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On Friday, Antioch independent Once Again

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

By Diane Chiddister On Friday, Sept. 4, the keys to Antioch College will be transferred from Antioch University to the Antioch College Continuation Corporation, or ACCC. The action marks the college’s revival after having been closed for a year, and its return, after 30 years as part of a university system, to being an independent [...]

Nonstop Planning for June Alumni Festival

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

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By Eva Erickson and Carole Braun Ever since the Alumni Board’s official decision to move Alumni Reunion to October 2-4, from its usual time in June, Nonstop has been planning the Summer Alumni Festival, whose purpose is to both celebrate Nonstop’s accomplishments and to connect or reconnect Alumni with Nonstop. Much of the specifics of [...]

Letter to the Editor: Nonstop is a Laboratory, by Andrew Oswald ’92

Sunday, March 15, 2009

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Hello All, It is my understanding that there is a meeting to decide the fate of Nonstop, and how it fits into the scheme of resurrecting the college. One of the powerful aspects of Antioch was that it is a laboratory for education where learning by experience. All of the times I have had access [...]

Dispatches from the Alumni Board Weekend

Sunday, March 15, 2009

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By John Hempfling and Jeanne Kay Steve Schwerner’s Report on Visiting Team The first Alumni Board meeting of the year opened morning of Friday the 6th with a presentation by Antioch Emeritus Professor Steve Schwerner, who was representing the delegation if educators who came to Nonstop and reported on their visit to the Board Pro [...]

Toxic Talk: Steve Lawry’s Culture War

Monday, March 2, 2009

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By Jeanne-Kay Research: Brian Springer, Kathryn Leahey, Jeanne Kay Prelude: The Discourse of Toxicity “Toxic Culture.” Steve Lawry’s infamous phrase is now part of the vocabulary of virtually all Antiochians. The year before the Antioch University Board of Trustees (UBoT) resolved to close the college, the key political issue on campus and the polemic that [...]