By Santiago Gariepy ’17 Time Rifters by Proton Studio takes the standard multiplayer concept and inverts it into a single-player game. Admittedly, this is an idea I’ve often wished for in some form or another in the Bioshock 2 Multiplayer. … Continue reading
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Laverne Cox Speaks at Wright State
By Keegan Smith-Nichols ’17 Like most of Antioch, I went to hear Laverne Cox’s lecture “Ain’t I a Woman: My Journey to Womanhood” at Wright State’s Nutter Center on Tuesday, December 2nd. I had more than a vague idea of … Continue reading
Greatest Music About the Greatest
By Louise Lybrook ’16 One year ago, I took a road trip through New England. I found myself in a music shop in Portland, Maine where I heard a great song about Muhammad Ali coming over the speakers. A friend … Continue reading
Records in the Record
By Gaerin Warman-Szvoboda ’17 Released 20 years ago, The Next Hundred Years, the major label debut of Ted Hawkins, sits in relative obscurity today, outside of certain music circles. And while it wasn’t his first album, it was far more … Continue reading
An Open Letter to Antioch Students
Dear Antioch Students, You might recognize my name from the Nonstop Antioch History Teach-in on the 4th. I spoke as a student of The Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute, (and I have blue hair). If you feel so inclined, I would … Continue reading
What Are You Doing For Co-op?
Planning on majoring in Political economy, Greta Treistman has an intense fascination for the connectivity of globalization, as well as the intersection of culture, art, politics and economy. This previous spring, Greta spent her co-op experience working at the Fraenkel … Continue reading