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Antioch College Community Responds to Beavercreek Shooting
WYSO Joshua Lucca '16, Noella Nishimwe '16, and Zachary Sullivan '16 attend a rally to demand that Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine release the surveillance footage from August 5, when John Crawford was shot and killed in Walmart by Beavercreek police. |
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Village Council denies appeal to stop solar array – Yellow Springs News
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Village Council denies appeal to stop solar array
Yellow Springs News At its July 21 meeting, Village Council voted unanimously to deny an appeal of Planning Commission's June 23 decision to allow a solar array at Antioch College. The decision means that the college solar project is allowed to go forward. A group of nine … |
Antioch College, Yellow Springs Residents Differ On Approaches To Campus … – WYSO
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Antioch College, Yellow Springs Residents Differ On Approaches To Campus …
WYSO Today we begin a series of stories by WYSO Community Voices producers from the class of 2014. Our first story takes place in Yellow Springs, where Antioch College is creating an on-campus farm and building a solar array . The liberal arts college has a … |
Activate Now – The March Concludes…And Yet It Continues – WYSO
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Activate Now – The March Concludes…And Yet It Continues
WYSO Walter Anderson, Antioch College's first African American professor, sang We Shall Overcome, the anthem of the civil rights movement. Local ministers offered solemn prayers, and the editor of the Yellow Springs News, Kieth Howard, introduced the … |
Antioch’s Herndon Gallery to open ‘Living as Form’ exhibition – Fairborn Daily Herald
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Antioch's Herndon Gallery to open 'Living as Form' exhibition
Fairborn Daily Herald YELLOW SPRINGS — Antioch College's Herndon Gallery will hold the opening of “Living as Form (The Nomadic Version)” April 18, on the Antioch College campus. The exhibition will run through May 16. Originally produced in 2011 for Creative Time in New … |
Brother of slain civil rights worker to speak – Schenectady Gazette
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Brother of slain civil rights worker to speak
Schenectady Gazette A retired history professor and dean of students at Antioch College in Ohio, Schwerner will deliver the opening address Friday night at this year's 13th annual Underground Railroad Public History Conference at Russell Sage College in Troy. This year's … |