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He lets the kids play in poison ivy
Yellow Springs News While some kids on the Antioch College campus are digesting new information, others are munching on weeds. A herd of goats recently chewed through years of neglect at the Antioch gardens, ridding the area of poisonous plants and … |
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Goat mowing at Antioch – Yellow Springs News
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Goat mowing at Antioch
Yellow Springs News Clearing weeds at the Antioch College farm has taken more than students and community volunteers. This month Antioch turned to some four-legged help to chew through years of neglect at the site and make way for a food forest. … |
Sustainability new focus for Antioch College – Yellow Springs News
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Sustainability new focus for Antioch College
Yellow Springs News Leaders of the revived Antioch College intend to make the crisis in sustainability a focus for academic programs, according to President Mark Roosevelt in his State of the College address on Friday, May 20. … |
Antioch College focuses on future – WDTN
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Antioch College focuses on future
WDTN YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio (Xenia Gazette) – After a three year absence, Antioch College, a famous, independent liberal arts college located in Yellow Springs, has reopened its doors. The college welcomed 35 students to the class of 2015 early last week. … Richard Eastman |
I’m Antioch. Yes, I’m the real Antioch. – Dayton City Paper
October 4, 2011 by Dayton City Paper
How two institutions with historic ties (and the same name) still confuse the crap out of us…
By Caroline Shannon-Karasik and Tim Walker
Antioch University Midwest vs. Antioch College
Antioch. What comes to mind when you hear that word? For some, it’s the Antioch Shrine Center in downtown Dayton on East First Street. For most, it’s the famed Antioch College in Yellow Springs, which served as the face of progressive liberal arts colleges in the 1960s and 1970s. And still for even others, it represents that other university down the road in Yellow Springs, Antioch University Midwest.
This is the heart of our question, “Will the real Antioch please stand up?”
Read the full story at http://www.daytoncitypaper.com/im-antioch/
Antioch College Welcomes Students First Day Of Class After Closure
The first day of class begins Tuesday at Antioch College. After closing in 2008 because of financial problems, it opens to thirty five new students called the Horace Mann Fellows. This inaugural class gets free tuition, and plays an important role building on the traditions of Antioch. But as Emily McCord reports, the students also feel a responsibility to resurrect the school for a community eager to see a thriving college again.