to the Dried Baby Organ Dispensary. Here at the D.B.O.D. we pride ourselves on collecting and recommending only the freshest of jams to smoke your babies to. I would like to open this week’s installment of the D.B.O.D. with a few words of praise [...]