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Search Results for: "antioch school"
YS News piece on Antioch School Gala & Jon Langford
Here’s a piece the Yellow Springs News posted about this weekend’s Langford-palooza. It’s going to be fun! If you’re able to do so, listen to WYSO at 12:15pm today when Niki Dakota will interview Jon Langford.
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Tagged Emporium Cafe, Joe Strummer, Jon Langford, The Antioch School, WYSO, Yellow Springs, Yellow Springs News
DCP piece about Jon Langford & Antioch School Fundraiser
Read the Dayton City Paper piece about Jon Langford and the Antioch School Gala here! (However: Please note that the Gala is happening ONE NIGHT ONLY! Saturday, March 4, at 6pm. For more information, or to buy tickets, you can call … Continue reading
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Tagged Emporium Cafe, Interdisciplinary Aesthetics, Jean Cook, Jon Langford, Mekons, The Antioch School
Jon Langford To Headline Antioch School Fundraiser
From the Antioch School press release: The Antioch School’s 2017 Auction Gala will feature an intimate concert with internationally-celebrated songwriter and painter Jon Langford on Saturday, March 4, 6pm, at the Foundry Theater, Antioch College campus, 920 Corry St., Yellow … Continue reading
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Tagged Emporium Cafe, Jean Cook, Jon Langford, Mekons, The Antioch School, Waco Brothers
The Normal Magic of a Place (on the Antioch School)
In perusing the Antioch School’s website this evening, I noticed that a piece I wrote awhile ago about the importance of story had been posted there. The memory of that time provided uplift for me just now, so thought I’d share it here. Uplift … Continue reading
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Tagged being a mother, The Antioch School, the importance of story
Why I chose the Antioch School (part 1, to be continued…)
For some time, I’ve been wanting to write about why I chose to send my daughter to The Antioch School. I just read a post on Unicyclist.com by Mike Hout about his visit to the school, and am invigorated despite … Continue reading
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Support the country’s oldest democratic school (& have some fun, too!)…
Dear Readers, Happy Friday! Here’s a sweet video of Jon Langford and Jean Cook doing the song “Are You An Entertainer?” If you have 4 minutes and 54 seconds to watch it, please do (you’ll thank me!). And if you’re near … Continue reading
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Tagged Jean Cook, Jon Langford, Mekons, music, The Antioch School
L’il ray o’ light, March 4
Sometimes things that are beautiful and true endure in the world…coalesce in the midst of what seems like unrelenting darkness to one crystalline time and place. Here’s one such moment: Jon Langford and Jean Cook will provide entertainment at the 21st Annual Antioch … Continue reading
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Tagged Emporium Cafe, Jean Cook, Jon Langford, Mekons, The Antioch School
Finding the mud puddle
I got an email from my daughter’s teacher last night. My daughter is in first grade at the Antioch School, which, according to the school’s website, “is the oldest democratic school in the country.” Her teacher, Christine Lipari-Althaus, often sends emails with reminders … Continue reading
I hope gratitude is never tardy
Sorting through my office, confronting the hamster nests of papers in order to pack and move, I found a piece of yellow legal paper on which I drafted (but never ultimately sent) a note of thanks to send to friends … Continue reading
Loving a school
Back in the 1970s when I attended the Antioch School, the building itself seemed to be alive and breathing. (Here’s a piece about the school and the building by alum Tucker Viemiester.) In the Red Room (now Art & Science) … Continue reading
