Difference between revisions of "Dinner and discussion on Nonstop/Antioch w/ Lincoln Alpern and Liz Flyntz"
| Line 6: | Line 6: | ||
== Photos == | == Photos == | ||
[[Has image::File:Dinner and Discussion on Nonstop Antioch.jpg| ]] | [[Has image::File:Dinner and Discussion on Nonstop Antioch.jpg| ]] | ||
| − | <gallery mode="packed"> | + | <gallery mode="packed" heights="240px"> |
Dinner and Discussion on Nonstop Antioch.jpg|Dinner and Discussion on Nonstop Antioch | Dinner and Discussion on Nonstop Antioch.jpg|Dinner and Discussion on Nonstop Antioch | ||
Watching Jeanne Kay's Nonstop Antioch commencement speech.jpg|Watching Jeanne Kay's Nonstop Antioch commencement speech | Watching Jeanne Kay's Nonstop Antioch commencement speech.jpg|Watching Jeanne Kay's Nonstop Antioch commencement speech | ||
Latest revision as of 01:33, 4 October 2017
A casual dinner at Vic's place in Bushwick on October 23, 2016 with our friends Lincoln Alpern and Liz Flyntz. Both were students of the former Antioch College, and Lincoln was also deeply involved with the Nonstop Institute.
In 2008, Antioch's board shut down their college due to financial mismanagement not so different from what happened at Cooper. In its absence the Nonstop Antioch movement independently and rigorously organized a school in exile.
Photos
Dinner and Discussion on Nonstop Antioch
Watching Jeanne Kay's Nonstop Antioch commencement speech
Documents
Can Antioch College Return From the Dead Again? — The New York Times (Sept. 16, 2011)
Reflections I, December 2015, contains a handful of primary documents from Antioch and Nonstop
