In the 1800s Yellow Springs was home to the underground railroad; in the 1940s it became a safe haven for Japanese Americans targeted by the US government; in the 1960s its residents hid activists in “transient mode.”
The continuing uncertainty over the future of Antioch College and loss of valuable time for recruitment and planning for […]
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This weekend, the Antioch University Board of Trustees (AU BoT) will be meeting at the Los Angeles branch of Antioch University. In preparation for this meeting, I present some background information on how the Board normally conducts their business.
The Trustees have three full-board meetings each year, in October, February, and June. The October board meeting […]
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Dear Lovely Readers,
The Blaze has now published a mission statement, to give clarity to the role it intends to play in the Antioch College revival movement.
The Mission of The Blaze
We, The Blaze, are dedicated to providing information relevant to the Antioch College revival movement, while remaining independent of the factions involved.
The Blaze will continue to […]
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Dear Dedicated Readers,
Many of the articles appearing on blazenews.org were originally published on 11 x 17 sheets of paper and distributed around the Antioch College campus. Now blazenews.org supplies you with the PDFs of the printed form you can check them out by clicking here, or going to the ”Pages” on the right side of the page and clicking […]
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