Category: The Record

By Rose Pelzl
Atis Folkmanis, ‘62, and his wife Judy, ‘63, are best known for their puppet pioneering, but did you know that Atis is also one of our Pro Tem Board trustees? In a telephone interview with the Record, Atis reflected on his time at Antioch, and laid out his vision for the future college.
Why […]

By Carole Braun
Nonstop has moved to a space as innovative and arty as the Institute’s aspirations. Its new location in Millworks, 305 North Walnut Street, hosts its official open house on Friday evening, Feb. 6. The new Nonstop space is a work of art and a showcase for renovation with recycled and energy-efficient resources. In […]

By Shea Witzo
If you were snowed in indefinitely at a community meeting at Campus North, who would you eat first and why?

Lincoln Alpern
I would eat whoever died first, which would be me because I’m a wimp.

Stacy Wood Burgess
I’d eat Lauren Soldano. She’s all natural.

Molly Thornton-
I’m not sure, but I know I’d be […]

By Nevin Mercede
The Reader, the recent English language film based on the 1995 novel by German writer and lawyer Bernhard Schlink, works against most of what American film seeks to provide: a sense that the characters learn from their encounters. Thus, as viewers, we learn by wanting them to do what they cannot do. It […]

ComCil

Nic Viox (Chair)
Shared governance is a historically important part of this institution, and I am privileged to be a part of it. In Nonstop’s ever changing future, I hope to provide as much continuity as I can by sitting on CoCcil again this term. I intend to do my best to provide service and support […]

By Dennie Eagleson
I spent some time last week talking to Shea Witzberger, current Nonstop student, about her experience in Mali this past fall. Shea is currently co-oping with Anne Bohlen, working on Anne’s documentary film project, Toxic Tours, and taking classes in painting and theatre.

Shea Witzberger

Dennie: Can you say where you are from, […]