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Antioch Buddhist program is 30 By Diane Chiddister The Buddhist Studies Program of Antioch Education Abroad, or AEA, offers something unique to young people, organizers believe. The young participants not only study Buddhism but live it, immersed in an exotic world as residents of a monastery
Antioch in Spring by Micah Canal ‘08 Ask any Antiochian who ever spent a winter term in Yellow Springs among the red brick and gray mortar of our ”campus home”, sometimes it’s hard to conceive of a time when the sun will shine again. The cold winds blows. The snow falls. The ice grows like formed glass on the skeletal branches of deciduous giants, and the low, monotonous sky shows no mercy. As late
Laurence Glasco, ‘62, Talks History, Future of Antioch College By Christian Feuerstein ‘94 Laurence Glasco ‘62 is an Associate Professor in History at the University of Pittsburgh. He has authored several books about the history of African-Americans in Pennsylvania-Legacy in Bricks and Mortar: Historic Sites of Black Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation, 1995); and
Obituary: Joseph Connell JOSEPH EDWARD CONNELL October 8, 1930 February 27, 2009. Joe was born and raised in Niagara Falls where he attended LaSalle High School and captained its football team. After marrying his wife Patty (the former Patricia Jane Parsons of Royal Oak, Michigan) and graduating from Antioch College, Joe
Obituary: Patricia Connell Patricia Jane Parsons Connell died October 3, 2007 in the company of family at her home at the Highland Springs retirement center in Dallas, Texas. Pat was born in Detroit, Michigan on May 2, 1931 and grew up in nearby Royal Oak. Pat attended Michigan State University and graduated from Antioch College.
Remember to Vote! Antiochians from all generations have been making their voices heard over the past few weeks by participating in the Antioch College Alumni Association Board of Directors annual election. If you haven’t voted yet you have just over a week before the polls close. In this election there are 11 seats on the 29 member board up for choice with fifteen candidates in the field.
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Antioch in Spring:
Upcoming Chapter Events30 Year Reunion Antioch Buddhist Studies Program in India New Class NotesMichael Morad-McCoy Message Boards
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Deadline approaches for Antioch College transfer
Negotiations continue over the transfer of Antioch College to an independent institution. WYSO’s Emily McCord has the latest.
Laurence Glasco, ‘62, Talks History, Future of Antioch College
Date: 5/21/2009
By Christian Feuerstein ‘94
Laurence Glasco ’62 is an Associate Professor in History at the University of Pittsburgh. He has authored several books about the history of African-Americans in Pennsylvania—Legacy in Bricks and Mortar: Historic Sites of Black Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation, 1995); and The WPA History of the Negro in Pittsburgh (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2004), which he edited. He is currently working on two other books; one is about the late K. Leroy Irvis, the first African-American to serve as a speaker of the House in any state legislature in the United States since Reconstruction, and one about August Wilson’s Pittsburgh.
Obituary: Patricia Connell
Date: 5/18/2009
Patricia Jane Parsons Connell died October 3, 2007 in the company of
family at her home at the Highland Springs retirement center in Dallas,
Texas. Pat was born in Detroit, Michigan on May 2, 1931 and grew up
in nearby Royal Oak. Pat attended Michigan State University and
graduated from Antioch College.
Obituary: Joseph Connell
Date: 5/18/2009
JOSEPH EDWARD CONNELL October 8, 1930
February 27, 2009. Joe was born and raised in Niagara
Falls where he attended LaSalle High School and captained
its football team. After marrying his wife Patty (the
former Patricia Jane Parsons of Royal Oak, Michigan) and
graduating from Antioch College, Joe served as a naval
officer in Washington D.C. He then began a career in
public accounting with Coopers and Lybrand, where he rose
to become a partner while working in Detroit, Minneapolis,
and Des Moines.
Issue 12 – Spring 2009
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