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Folk Music DNA: The Seeger Family, Antioch College and WYSO
WYSO WYSO has aired lots of different kinds of music in its 56-year history, but folk music, the soundtrack of the 1960s, is particularly well represented in our audio archives. Students and volunteers recorded many folk concerts and festivals at Antioch … |
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Activate Now – The March Concludes…And Yet It Continues – WYSO
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Activate Now – The March Concludes…And Yet It Continues
WYSO Walter Anderson, Antioch College's first African American professor, sang We Shall Overcome, the anthem of the civil rights movement. Local ministers offered solemn prayers, and the editor of the Yellow Springs News, Kieth Howard, introduced the … |
Learning Through the Accreditation Process – WYSO
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Learning Through the Accreditation Process
WYSO Antioch College is already authorized by the Ohio Board of Regents to give bachelor of arts and bachelor of science degrees. Then why does Antioch want accreditation? It is a measure of quality, and it can make the road to graduate school a lot easier. |
Humans and Zombies Battle It Out In Campus Game – WYSO
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Humans and Zombies Battle It Out In Campus Game
WYSO Antioch College recently took part in its second round of Humans vs. Zombies, a game that has swiftly been gaining popularity among college campuses in recent years. This time, the game had to be changed in order to accommodate the Antioch community … |
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.