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Antioch University Board of Trustees and the ACCC to Meet

ANTIOCH UNIVERSITY
News Release
April 10, 2008
Upon receipt

Contacts: Lynda Sirk Director of Communication, Antioch University • 937-769-1222

YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio – Antioch University board Chair Art Zucker and Frances Degen Horowitz, co-chair of the Antioch College Continuation Corporation, announced today that the Trustees and the ACCC have agreed to
meet in person. While details are being worked out, both Zucker and Horowitz stated that the meeting will occur as soon as possible. “We are pleased to have this opportunity to meet together,” Zucker and Horowitz said. “We look forward to a constructive discussion and appreciate everyone’s patience as we move forward.”

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As of today, the Alumni Association has raised nearly $18 million in gifts and pledges from hundreds of donors eager to secure the future of Antioch College.

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The elected Antioch College Alumni Association Board of Directors continue to negotiate with the University Board of Trustees to establish an autonomous Board of Trustees for Antioch College, and to protection of assets of Antioch College for sole use of Antioch College.

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