Date: 9/24/2009 to 10/21/2009
By Micah Canal ’08
The bell of Antioch College rang out again this week and could be heard
all around Yellow Springs and through the farms and the Glen. Matthew
Derr ‘89(Chief Transition officer), Emily McCord (WYSO News), Scott
Sanders (Antiochiana), Ron Hampton (Buildings and Grounds Manager), and
I, Micah Canal ‘08(Assistant Director of Advancement), climbed
carefully the rickety ladder that grants access to the bell tower of
Antioch Hall.
Date: 9/22/2009 to 10/22/2009
By Steve Duffy ’77
Helping widen Antioch College’s circle of friends is a meaningful way to win a victory for humanity ! It would also help in building a firm foundation for our future.
If you are a good communicator and have a passion for Antioch College and other Antiochians, you might be destined to join one of the following teams of friendraisers
Date: 9/22/2009 to 10/22/2009
Timothy Barrett is an internationally recognized master craftsman and
paper historian who is preserving and enhancing the art of
hand-papermaking through his work as a practitioner, scholar, and
teacher. Combining the skills of artist, ethnographer, scientist, and
historian, he documents and demonstrates centuries-old hand-papermaking
practices that may otherwise be lost.
Date: 9/17/2009 to 10/17/2009
By Christian Feuerstein ‘94
Last weekend was Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year. This week’s alumni interview is with Rabbi Doug Kohn ’81. Rabbi Kohn graduated from Antioch College in Yellow Springs, OH, in 1981, and received his Masters Degree in Hebrew Letters from the Hebrew Union College (Los Angeles) in 1985. Rabbi Kohn was ordained at the Hebrew Union College (Cincinnati) in 1987. He has published numerous articles in the press and in Jewish periodicals, and in his academic interest, American Jewish archives and history, and is “foreign correspondent” for the San Bernardino Sun, as he has written several feature series from his frequent travels to Israel and Europe.
Date: 9/17/2009 to 10/17/2009
By Christian Feuerstein ‘94
Last weekend was Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year. This week’s alumni interview is with Rabbi Doug Kohn ’81. Rabbi Kohn graduated from Antioch College in Yellow Springs, OH, in 1981, and received his Masters Degree in Hebrew Letters from the Hebrew Union College (Los Angeles) in 1985. Rabbi Kohn was ordained at the Hebrew Union College (Cincinnati) in 1987. He has published numerous articles in the press and in Jewish periodicals, and in his academic interest, American Jewish archives and history, and is “foreign correspondent” for the San Bernardino Sun, as he has written several feature series from his frequent travels to Israel and Europe.
Date: 9/17/2009 to 10/17/2009
By Christian Feuerstein ‘94
This weekend is Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year. This week’s alumni interview is with Rabbi Doug Kohn ’81. Rabbi Kohn graduated from Antioch College in Yellow Springs, OH, in 1981, and received his Masters Degree in Hebrew Letters from the Hebrew Union College (Los Angeles) in 1985. Rabbi Kohn was ordained at the Hebrew Union College (Cincinnati) in 1987. He has published numerous articles in the press and in Jewish periodicals, and in his academic interest, American Jewish archives and history, and is “foreign correspondent” for the San Bernardino Sun, as he has written several feature series from his frequent travels to Israel and Europe.