Final Meeting of ExCil and the announcement of the incorporation of the Nonstop Institute of Yellow Springs Ohio.
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Obituary: Norman Colthup ’49
Date: 9/16/2009 to 10/16/2009
Norman B. Colthup, 84, of Stamford, died Tuesday, June 9, 2009. He was
born in Paris, France on July 6, 1924 to an American mother and an
English father. He immigrated to the United States in 1929 and
eventually became an American citizen. Graduating from New Canaan High
School and Antioch College in Ohio, Norman began his scientific career
as a scientific assistant in the infrared group at American Cyanamid.
The Antioch Reunion ’09 Auction Catalog is Here
Date: 9/15/2009 to 10/13/2009
is with great pleasure I share with you the Reunion 2009 Auction
Catalog! We have received many very generous donations and are working
hard to get everything ready for our Independence celebration. This is
a work a progress as we are still entering and finalizing donations, so
I encourage you to check back periodically to see what’s new! We will
also have an online auction after reunion weekend for those that cannot
join us in Yellow Springs.
Antioch College Restoration To Begin – WHIOtv.com
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Antioch College Restoration To Begin
WHIOtv.com YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio — Renovation and restoration projects are in the works as an alumni group takes over Antioch College with hopes of reopening it as an … |
$10M raised so far toward Antioch’s rebirth – Dayton Daily News
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$10M raised so far toward Antioch's rebirth
Dayton Daily News YELLOW SPRINGS — Reopening Antioch College in fall 2011 “is going to be a challenge … |
Antioch College Independence Day
Date: 9/14/2009
On Friday, September 4, the final documents establishing a fully
independent Antioch College were signed by representatives of the
College and Antioch University on the College’s campus located in
Yellow Springs, Ohio. Over a year in the making, the agreement
transferred the historic College campus and other assets from the
University to the College. Both the agreement and the ceremony were
moderated by Great Lakes College Association President Richard
Detweiler.