by | Oct 15, 2008 | Historical
Minutes of the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute’s Community Council (ComCil), October 15, 2008 — the first meeting with former Antioch College President Bob Devine seated as a member following his appointment at the prior meeting.
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by | Oct 1, 2008 | Historical
10-1-08 THE OCTOBER 1ST COMMITTEE TO SAVE ANTIOCH COLLEGE What’s Going On – The University’s decision to not heat Antioch College over the winter could cost an estimated $5 million dollars in damage to the College campus by next spring. This damage can be avoided if the campus is heated to 45 degrees over the…
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by | Sep 24, 2008 | Historical
Minutes of the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute’s Community Council (ComCil), September 24, 2008. The minutes-approval process for this meeting was itself later disputed at the following meeting over a discrepancy in the recorded vote on Nonstop’s ComCil constituency composition.
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by | Sep 19, 2008 | Historical
1 .Office of the Chancellor 150 E. South College Street Yellow Springs, OR 45387 937-769-1351 (Phone) 937-769-1350 (Fax) September 19, 2008 To: Art Zucker, Chair, Board of Trustees Ken Friedman, Chair, Physical Facilities Committee, Board of Trustees From: Tom Faecke, Vice Chancellor/CFO Toni Murdock, Chancellor This memo and attached report dated September 19,2008, serve as…
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by | Sep 1, 2008 | Historical
Archived from http://antiochians.org/antiochdocs/AB-Documents/Alumni%20Seek%20Financial%20Answers.pdf via the Internet Archive Wayback Machine (captured 2008-09-08). Part of the Antioch College Alumni Board’s antiochdocs archive from the 2007-2008 closure fight. Alumni Seek Answers Regarding Financial Condition of Antioch College Online Information Session Provides an Opportunity Members of the Antioch College Alumni Association welcome the opportunity to pose questions to Art…
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by | Sep 1, 2008 | Historical
A concept paper and business plan prepared by the Board Pro Tempore in autumn 2008, outlining a proposed mission and reopening plan for an independent Antioch College, invoking Horace Mann’s founding motto: “Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity.”
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