Author: Record Editors

Declassifieds – Aug. 31, 2007

Dear Michael & Shauna
Thanks for being amazing!!

Drunk people do not equal
fair game. Please watch
your hands

 

E n e r g e t i c
M u s i c a l
M a g i c a l
A m u s i n g

 

Katrina U Make me happy!

 

Bonner LOVE!!

 

Yoga and healing-
Just ask Jack

 

Hickey Boogney,
Your love is like a river
peaceful and deep

 

Thanks 4 holdin it down

 

Dear Rory,
We can M.L. as long as
you don’t vom.
love, Sam

 

Gabriella Ruiz are we still
friends?
[heart] your platonic life
partner

 

All returning 4th and
3rd years, you’re amazing!
Keep holding it down!
[heart Ruthie]

 

Go on a walk in the glen

 

Dear Meghan Pergrem, I
think you are the hottest
girl on campus. Way hotter
than Nicole Bayani.
[heart] Rory

 

You’re the Plas I want to
be [heart] one half an intense
friend

 

Thanks caf staff for feeding
us!

 

Thank you Antioch for being
here. More important
thank you Antioch students
and faculty for being here

 

Julie you are my bear and
twin

 

Sorry I’m so awkward.
I have no idea what the
deal is. Either way you’re
too cute for words. I can
hardly even talk to you

 

Emma Woo,
Great job at the emporium.
You’re a beautiful song
bird. [heart] V

 

Rory & Meghan
I love you.
No Seriously.
love, Nicole

 

Girl with the guns: Back
again, eh? Couldn’t be
happier to see you. love,
Cowboy boots

 

Loving you is easy cause
you’re beautiful
Do Do Do Do oh…

 

Thank you Ed for being
such an amazing friend
while we were in Tanzania

 

What are the squirrels
thinking?
Anonymous squirrel lover
[heart]

 

Thank you for coming back!
You’re all beautiful!

What 1st years need to know

AdCil (Administrative Council) meets every Tuesday at 8am in the Main Building Conference Room, and is made ¥up of student, staff and faculty members. Chaired by the president, the council votes on the decisions the he has to make. Certain matters discussed during these sessions are closed to the public, however many are open.

ComCil (Community Council) is in charge of community life and CG, is keeper of the Legislative Code, and meets on Thursdays at 3pm in the Main Building Council Room. It is made up of student and non-student members, a Union representative, and it is a public forum.

CGC (Campus Greening Council) explores alternative energy, is responsible for recycling, and ensures purchased products to be used on campus are recyclable. It is also in charge of the Community Garden, and meetings are to be announced within the next week or so.

The Faculty Senate was devised a few years ago after a faculty retreat to address issues of governance. It consists of a Steering Committee which helps to receive and prioritize agenda, a Personnel Committee that deals with faculty review, promotion, and tenure, an Academic Review committee that evaluates faculty publications and student reviews, and a Curriculum Review Committee that works with curriculum development.

Open Letter to Antioch students by College Alumna

I just returned from a weekend in YSO and attended the open forum session with the Board of Trustees. As an alum (class of ’77), I had not been on campus since the late 1990s when I tried to interest my daughter in attending. My experience this weekend reminded me of why I have always loved Antioch and why I stayed after the 1973 strike.

Everything I have ever accomplished of any significance is due to my years at Antioch College (parenting included). I’m often asked how I learned the skills of my profession and I always credit my years at Antioch College. (I own a healthcare consulting firm.) I explain that I learned active listening through participation in AdCil and long meetings held to debate whatever issue was the hot topic on campus (including the ’73 strike). My classes emphasized critical thinking and the synthesis of multiple theories and ideas. During my work study job in the WYSO newsroom, under the careful mentoring of Mark Mericle, I tested my communication and analytic skills. Finally, I gained confidence and independence through the coop program/AEA experiences in Mississippi, New Orleans, Washington DC, and Mexico.

Continue reading Open Letter to Antioch students by College Alumna