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Arts faculty Michael Casselli ’87 exhibits in Berlin
The scenic design and performance work of Michael Casselli ’87, Antioch College assistant professor of Sculpture and Installation, will be included in a retrospective of the work of visionary Iranian-American theater director Reza Abdoh (1963-95)....
The Antioch Farm Winter Report – March 2019
Winter in Ohio can be a bleak affair. I find myself bundled, two pairs of pants on, slogging through some fresh snow at what feels like too early on a Saturday morning. As I walk, I take notice of my surroundings. The one-acre annual garden looks...
San Francisco Mime Troupe Youth Theater Project
by Andy Janecko '20 The Youth Theater Project is an after school program that brings the youth of San Francisco together to create their own one act plays… in eight weeks! Currently, I am six weeks deep within the chaos of their creativity and...
A Radio Associates Day-to-Day Life
by Mari Smith '19 I come to you from Denver, Colorado on a lazy Monday afternoon sitting among 11 felines in a “cat cafe”. Working at Denver Open media this co-op term, I enjoy Saturday, Sunday and Monday off because we do not operate on weekends...
On Not Writing in Cafes
an excerpt by Adrienne Su for S. W. It’s too much like sex in a car:fine as a concept (everyone needsto be seen at times by strangers),but reality seldom agrees. It’s clumsy. Whoever happensalong as you start to forget...
Physis Versus Nomos
an excerpt by Gordon Lish So I says to the window-shade man, I says to him you see this window shade, this window shade's no good, this window shade is beat to shit, this window shade has been in my window since who knows when, I need a new...
Chesting or The Little League Bounce Can Be Stopped
an excerpt by Ed Allen If I weren’t so afraid of getting a DUI on my way home, I would be able to run the Wednesday night Open Stage show at McGoogleburger’s the way it should be run: drunk. But the best I can do is pretend, and try...
Simeon Prophet and Johanna
an excerpt by Margaret Benbow The painting was no good, and Simeon didn’t know why. It had the best of all subjects, his wife Georgie. It had a fine title, Unique Is My Dove. He’d worked hard, straight through...
Spring 2007
THE NOBEL PRIZE FOR LITERATURE Vol.: 65 No.: 2 Fiction Nathan Oates, Hidden in the Trees Henry Van Dyke, Collateral Damage Mark Wisniewski, Straightaway Constantin Parvulescu, Back to School Jean...
‘The S Word’ Now Available for Campus Use
Thanks to the generous donation by Dave and Julie Gribbin, parents of Matthew Walker Gribbin, an Antioch College student who died by suicide in 2007, The S Word, a documentary directed by Lisa Klein aimed at bringing visibility to suicide, is now...