THE ANTIOCH RECORD

Nonstop Nomadic Again

Building permit issue stymies Nonstop occupancy On Monday, February 9, the offices of the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute in the Millworks complex in Yellow Springs were flagged by the Department of Building Regulation of Greene County, due to a miscommunication regarding the acquisition of the proper occupancy permits. Folks had until 5:00 p.m. that day [...]

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Declassifieds

Katie- your compost is HOT. John Hempfling- I wouldn’t mind kissing you- one of these days- Tim Noble, You are solid gold laser talent. feminism starts at home. do your chores. (literally) The CMs are holding this community together- Thank you <3<3<3 Susan D- If you’re reading this, you know I’m thinking about you Will [...]

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Barbara Winslow: Board Pro Tempore Member of the Week

Why did you agree to become a ProTem Board Member? Well, I was on the board of trustees from ’95 to the time of the closing. I voted against the closing. When they closed, I was immediately elected to the Alumni Board. And when our Board of Trustees was reconstituted I was asked to come [...]

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An Open Letter to the ProTem Board of Trustees

February 3, 2009 “I’m an evangelist, and I was hunting for a cause.” - Loren Pope (1910-2008) Greetings from Texas! Last semester I had the privilege of attending the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute as a transfer student from Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas, my hometown college. (If you follow college football, you may [...]

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“We’re here to learn:” ProTem Board Delegation Visits Nonstop

The ProTem Board has asked this visiting team to come and learn as much as we could about Nonstop. We will write a report to the board. We will make no recommendations, we will make no judgments. Our goal is to understand, to observe and to learn. And Im Frances Horowitz, 54 graduate of Antioch. [...]

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