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Students Pack Up, Donors Push Forward

Friday, December 7, 2007

By Eva Erickson and Kim-Jenna Jurriaans Today the University Board of trustees is voting on a proposal put forward by the deeppocket donors in support of an autonomous Antioch College. As the community awaits the outcome of the vote that is likely to determine the level of operations at the college in future months, community [...]

Major Donor Meeting Ends Unresolved

Friday, November 30, 2007

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A five-hour meeting in New York City on Monday between six major donors, the executive committee of the Board of Trustees and representatives of the Alumni Board did not resolve the impasse threatening the scheduled transfer of $4.6 million for the Antioch College revival due on December 15. The meeting, described by one attendee as [...]

Dear Antioch Students – A letter from Yellow Springs Citizens in Support of Antioch College

Friday, November 16, 2007

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Dear Antioch Students, During these last difficult months, we have watched many of you hard-working, intelligent, courageous young people with delight and pride. We want you to know that you are not alone in your struggle. We, members of the Yellow Springs community, are also working in good faith (sometimes to exhaustion) to save our [...]

Resolution of DC Antioch Alumni Group Meeting on November 11

Friday, November 16, 2007

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Over 30 Washington area Antioch College alums met yesterday, November 11 to discuss recent events and plan future activities that can help Antioch College in this transitional period. An almost unanimous vote of the 33 people in attendance agreed with the list below of concerns resulting from the recent Agreement in Principle between the [...]

Dispatches from Community Meeting

Friday, November 9, 2007

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Antioch College, Celebrating 155 Years of Market Tested Toughness By Billy Joyce It’s only just begun. Community Meeting was charged with anger and uncertainty this week. With the decision to lift the suspension of operations obliterating the past and only halfway tracing the future, distrust of the university’s minions and its board of trustees runs [...]