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Alumni Board Elect New Vice President; Joe Foley to Replace Ellen Borgersen

Sunday, March 15, 2009

On Saturday March 7th, the Antioch College Alumni Board reelected President Nancy Crow ’70, and elected Joe Foley ’64 as its new Vice President. Though Foley was not supposed to take office before October, outgoing Vice President/former Acting President of the College Revival Fund (CRF) Ellen Borgersen ’67 immediately resigned from her officer functions; the [...]

Antioch College Board Pro Tempore Meet in Yellow Springs

Monday, March 2, 2009

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By Eva Erickson and Vanessa Query From the 20th to the 22nd of February, the Antioch College Board Pro Tempore came together for the first time in Yellow Springs to create goals and plans for the revival of their alma mater. The four main agenda topics of the meetings were finances and fundraising efforts, evaluating [...]

Newsbriefs from Yellow Springs

Friday, January 30, 2009

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Newsbriefs from Yellow Springs By Jeanne Kay Pro Tem Board delegation to visit Nonstop On Friday February 13th, a delegation of Board Pro Tempore trustees will be in Yellow Springs to meet the Nonstop Community. The team will consist of: Frances Horowitz, chair, Zelda Gamson, Ev Mendelson, Steve Schwerner, Prexy Nesbitt, Matthew Derr and a [...]

Upcoming Nonstop Presents Events

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

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Oct. 2: The Junkyard Ghost Revival 7pm, Apollo Room, Student Union, Wright State University Celebrated spoken word theater, The JGR- Derrick Brown, Andrea Gibson, Anis Mojgani, and Buddy Wakefield- will guide the audience through a tour of their personal junkyards. [Co-sponsored with with Women's Center at Wright State] Oct. 4: The History of Jazz 9am-12pm, [...]

July 1: Independence day?

Thursday, December 13, 2007

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As of yesterday, the Antioch community has one more acronym to add to their daily vocabulary. After two weeks of negotiations with representatives of the Antioch University Board of Trustees, on Friday a group of deep-pocket donors and former trustees established the Antioch College Continuation Corporation, or ACCC, scheduled to take over operations of a fully independent Antioch College by July 2008.