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Antioch Closure Ends Chapter in Higher Education
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NPR Weekend All Things Considered
06-24-2007
Antioch Closure Ends Chapter in Higher Education
Host: DEBBIE ELLIOTT
Time 19:00-20:00 PM
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DEBBIE ELLIOTT, host:
Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio, appears to be preparing to close its doors after 150 years. Appears is the active verb because Antiochians are schooled to be fighters, social activists. The 500 alumni and faculty gathe...
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