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Hitler, 'blackface' Facebook pictures posted, removed by local college
Dayton Daily News This image is among 12 Antioch College uploaded to its Facebook page as part of Throwback Thursday. (Source: Antioch College's Facebook). View Larger · Hitler, 'blackface' Facebook pictures posted, removed by local college photo. This image is among … |
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Antioch College turns to ‘green’ energy – Columbus Dispatch
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Antioch College turns to 'green' energy
Columbus Dispatch Antioch College will begin work this week on an $8.8 million geothermal project — the start of a long-term plan that could make the Yellow Springs campus the first in the country to run on “green” energy. Antioch will begin on Friday drilling 150 … |
Antioch College details one-of-a-kind geothermal plant – Dayton Business Journal
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Antioch College details one-of-a-kind geothermal plant
Dayton Business Journal Antioch College will construct a unique geothermal plant for heating and air conditioning on campus. Tristan Navera: Staff Reporter- Dayton Business Journal: Email | Twitter | LinkedIn | Google+ · Antioch College released more details about its unique … |
Antioch College plans geothermal plant – Dayton Business Journal
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Antioch College plans geothermal plant
Dayton Business Journal Antioch College plans to construct a geothermal plant for heating and air conditioning on campus. Building permits from Greene County indicate the school is planning an 11,700-square-foot geothermal plant at 320 E. Marshall St. in Yellow Springs. |
Defining an Antioch Education – WYSO
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Defining an Antioch Education
WYSO Every quarter, Antioch College has a lecture-style class called Global Seminar. It's a required, theme-based and interdisciplinary course that addresses major global issues. The theme of the course changes each quarter and rotates between energy, water … |
Comments sought for accreditation – Dayton Daily News
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Comments sought for accreditation
Dayton Daily News Antioch College is seeking comments from the public about the college in preparation for an evaluation for candidacy by the regional accrediting agency, the school announced. The college currently holds no status with the Higher Learning Commission … |