[From the Editor: On April 1st, 2009, the Concept Paper for an independent Antioch College was released on antiochians.org. Read the concept paper here.] Continue the discussion on the Record’s Forum At first read of the concept paper I’m skeptical on 2 points. The rest is pretty okay: 1) Three years, 9 terms, 120 credits, … Continue reading “The rest is pretty okay”: Concept Paper Response by Gerry Bello ’97:
[From the Editor: On April 1st, 2009, the Concept Paper for an independent Antioch College was released on antiochians.org. Read the concept paper here. [Click here to discuss the Concept paper on the Record’s Forum] I’ve looked over the Board Pro Tempore’s concept paper a couple times since its release a few days ago, and … Continue reading Cheap Glitter and Mixed Feelings, Reaction to the Concept Paper by Lincoln Alpern ’11
Having watched Antiochians over the past fifty years, it has been my experience that while Antioch has gotten smaller–as a direct and indirect result of the ’73 Strike, the 25% cuts in faculty the year after (financial desperation has never worked as a recruiting tool), lingering on the edge of bankruptcy and oblivion, presidents who … Continue reading “This is remarkable,” Op/Ed by Tony Dallas
Dear alums and supporters, My name is Chad Johnston and I am an alum of ’01 and a Community Manager of ’01-02. I was a very nontraditional student who always sought out alternatives to conventional education. Antioch was the only college I applied to and I cannot tell you how influential Antioch was to my … Continue reading Support Nonstop, by Chad Johnston ’01
The Record: My first question is for you to introduce yourself, in terms of your experience at Antioch: when did you graduate, what was your major, what was your Antiochian experience, what was your relationship to Antioch since you left? Joe Foley: I’m Joe Foley and I graduated in ’64 with a B.S., I had … Continue reading “An Evolving Piece of Work”: Joe Foley on his role as Vice President, the Nonstop budget, and the Alumni Board’s upcoming challenges.