A panel discussed “Antioch College Community: What to Keep, What to Add, What to Put out on the Curb?”
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Community and Community Governance – Friday Forum – August 20, 2010
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VIDEO TIME LINE
- 00:30 – Introduction – Al Denman and Jennifer Berman
- 14:30 – Panelist Paul Graham
- 20:50 – Panelist Levi B. Good (Cowperthwaite)
- 32:55 – Panelist Rose Pelzl
- 42:45 – Panelist Raymond Kahu o te Maunga Ruka TeKorako
- 1:00:05 – Intro to Audience Comments – Jennifer Berman
- 1:00:30 – Ted Goertzel
- 1:04:10 – Tony Dallas
- 1:07:05 – Jill Becker
- 1:09:45 – Chris Hill
- 1:13:05 – Jill Becker
- 1:14:00 – Chris Hill
- 1:15:00 – Matthew Derr
- 1:17:00 – Jeanne Kay
- 1:22:05 – Dan Shoemaker
- 1:30:00 – Laurie Dreamspinner
- 1:34:00 – Closing Comments – Jennifer Berman
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The Antioch Way – By Dan Shoemaker
Fellow Antiochians,
Find attached an essay on community governance, “The Antioch Way.”
Let Antioch be Antioch!
– Dan Shoemaker
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Ad Hoc Committee Statement with Timeline
Excerpt: – A very brief timeline of relevant history:
August 2007: The tenured faculty of Antioch College file an injunctive lawsuit in order to prevent the destruction or sale of the College’s assets (the campus), and to challenge the legality of the College’s closure. The College faculty provide initial financial support for this lawsuit; within the next year the College Revival Fund assumes financial support for this lawsuit. Read More
Volunteer Work: Fourteen Contribute More than 134 Hours
This week, 14 volunteers contributed more than 134 hours of service to the Antioch College campus, saving the College thousands of dollars in expenses and strengthening the College’s connection to its alumni and the village. Projects included expanding the campus garden, working in Pennell and conducting research for the advancement office.