Dear Editor, This letter is in response to the article titled, “All Voices Deserve to be Heard,” in Volume 64, Issue #3 of the Antioch Record from March 19th, 2014. This letter is not meant as a dissent; instead, I … Continue reading
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A Haunting in Yellow Springs
by Mitch Goth ’17 “Better drink some beer” is a phrase commonly heard in and around Ye Olde Trail Tavern in downtown Yellow Springs, and it was something I heard during my night of paranormal investigation there. What makes this … Continue reading
Olive Reads
by Kevin Mulhall, Library Instructor Do you know where the “New Books” bookcase is in the library? It’s behind the couch near the shipping and receiving room (a.k.a. “Sandy’s room”). Take a look sometime on your way to gets some … Continue reading
Waterhouse Worth a Listen
by Abby Lybrook ’16 When I first heard Nick Waterhouse’s first album, Time’s All Gone, in 2012, I was in awe. It is obvious from this album that its creator is deeply entrenched in the R&B, jazz, blues, soul and … Continue reading
Antioch Explores Frameworks for Change
by Sarah Jayne Froehlich ’16 Change has come to the Herndon Gallery! The newest show, Activate Now, opened June 3. This show focuses on social change over time, personal history, and archival materials. While the Antioch community is prominently featured … Continue reading
North Market Eats in Columbus
by Sasha Pak ’16 North Market, located in Columbus, is organized with vendors assembled in a circle on the first floor. On the second floor there is a dining area with plenty of room which overlooks the market — perfect … Continue reading