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Independent Groups Fall 2007

Antioch Environmental Group

Coordinators- Jay Bear Casale, Carlin Esslinger, Jake Stockwell

The Antioch Environmental Group is an open space for people to hang out, work, or organize. Events are dependant on the interest and energy brought to meetings, every Sunday at six. A trip to Black Mesa, Arizona, to bring supplies is possible. Support is being considered as well as Do- It- Yourself training, along with other events and activities, but nothing is certain. There are some books that can be checked out as well as various quasi-environmental subjects. For further questions contact the coordinators.

BAMN – By Any Means Necessary

Coordinator- Erin-Aja Grant

BAMN’s purpose is to establish a stable union of students, staff and faculty that represent a part of the African Diaspora: creating a union that enhances cultural awareness, political awareness, social events, educational opportunities, and provides support for the Antioch community.

Open hours: MWF 6-9
-1st official Meeting: Wednesday October 10th, 2007 8pm @ BAMN

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FACULTY PROFILE: Haruna Tomaru

Haruna TomaruName: Haruna Tomaru
(Climbing Castle)
Sign: Aquarius
Teaches: Japanese
Bloodtype: B

How long have you been here?

This is my seventh year. I came here in 1999.

How did you end up here?

I came here as an exchange student when I was in college at Kyoto Seika University. My major was humanities. I wanted to work an international job. Then, I didn’t know specifics about what job I wanted. My uncle worked at United Nations and he always talked about different countries’ culture so I got interested in working with and studying different cultures. We had three choices at my University: Thailand, Australia, and the US. I went to Thailand when I was in high school, so I chose the US that time. But I still loved Thailand. The people are so nice and the weather was too. But I wanted to see non-Asian countries. And for Australia you had to do homestay, but at Antioch I could stay in the dorm, so I chose here.

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