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Folk Music DNA: The Seeger Family, Antioch College and WYSO
WYSO WYSO has aired lots of different kinds of music in its 56-year history, but folk music, the soundtrack of the 1960s, is particularly well represented in our audio archives. Students and volunteers recorded many folk concerts and festivals at Antioch … |
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Philip Rothman – Yellow Springs News
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Philip Rothman
Yellow Springs News Always a pioneer, Phil was buried during a small graveside service on Oct. 10, the first green burial in the new section of the Glen Forest Cemetery. Contributions in Phil’s memory may be made to Antioch College, earmarked for the Phil Rothman … |
Revisiting Antioch’s “Ask First” Policy 23 years later – Jezebel
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Revisiting Antioch's "Ask First" Policy 23 years later
Jezebel Over 20 years ago, Antioch College was pilloried nationally for its "Ask First" sexual consent policy that it adopted in 1991. In response to two campus rapes that year, it was the first college that required ongoing verbal affirmation at every step of … |
The History Behind Sexual Consent Policies – NPR
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The History Behind Sexual Consent Policies
NPR Listen to the Story. All Things Considered. 4 min 2 sec. Playlist; Download. NPR's Arun Rath talks with Kristine Herman about her role in Antioch College's controversial 1991 Sexual Consent Policy and her views on California's recent "affirmative … |
Congressman John Lewis to be Antioch College 2015 Commencement speaker – Fairborn Daily Herald
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Congressman John Lewis to be Antioch College 2015 Commencement speaker
Fairborn Daily Herald YELLOW SPRINGS — President Mark Roosevelt and the Antioch College Board of Trustees announced Congressman John Lewis as the commencement speaker for the College's combined Reunion/Commencement 2015: “From Civil Rights to Social … |
Solar array erected at Antioch – Yellow Springs News
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Solar array erected at Antioch
Yellow Springs News A one-megawatt solar farm recently popped up on Antioch College along Corry Street as part of the college's plan to become carbon neutral. Around 3,300 solar panels were erected behind fences on five acres of Antioch property commonly known as a the … |