Greetings Antiochians! I’m writing to you from the Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center near Denton, Nebraska, in the southeastern section of the state. It is one of the few places in the world where you can visit and walk through … Continue reading
Connecting Antioch Old and New Through Restorative Justice
Dear Editor, Having read an article on the subject in the December 11, 2013 issue of the Record and attended Raymond Rukka’s event on Maori Restorative Justice on February 23rd, I am thrilled to see the college introducing restorative justice … Continue reading
Gaerin on Gaerin Campus Survival Special Edition
Hello friend, Another fall quarter has rolled around, and with it, another bundle of first years have arrived fresh off the blimp here at Camp Antioch. As the future of flight drifts off into the calm october skies, filled with … Continue reading
Co-op Check-in: Elaine Bell ’16
By Hannah Craig ’17 Elaine Bell ’16 is currently on co-op in Gould Farm, where she works as a staff member. Gould Farm, located in Monterey, Massachusetts, is a psycho-social rehabilitation center. According to their website, this focuses on being … Continue reading
Confessions of a TCM Junkie
by Scott Sanders, Archivist This space is devoted to sharing recently viewed films on Turner Classic Movies Channel (It should come as no surprise that an archivist thinks that movies, like photographs, look better in black and white). Frank Capra … Continue reading
Olive Reads
By Kevil Mulhall, Library Instructor Bodas de Sangre / Suite Flamenca – Antonio Gades DVD Antonio Gades was a revolutionary force in the world of flamenco. His 1974 creation Bodas de Sangre (Blood Wedding), an adaptation of Garcia Lorca’s play, … Continue reading