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Antioch College—Be Ashamed to Let it Die!
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Category 'Letters'

Letters respond to LA Times Op-Ed: “Womyn killed Antioch”

Letters in response to “Who killed Antioch? Womyn.” by Meghan Daum,

There’s more to Antioch
July 6, 2007

Re “Who killed Antioch? Womyn,” Opinion, June 30

Community Managers’ Letter to the Yellow Springs News

It has been widely reported that the Antioch Community was outraged as they converged on campus this weekend for the largest reunion in recent history. In the purest Antioch tradition of turning outrage into action, we came together in what will surely be considered an historic moment.

From the students who sat in at Main Building

Alumni,

In support of Jimmy Williams

Hello Mr. Lawry,

Jimmy Williams is an integral part of the Antioch community and a knowledgeable point of access to the strands that tie Antioch’s past to Antioch’s future. I am saddened to see that his importance has been overlooked by this administration.

No Antioch, No Way

Trustees Must be Turned Around or Locked Out Vision & Stature

Announcement of “Organizational Changes”

Announcement
Organizational Changes
February 28, 2007

I want to inform the Antioch College community of changes in the college’s organizational structure and leadership.

Fundraising Update

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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