Petition to support Nonstop
The Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute is the continuation of Antioch College in the face of the University’s unjust closure of the College. It is only due to legal threats from the University that Nonstop does not bear the College’s name. The faculty, staff and students of Nonstop are the faculty, staff and students of of Antioch College, continuing to practice educational innovation in the tradition of the College and transmitting the College's DNA. For the reopened Antioch College to truly be a continuation of the College that has existed since 1852, it must retain the spirit of the College, the institutional memory and living legacy embodied in Nonstop.
Therefore, we call for the following:
- The tenure of Antioch College faculty, which was improperly suspended by the University, should be honored by the reopened College – through direct engagement with faculty to determine how their considerable contributions can be engaged in the rebuilding process. This is essential to demonstrate the academic integrity of the reopened College.
- The educational experiences of Nonstop students should be credited by the reopened College as appropriate.
- The programs developed at Nonstop should be given full and open consideration for incorporation into the programs of the reopened College.
- The faculty, staff, and students of Nonstop should be engaged through direct employment, co-op jobs and open consultation in planning for the reopening of the College, including in the selection of a president or chief academic officer and the development of a calendar and curriculum.
- The Board Pro Tem should demonstrate good faith and a commitment to community governance by participating in the Task Force on Nonstop to foster communication with the Antioch Community.
- To ensure full engagement with the Alumni Board, a member of the Task Force should sit on the Alumni Board’s Executive Committee.
This petition created by: Ed M. Koziarski, Beth Richards, Megan Rosado, Nicholas Peterson, Kelly Connolly and Matthew Baya. Any questions on concerns should be sent to webmaster@saveantioch.org
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Prof. Arthur Dole, PhD, 1946, Trenton, Maine
Non-stop deserves our full support.
Marj Dole \'46, 1946, Trenton, ME
Nonstop has become an essential part of Antioch; it is intertwined with the village of Yellow Springs. It must not be forgotten.
Ed M. Koziarski, 1997, Chicago
Matthew Baya, 1992, Ellsworth, ME
I heart Nonstop. Don't let it die.
Megan Rosado, 1997, Chicago,
E. Ryerson, 1997, NYC
The faculty, staff, and students of Nonstop ARE the faculty, staff, and students of Antioch College!
Nicholas Peterson, 2000, Somerville, MA
Nonstop is the DNA of Antioch College.
Susan Greene, 1977, Evanston IL
Once the Board Pro Tem has control of Antioch College, I am confident Nonstop will be a participating partner!
Chad Johnston, \\'01/Community Manager \\'01-\\'02, Chapel Hill, NC
Mike Spock, 1959 Antioch College, Chicago
In the true spirit of Antioch College, Nonstop is itself an educational experiment and community effort that demands inclusion, recognition and representation in ALL the work and decsions of the Board Pro Tem and Alumni ExecCom.
Kelly Connolly, Antioch College, 2003, Chicago
Kerstin Cornell, 2003, London, Ontario
Without Nonstop there wouldn't be a 'new' Antioch.
Megan Stuart, 2002, Brooklyn, NY
Tim Noble, 2002, Yellow Springs, OH
Alexandra Kesman, 2008, Cincinnati, OH
Katie Romeo, 2005 , Chicago, IL
Kate Whelchel Sterling, friend/regular donor to CRF, Norfolk, VA
Junko Kajino, lived in Y.S., Chicago
Nonstop is the future of education.
Alison Stankrauff, 1996, South Bend, Indiana
Thanks for keeping Antioch alive, Nonstop!
lincoln alpern, 2011, Nonstop Institute, Yellow Springs
Antioch College has a moral obligation to the faculty, staff, and yes, students who have fought to keep it alive. To ignore that obligation is to strike at the very heart of our Antiochian values. And if we're going to do that, why bother reopening the college at all?
Gerry Bello, 1997, Yellow Springs OH
Do the right thing
Callie Cary-Devine, 1984 & former College employee, Yellow Springs, OH
This petition presents a set of reasonable and feasible outcomes. Thanks to the authors for taking the time to craft this document.
Derrick Lane, 2010,
Sarah Duda, 2003, Chicago
Robin Rice Lichtig, 1964, New York, NY
I also hope that the bond between the Village of Yellow Springs and Nonstop will be examined with an eye toward future co-op involvement above and beyond limited traditional co-op job descriptions. It is an unprecedented opportunity for community involvement to be included in the mission of the newly opened college on a scale much larger than previously.
Barry Rogers, 1978, Eugene, OR
John Hempfling, 2014, Yellow Springs
Iveta Jusova, Ph.D., Nonstop faculty, Yellow Springs
Let's do this the right way!
Charles B. Brack, 1983, Brooklyn, NY
Gail Beck, 94ish, Chicago
Priscilla Zink, 1963, Evergreen, Colorado
Nonstop has forged an invaluable link between the College and the community. May it continue to thrive.
david renz, 92, talent, oregon
Lisa Deiches, 1974, Portland OR
Ian McPhaden, Late Nineties, Chicago, IL
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Rodney H. Schaeffer, 1968 MST Degree, Frankfort, IL
Kathleen Connolly, , Yellow Springs, OH
J. Greg Williams, 1995, Tampa Bay
Nonstop is the core of the College in exile, both the people and governing principals.
xxxxxxxx, 2005, Brooklyn, NY
Caroline Nappo, class of 2003/CM 2003-04, Champaign, IL
Don't shut out Nonstop. The new Antioch must be built around the politics of inclusion.
Sara Eklund Payne, Nonstop Librarian (Volunteer),
Nonstop is an incredible group of Antiochians who are working to keep the dream alive.
Judith Wood Spock, 1954, Chicago IL
Antioch NonStop has been an heroic demonstration of the best educational practice, with wide community participation and access. It has taken determination in the face of uncertain odds that demanded true grit. I'm sad when we don't recognize or honor our best Antioch qualities when we see them. This effort has helped reestablish the 'laboratory for democracy' of Antioch College and I believe they should continue to be a contributing part of it .( Please read The Yellow Springs News coverage of their ongoing contribution, if you have any doubts about this!)
Carmel Ammon-Mulloli, 2003, Bowling Green, Ohio
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James Russell, NonStop Institute/2011, Fort Worth, Texas
I never went to Antioch, though I had long dreamed of a school like it. I had the opportunity to attend NonStop last semester and am on a co-op more or less now. I have -- perhaps naive -- confidence that the PTB will support NS but this gives a damn good outline about ways they could. NonStop is an asset to YSO and the DNA of the College. I'd be ashamed to see this project slammed.
Kevin Franck, 2000, Washington, DC
Lizzie Kucharski, 2002, St. Louis, MO
beth gutelius, 2000, chicago
Thalia Papadakis, 2000, Yellow
Dan C. Shoemaker, Ph.D., Antioch College class of 1992, Bowling Green, Ohio
A little less leadership, and a little more community, please. Antioch College lives in the deeds of its faculty and students, whom we now call the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute. Who is more worthy of our support than those who have fought and struggled to win this particular victory for humanity?
Yubecca Bragg, 1997, McMurdo Station, Antarctica
Hope Anne Nathan, 1992, Pittsburgh, PA
Tony Dallas, Attended 2 years/adjunct, friend, Yellow Springs
Teaching at Antioch is different from teaching at any other college. Antioch faculty have always known this to be true; Antioch students, present and former, know this to be true. Arthur Morgan knew this to be true when he chastised the faculty in his letter from Portugal for not being cognitive enough to student initiative, sensitive to the genius of the original thinker. Over the years faculty have sacrificed money in reduced wages (to the tune of many, many millions of dollars) and time for research in their field because the demands on Antioch faculty have always been greater than the demands on faculty elsewhere. The true DNA of Antioch is not an abstraction learned by reading historical archives in Antiochiana; it is what Hassan Rahmanian refers to as “institutional memory,” that which has passed down over the years through hands-on experience: and we all know Antioch is a “hands-on” institution.
Bringing Antioch back will take the support of many. The first stage in that effort needs to be securing the NonStop faculty and staff. Without them, what you have left is a sanitized version of the real thing, a Disneyland abstraction of reality.
Antioch has a sorry history of shooting itself in the foot, and almost never with a moderately benign weapon like a slingshot or a B B gun. Instead this mostly pacifist community always pulls out the bazooka or the double-barreled shotgun. Folks, it is time for healing and growing this special College anew. We will need the support of everyone. Keep the munitions in the closet! We cannot afford to divide the alumni support; we cannot afford to lose the staff and faculty who have—under extraordinary adversity—delivered this precious jewel of Antioch to us. Engage their expertise and imaginations at this crucial juncture. For they are the soul of this extraordinary thing called Antioch. If we lose them we are left with an instruction manual and a lot of empty buildings.
Bethany Sansing-Helton, 1993, Pittsburgh, PA
Andrew Oswald, 1992, Boston MA
Nonstop shows what can happen when you involve the community and new ideas. Let's leverage this entrepreneurial spirit to strengthen our future college. We will become stronger by being more inclusive than exclusive. If we wish to succeed, then we need broad support in many ways and many levels. Let's not forget this.
Liz Flyntz, 2002, Buffalo, NY (SUNY Buffalo)
Long live Antioch! Long live Nonstop! Nonstop Antioch!
Taylor Plas, 2010, Granville, OH
Richard Noble, 1968, Foster City, CA
I view Nonstop, the students, staff and faculty, as the seed-crystal of the diamond that Antioch College will become after the pressures and heat of future issues form a new college that contains the internal, unique structure of the old college. Cheers.
Ben, 04, Las Vegas, NM
Remember what Antioch did in your life? I do. That is why I support non-stop. Don't let Antioch go extinct!
Danny Kirchoff, Class of 2000, New York, NY
Gina Potestio, Freshmen of 08-09, Boulder, CO
Katie Andrews, 2005 alumni, Los Angeles, CA
Let's keep it going!!!
Andrew Carpenter, Faculty \\'98-02, Westminster, MD
This is a judicious and well-written petition. Nice work Nick, Kelly, and others!
Laura Ruffino, 2011, New Orleans, LA
Bryant Bozarth, 1998, Philadelphia
I support Non-Stop with heart, mind and spirit!
Anne Marie Garti, 1975, NY
nonstop sweat deserves equity
Nina Bennett, 1993, NJ
I support Nonstop!
Whitney Stark, 2007, Chicago, IL
The Nonstop Institute should be recognized as an integral and relevant part of Antioch College- the radical and innovative thinkers that are committed enough to the name, mission, and love of Antioch College are the ones most important to it's life and continuation. Nonstop is an extremely important part of Antioch College, the ties that keep it's education and mission going, and the incredible commitment, intelligence, and innovation coming from it's community should be honored, respected, and most importantly- utilized.
Greer Paris, 2010, Yellow Springs, OH
Caroline Georges, AEA student, Amherst, MA
Monica Friedman, 1996, Tucson, AZ
Richard Boylan, 1993 - Science Institute, Boone, North Carolina
saidee brown, 1991-1993, kingston, ny
Jeanne Kay, 2010, Yellow Springs
Social justice starts at home!
Jami Thanos, 2002, Portland, Oregon
Corri Frohlich, 2007/CM07-08, Fall 08, Los Angeles
Michael Casselli, 1987 alum/student and faculty of nonstop/designer and builder of Campus North, Yellow Springs
Juliet Hansen, 2011, Yellow Springs, OH
Matthew Arnold, \\'99, New York
Ethan Bassett, 2010, San Francisco, CA
Laurie White, 1977, Ann Arbor, MI
without the efforts of the folks who comprise non-stop, we wouldn't have been able to keep the dream--and reality-- of our antioch alive this long. a tremendous debt of gratitude is owed.
Christine Smith, PhD, Antioch College faculty 2003-2008, Appleton, WI
Elizabeth Bull, 1987, Porter, Maine
Ashley Briscoe, 2003, Portland, OR
Katharine Shank, 1979, Sandown, New Hampshire
The Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute IS the-one-and-only ANTIOCH COLLEGE IN EXILE. These are the people we have fought for so hard for the last two years. They are the rightful legacy and rigorous heart and soul of Antioch College.
Beth Richards, 2004, Chicago, IL
Yonny Levy, 1972/Antioch College, Ferney-Voltaire, France
Anat Bentor, 2006, Seattle, WA
Caeli Good, 1993, Cincinnati
NonStop has been an inspirational movement that embodies the spirit of Antioch at it's fullest! It deserves full recognition!
Suparna Bhaskaran, Antioch College Faculty, 1998-2004, Columbus, OH
Jen Halbert, 1999, New York City
if i could do more to help you guys i would, as i think what you're doing with nonstop is fucking impressive. be ashamed to let it die, indeed.
NNancy Trevorrow Carbonara, 1951, Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Thank Heaven that a BIT of the civilized, humane,
intelligence that always characterized Antioch has
a chance to survive in this manner. Thank you.
Leona Stepek Lundy, 1950, State College, PA
Dave Peterson, 1996/1997, Chicago, IL
Alexandra Kesman, 2008, Cincinnati, OH
Trisha Arlin, 1975, Brooklyn, NY
Kristin Morton, 1992, Maryland
All out for Antioch.
Cyndi Pauwels, AUM Class of 2009, Spring Valley, OH
Michael Bare, 2002, Brooklyn, NY
Andrea Kubilus, 2005, Chattanooga, TN
Robert W. Ratner, 1971, New York City
xxxxxxxx, Friend of students, Beijing, China
I very nearly attended Antioch myself, but I ended up going to a larger school. However, Lauren Pope was right when she said that "this country could not afford not to have an Antioch." In a time of increasing apathy among young voters, an active and radical college like Antioch is exactly what is needed to bring new ideas. Without challenge and criticism, even of that which is old and which we are comfortable with, there will never be real progress. As a country, America needs a place where these kind of radical critics and challengers can form themselves, and through exposure of a truly broad spectrum of ideas, find the best to to advance.
Jane Rago, 1996, Savannah, GA
Hana Quinn-Feit, 2005, Brooklyn, NY
Elijah Shaw-Rutschman, , Chicago, IL
Keith Whitmoyer, 2003, New York, NY
Sarah Silliman, 2001, New York/Yellow Springs
Kristi Ketchum, 1999, Portland OR
Nicholas R. Messer, 1985, Nevada City, CA
Michael Mena, 1983, Brooklyn, NY
jean gregorek, nonstop faculty, yellow springs, ohio
Liz MacDonald, 2003, Monterey, CA
Marina Brown, 88, Virginia
Tina Powis-Dow, 1990, Yellow Springs
Joseph Inch, 2007,
Dave Palmer, 2003, Chicago, IL
Rose Charles, 1972, Medford Oregon
Marissa Geiger, 2005, Cincinnati, OH
ELLEN TOVATT LEARY, 1964, NYC
Allen Richardson, 1995, Minnesota
Rick Ray, 1975, Portland, Oregon
Long live Antioch College!
Basia Miller, 1959, Santa Fe, NM
Continuity is Key!!
Diane Roehm, 2007, Rome, Italy
Kathryn Leahey, 2010, Santa Fe
Tim Cole, Former Yellow Springs Resident, Bennington, VT
Caitlin Finn Daoust, 2004, Seattle, WA
Carmen Atlee-Loudon, 2011, Washington, DC
Mary McCubbin, 1975, State College, PA
I am confident and fully expect that Nonstop is in fact continuation of Antioch College (despite the prohibition on use of those words) and that this will prove to have been the seed crystal for a new, vigorous and vibrant Antioch College.
Dan Reyes, Ph.D., : ), Yellow Springs
Continuation of community and its commitments speaks both to local institutional memory and against the broader trend for practices of power to declare spaces of the social imagination inexpedient.
Nic Viox, 2012, Yellow Springs, OH
BillyJoe Gabriel, 1978, Yellow Spring, Ohio
Donna June Katz, 1973, Chicago, IL
Sarah Braun, 2007, Dayton, OH
Andrew Barnes, 1994, Oregon
Katie, 2003, Dayton, OH
Kim McQuaid, 1970, Yellow Springs
To the extent economically possible, we should accomplish this.
Rose Pelzl, 2014, Yellow Springs
The University unjustly closed the college, if we don't rehire the faculty and staff we agree with their decision to close the college.
Mitsuko Kitajima, 2002/Alumni, San Francisco, CA
Sharon Levine, 1978, CHICAGO
Patricia Edwards, Class of 1970, Ashland University
Eve Odiorne Sullivan, a daughter of Yellow Springs, Cambridge, MA
My great-grandfather helped found the College. I very much hope that this initiative will be successful!
Katherine Anne Stansbury, 1977/\\'87, Portland, Oregon
NonStop has not only made itself and all of us proud, it is brimming with potential contributions to the educational and community life of the reopened College. NonStop needs to be honored, and integrated into the College as we find our way forward to many Victories to come.
Ashley Appleman, Community Member, Yellow Springs, OH
Janice Brown Meltzer \'69, 1969, Wappingers Falls, NY
Keep on keepin' on!
Sarah Ruth Ives, Attended 1 year- 04-05, Rochester N.Y.
Ashley McNeely, Who knows, Nonstop
Roger Straus, 1970, Portland, OR
Anything that keeps the Antioch spirit alive needs to be done -- and Nonstop seems to be about the only candidate!
Walid Suliman, 2010, Millersville, Pennsylvania
Olivia JL Leirer, 2008, Brooklyn, NY
Caroline Debevec, 2010, nongraduating, NYC
megan Fleck, 2008, santa fe nm
I fully support Nonstop and its mission. I feel that it should be a continued program integrated into the future Antioch College.
Jay Switlick, 2006-7, Takoma Park, MD
Save our transient mode home!
Asha McElfish, Sophomore / Friend of student, Fort Worth, TX
Bring back Nonstop!!
Eva P Thornber, ,
Yoshie Furuhashi, , Columbus, OH
Geoffrey Wildanger, 2010 UC Davis, Davis, California
Wendy Ake, , Columbus, OH
These points are reasonable, sound and fundamental to the project of the struggle to keep Antioch College alive.
Patrick Wilson, Would-be Student, New York, NY
Ramesh N. Patel, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy and Religion, Antioch College, Yellow Springs, OH
I wholeheartedly support the statement. It should nor even be necessary. Reopened Antioch should extend the hand of participation to NonStop without NonStop having to go through any efforts in the matter. Hopefully, reopened Antioch will take the initiative and fully and immediatly recognize NonStop as the soul of Antioch in exile.
Ramesh
Louis Hirsch, , chicago
Holly Lewandowski, 1997, Chicago, IL
I agree with Ramesh! Nonstop is the soul of Antioch in exile. There should be no question Nonstop should continue. It is just as important as reopening Antioch.
Andrew Yale, University of Chicago,
Joel Woller, History Dept., Carlow U., Pittsburgh, PA
Beth Jones, 2007, Columbus, OH
Judith \"juju\" Wolert-Maldonado, 2005, Yellow Springs, Ohio
Jen Dyke, 2002, Dayton, Ohio
Benjamin Menzies, 1997, Seattle
Zuzanna Dro?d?ak, 2007/2008 Exchange Student, Kraków, Poland
Mark Reynolds, 1980, Chicago
What could be more Antiochian than to act on these common-sense ideas?
MIKE GEER, community supporter, Yellow Springs
Restore Antioch College to help restore the United States.
Barbara Solow, 1980, Florence, MA
Otha Davenport, , Xenia OH
Sean Casey, 1996, NYC
Karin Looney, 1989- 1993; EFP 1994, Elkins, WV
Long live Antioch !!
Alicia Frinak, senior at TCU; friend of Antioch student, Fort Worth, TX
Davin Heckman, Ph.D., None, Adrian, Michigan
What drives Nonstop is its dedication to the mission, spirit, and history of Antioch College. Re-opening Antioch College without including the people who showed the greatest loyalty to the institution would be a sad mistake.
Danna Pope, 2003, Washington DC
Migiwa Orimo, A long time collaborator of Antioch/NS, taught 2 years, friend,, Yellow Springs
With Nonstop, new Antioch College will have a great story to tell to the world.
Kristen Berry, TCU; friend of a student, Fort Worth, TX
Maribeth Joy McManus, 2000, Chicago
David Nekimken, 1968, Antioch College
Everyone I talk to about Antioch affirms to the necessity of Antioch's continuation
dietrich-olivier delrieu-schulze, 2004 CM CM 2001-02, Buffalo, NY
Nonstop is today's Black Mountain College: not supporting it is a tragic mistake!
Susan Beal, 1962, Chicago, IL
Adam Gamwell, Brandeis, TCU -- Friend of student,
Candace George Thompson, 1967, YSO
Sunny Franklin, would of been class of 2010, Los Angeles, CA
Bob Devine, 1967, Yellow Springs, Ohio
Meg Umans, 1967, YSO
Dayna Ingram, 2008, Ohio
Karen Chaffee, 1997, Boston, MA
Terry Bohnhorst Blackhawk, PhD, 1968, Detroit MI
"Without a present (Nonstop), Antioch does not have a future." Cary Nelson
Tony Conrad, former faculty member at Antioch YSO, University at Buffalo, Professor, Dept. of Media Study
The situation in Yellow Springs is ludicrous, and needs corrective ACTION. Antioch College has served the entire nation as a pedagogical and cultural asset of inestimable value.
Robert Bodle, , Cincinnati, OH
in solidarity
Marianne Whelchel, Emerita Faculty, Yellow Springs, OH
Kim-Jenna Jurriaans, 2008, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Julie Jacobs, 1995, Baltimore
Sindhu Zagoren, 2001, Carrboro, NC
Nancy Margulis Martina, 1973, Buffalo NY
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Chelsea Martens, Antioch College Community Manager \\'07-\\'08, Nonstop co-Community Manager \\'08-09, Antioch grad \\'08, Yellow Springs, Ohio
Nonstop is home to the faculty, staff, and students of Antioch College -- bringing us back home is crucial to Antioch's future success
Lisa Corrigan, Assistant Professor, University of Arkansas
Michelle McCloud Takei, 1995, Lexington, KY
Jeremy Burks, 2001, Austin, TX
The alumni of Antioch College can not thank Nonstop enough for everything they have done to keep the true spirit of Antioch alive. This is the least the 'new' college should do.
Amy Campbell, 2007, Kent, OH
Bobby Schrott, 1990, Logmeadow, Mass
Vanessa McDonnell, 2002, New York, New York
Chelsea Campbell, 2004, New Orleans
Beth gladstein, 1983, Encinitas,CA
Mariella I. Arredondo, 1998, Argentina
Matt McGrath, 1993, NJ
Keep the DNA going...
Emily Sepik, 2002, Asheville, NC
Antioch made me a better person. NONSTOP!
Dylan Merriam, \\'07 , Eugene Or
heres to nonstop!
Brent E. Huffman, 2002, Yellow Springs
James Robertson, 2006-2008,
Nicholas Hennessy, Child of alumni, Bowling Green, Ohio
shelby chestnut, 2005 CM 2005-2006,
Erin Ruddell, Student 2001-2003, YS Resident, Vermont
Vanessa Burkhart, 2006, Yellow Springs, OH
Kelly Ahrens, 2010, Antioch College
Sophia Terry, 2010, Cambridge, MA
Jessica Davis, 2007, Indiana
Eileen Allington, friend/supporter, fredonia, NY
Allne Spalt, 1966, Carrboro, NC
"They got the body, we got the soul". When we get the body back, we will need the soul.
Eva Erickson, AntiochNonstop student \\'??, Yellow Springs, OH
Preserve the Antioch College we know and love by keeping Nonstop alive! I'm dedicated to staying here until I graduate! Let's make that possible!
Rich Gibson, ,
Save Antioch, the Real Antioch. No deals! Down the banks and Up the Rebels.
Matthew Stewart-Fulton, 1988, Ann Arbor, MI
My time at Antioch was short yet it was one of the most significant times in my life.
The closing of the college was one of the most tragic things I've heard in a long time.
For the college to truly recover I believe it needs the support and input from those who have been keeping the dream alive.
Walt Kaplan, 1986, Washington D.C.
Corinne Odiorne Pelzl, 1971, parent of Nonstop student, Yellow Springs
Darrin Wood, 1989,
Daniel Solis y Martinez, 2006/ GSA Network, Los Angeles
Farida Sidiq, 93-95, Bowling Green Oh
Lin Wood, shoulda been \\'71, but grad \\'81 and also mom of Antioch grad Nicole Wood Irizawa \\'91 , Antioch College, Yellow Springs
I support Nonstop, the heart and soul of Antioch College.
Catherine Brownstone-Stillwell, 1995, Chicago
Neal Crandall, , Yellow Springs
Tasia Karoutsos, Sophmore, Goucher College, Baltimore, MD
Antioch taught me, in one short year, to question the world I live in and to strive to make it better. Nonstop needs to continue to keep the world changing,
molly galvin, 1996-2001, brooklyn, ny
Noah Meeks, 2004, Wayne, MI
Sarah Buckingham, 2008, Vermont
Nina Raff, 1978 or 1979 (4 vs 5 yr), SF
xxxxxxxx, MAP/LGBT Student 2010, Los Angeles
Antioch DNA is of ultimate importance to the university system. Keep up the good work, but please don't unilaterally shun the university faculty members.
Amanda Calder, 2007, Burlington, VT
We need to support and include Nonstop, it is the true continuation of Antioch College and has a key role in the new Antioch College.
Sherwin Mendoza, Graduate Student, Literature, UC Santa Cruz
At UCSC there is a threat also to eliminate the Community Studies department.
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=150382125028
xxxxxxxx, , Cincinnati, OH
William F. Jaggard, 1961/college, Chicago
Kelly Frazier, 2011, Yellow Springs
Bowen Alpern, 2011, parent, Peekskill, NY
Non-Stop is thousands of small acts of individual and collective educational heroism. Horace Mann and Arthur Morgan would be proud.
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Rosemary Linares, 2005, New York, NY
Shirley Tobias, , Columbus. OH
Joanna Ruth Bock, 2002, Yellow Springs
Brooke Faulkner, 1996, Portland, ME
Katie Lane, 2006, Cleveland, OH
Antioch had a huge influence on my life and it needs to survive.
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Tim Eubanks, 2000, Antioch College
Anthony Romeo, 2002, Chicago
Mary Bess Ser, 2001, Chicago, IL
Maude Carroll, 2004, Chicago
rebecca dale, D.O., 2003, Madison, WI
Jonathan Eburne, Penn State University, PA
Nicole Emmenegger, 1998, Yellow Springs
Yojo (Amy Shaw, 1998, Chicago, IL
Erich Pitcher, 2006, Madison, WI
Preserving the core values of Antioch is what Nonstop is about. Nonstop will ensure that a new Antioch is in keeping with the former Antioch
Carrie Dashow, 1990-92, Brooklyn, NY
Keep it going with This heart!
Dan Davis, CG/ Drama Dept. \\"actor\\", Yellow Springs , OH
the dedication of the non-stop faculty is a rare thing to behold in these more mercenary times
Loftin Wilson, 2010, North Carolina
Catriona Crosby, \\'97,
Suzanne Menair, 1997, Charlottesville, VA
Anne Fletcher, 2007, Alstead, NH
Trisha Dair, 1974, Portland OR
Non-stop in Yellow Springs is providing what Antioch satellite campuses did in their early years. Let's do the right thing to fully reclaim the honor of our institution!
Lauren Hind, alum \\'07, New York City
with love!
Lauren Soldano, Would-be second year. , Yellow Springs, OH
Julie Adamo, 2002, Chapel Hill, NC
jessica george, 2004, Louisville, Ky
Robin A. Sheerer, 1963, Oak Park, IL.
I support this petition and consider the people at NonStop heroes every bit as much as the the rest of the people who are working to save our college.
Julia Stein, , Santa Monica college
Heather Steffen, PhD Candidate, Literary & Cultural Studies, Carnegie Mellon Univ., Pittsburgh, PA
xxxxxxxx, 2001, United Kingdom
Please contact me if you are seeking call volunteers, am happy to contact donors from the UK at my own expense. Keep up the great work!
Allison Maria Rodriguez, 2002, Boston, MA
Kathy Winzer, 1970, Yellow Springs
Elena Hillard, 2003, Seattle, WA
I fully support this petition in the hopes that any rebirth of Antioch College carries its historical spirit. A spirit situated in the values outlined above and lived through the Nonstop Institute, its students, staff and faculty. Thank you
Stacey A. Silliman, 2005, Palatine, Il
Gary Brick, 1991, Yellow Springs
I've been contributing to Non-Stop Antioch and hope to shift that support to Antioch College assuming those involved in Non-Stop are treated with the integrity they deserve for maintaining the values of Antioch through this mess!
Daisy Cardenas, 2003, Dayton, OH
R. Samuel Lucas, class of \\'92 Yellow Springs campus, Chicago, IL
Shawn Gaynor, 1997, Oakland, CA
Elaine Hostetler, Friend of Faculty, Former Yellow Springs resident, Supporter of the Antioch mission , Columbus, OH
Janie Shelton, 2002, Davis, CA
Nick Chojnowski, 2008, Columbus, OH
Nothing about us without us!
Amy Foust, 1998, Durham, NC
Lee Azzarello, 2000, Brooklyn, NY
Go nonstop!
Jenny Johnson, 2010, Ithaca, NY
leilah weinraub, 2002, los angeles
NO OTHER PLACE LIKE IT ON EARTH
Vidor Friedman MD, 1982, Orlando, FL
Brian Forist, Glen Helen OEC, 1982; Antioch New England, 1987, Michigan City, IN
Ann Reichsman, 1973, Cleveland, OH
Non Stop Institute has been the important gap-filler in this educational crisis. Honoring Non Stop's achievements as outlined in this petition would be the way to create the appropriate continuity between the Antioch that was and the Antioch that is to be.
Tyler Schlecker, 2004, Philadelphia, PA
Martin Schwab, , Honolulu
Kenneth Frederick, 1986, Huntingdon, Pa.
Molly Thornton, 2010, Yellow Springs
Rick Mendenhall, 1982, Hillsboro, OH
Paul Jones, 2003, Atlanta, GA
Tristan J Walker, 2000, ohio
Clarence Maybee, 1987, Hamilton, NY
E. Daniel Ayres, 1966/Sociology and Anthropology, Ypsilanti, MI
Keep the local gene pool open...
Alexander Mette, 2010, Beloit, WI
Eli Meyerhoff, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
Non-stop is an inspiration for all of us who care about liberatory education!
Maya Daurio, 1997-98, Missoula, Montana
Cecilia Aldarondo, PhD Student, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis MN
noah ebner, U of Minnesota, Minneapolis
Save Non-Stop, Save Antioch
Randall Cohn, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA
Shawn Casey, \\'96, Columbus, OH
The faculty, staff, and students of Nonstop have created a unique, vital, and innovative learning environment. Integrating the energy, engagement, expertise and experience of this group into a new Antioch College - or even continuing Nonstop as a unique reminder of the importance of community-based education - will enrich Alumni, the village, and indeed higher education in general. Let us continue to invest our time and energy in progressive education in the best Antioch tradition.
John Peterson, 1972 Env. Studies, Asan, Guam
William W. Kops, 2008, Connecticut
Edward Bates, 1974, Fairborn
Jessica Smith Rans, My mother went, Woodbury,NJ
Steven Koskela, PhD Student, University of Minnesota, Minnesota, MN
Matthew Stoddard, , Minneapolis
Jessica Smith-Rohrberg, 2001, Boston, MA
Ariela Gottschalk, 1993, San Luis Obispo, California
Robin Alpern, Son Lincoln Alpern is a student now, Peekskill, NY
xxxxxxxx, 1988 (Spouse), Hamlin, NY
There is and will always be only one Antioch College. Go Radicals!
Kathryn Rosenfeld, 1993, Chicago, IL
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Ruben Quinones, 2004 Graduate, Los Angeles, CA
I try not to imagine a world without Antioch. Let's not let that happen.
Brian Norris, NA, Washington DC
Sally Tillotson Libson, 1964, Pittsburgh, PA
Claire Garcia, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, CO
Joan Stockton, 1965, Philadelphia, PA
Vera Cohen Gottlieb, 1950, Newtown, PA.
Patricia Davison Savadove, 1960, Yellow Springs
Anne Wingfield Kaplan, 1954, Yellow Springs
Albert Paschkis, 1951, Gwynedd, PA
Joan Horn, 1956, Yellow Springs
It has been an exciting year since last Sept. and the creation of Nonstop - with faculty, classes, over 120 students, I'm told, and some top quality teaching and learning going on community-wide. I have participated as able and been extremely impressed with the spirit, the knowledge, the erudition of those who conducted the classes. Being an Antioch alum, I believe Nonstop has both captured the essence of the Antioch spirit and carried it on in an impressive way. I believe in the points being made in this petition and hope if the College gets a green light to separate from the University, that those who have continued with Nonstop should be given every consideration in the hiring process for the next institution we have been hoping for for such a long while. This has been a quality experience for those who have been participating. Just listening to the French student who took classes and spoke at the Nonstop "graduation" last month sums up my feelings as well.
xxxxxxxx, Noise Summer school, NL
Taylor Plas, 2010, Columbus, OH
Quit playing with peoples' lives.
Wesley Thorne, College Administrator, Chicago, IL
Amy Kesten, 1979, Yellow Springs
Though I only attended Antioch for one year 78-79(My co-op experience turned into a new life commitment)..Anticoh opened my eyes to a whole new world of options.