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Antioch Students Attend SDS Revival Convention

Friday, August 31, 2007

This Summer, Detroit, Michigan hosted the second national convention of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) since 1969. Between July 27-31 at Wayne State University, nearly 600 students from around the country converged for four days of workshops on direct action tactics, communicating effectively, high school organizing, and media and facilitation trainings around the infamous [...]

Taking the SOPP to Bed

Thursday, August 23, 2007

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By Levi B. Cowperthwaite The first time my sweetheart and I shared a dance was during a party in the romance-inspiring Dance Space. The music was blaring, the bodies were sweaty and spinning, and my now-sweetheart and I were dancing with a respectable, torturous distance between us when she leaned in close and whispered in [...]

Letter – Paige Clifton-Steele, 2nd year, responds to LA Times article “Who killed Antioch? Womyn”

Thursday, August 23, 2007

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Paige Clifton-Steele, 2nd year, responds to LA Times article “Who killed Antioch? Womyn” Hi Ms. Daum, I’m an Antioch student who just finished her first year. I’m writing because I read your column “Who Killed Antioch? Womyn” in the LA Times, and I’m concerned about your comment on our SOPP, and the trend it (your [...]

ComCil approves Editorial Policy Record awaiting re-installation of online edition

Friday, March 23, 2007

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By Kim-Jenna Jurriaans In a unanimous vote, ComCil on Thursday march 8th approved a new editorial policy for The Record. The two page long document is the result of five months of deliberation and revision and will open the way for the community paper to resume its operations online. Hugs, cheers and congratulations went around [...]

Dispatches from Community Meeting

Friday, December 15, 2006

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By Kathryn Leahey Every Tuesday, I wait outside the door of a familiar room in McGregor and wait for a Keeper of the Keys to arrive. Every week, I proceed to sit down in the same chair, pen and paper at the ready, and wait for the other attendants to shuffle in. Nearly every time, [...]