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The award-winning Antioch College Speech & Debate Team wants to be open to all Antioch students, regardless of their personal resources. Your vote will ensure that the team will have the resources to continue to practice for, and win, victories, both at debate tournaments around the nation during a lifetime of activism after graduation.
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The Antioch Farm is seeking funding to implement the second phase planting of our 30-acre food forest. This phase will include 120 trees, such as apple, pear, and cherry, and understory herbs to attract pollinators and deter pests.
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The Diversity Committee along with the Queer Center are asking for funding for campus wide training, events and resources to ensure community competence on matters of race, gender, sexual orientation, culture, class and religion.
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The Innovation Curation Project will focus attention on the scientific discoveries, patented processes and applied technologies that reflect some of the “new and better ways” that have emerged from the College community over the decades. Funding is requested to cover the co-op salaries of two first-year students who will curate educational exhibits that showcase Antiochian innovation.
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The Media Arts department will create an inclusive, fun, relaxing gallery-type space to show off the work that students produce through Media Arts classes and projects. The concept is to bring students and staff together to soak in the artistic endeavors of Media Arts students.
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Arts at Antioch seeks to establish the 2014 Art on Campus Series: a selection of temporary site-specific wall paintings, sculptures, installations, and performance, all made in response to the Antioch campus as a dynamic site.