Feb. 5, 08

Hi from Yazz (David) Allen '92, son of geezer David Allen '66 (Email me at YazzAllen@Yahoo.Com):

Does ANYONE reading this have information about or (better yet) actual copies of ANTIOCH content movies OTHER THAN the two famous "Antioch Adventure Part One and Part Two" of 1967 and 1988 respectively.

OTHER movies about Antioch and made by Antiochians exist, and should be discussed and exchanged!

I've heard an "Antioch Adventure Part THREE" movie was made, but never learned more about that.

In 1963, my father, David Roger Allen '66, starred in an Antioch College student movie titled THE EASTER PARADE made by then Antioch College student film-maker of fame, Mike Mideke '66.

[ A third Yazz? Oh now this is going to get confusing *evil grin*. Read the rest of the store, and enjoy. - Yazz D. Atlas ]

Jan. 20, 08

Hi from Yazz (David) Allen '66 (Email me at YazzAllen@Yahoo.Com):

There is definitely a physical difference in students who attended Antioch College in the 1960's and were filmed in the 1967 produced ANTIOCH ADVENTURE PART ONE movie, and students who attended

Hi from Yazz Allen ' 66 (contact YazzAllen@Yahoo.Com)!

If the Antioch College, Ohio residential undergrad program is closed down (as Antioch University Trustees announced in June 2007 would happen by July 2008), a group of adult ed non-residential schools bearing the name "Antioch University" will remain...and these schools may well increasingly provide "University Of Phoenix" type education, even though the "Antioch" name remains.

Here's information about the Unversity Of Phoenix, and why persons interested in Antioch College, Ohio, past and present, should consider the connection between the two educational "institutions."

Hi From Yazz (David Roger) Allen '66 (YazzAllen@Yahoo.Com)!

Here's Antiochiana information about folk dancing which was widely popular at Antioch College, Ohio 40 years ago!

Antiochiana includes memorabilia about folk dancing in past decades at Antioch College, Ohio, popular from the 1950's through the 1970's (Antioch's so-called "Golden Age"). Oddly, very little information about folk dancing at Antioch College, Ohio, is available or part of the formal Antiochiana Collection presently located in the Kettering Library at Antioch in YSO.

Friday night folk dances in the ’60s at Antioch were by far the most popular single weekly social event on Antioch campus. People disagreed about a lot, but almost everyone liked folk dancing, and the weekly Red Square Folk Dances were attended by hundreds: advanced dancers, beginning dancers, and onlookers. We danced around the tree, which grew in the center of Red Square and was outfitted with floodlights and a single loud speaker.

Hello from Yazz Allen '66!

Here's a notice by current Antioch College Kelly O'Keefe '08 who organized a benefit to oppose the Antioch College closedown set for July 2008 announced by the Antioch University Board Of Trustees last month (June 2007).