It’s 7:35 am at the moment, and I’m writing this blog post on the trail to work. I call it “work,” like it’s some sort of office building or a job where I spend all day in monotony, but in fact, that’s almost the opposite of
The sweet scents of vanilla, honey, and lavender drift back and forth, mixing with the hot air of the kitchen. I take in the pleasant aromas of my creation, and I am eased. For in that one instant, the incessant feeling of weight lifts from
The legacy of Anti-watt seemed intimidating at first, and still is to a degree. For those who don't know, Anti-watt once was a pirate radio station for the campus of Antioch College. One that actually played on the air waves at least. The idea of
The Yellow Springs Children's Center is a five stared childcare facility, taking care of children from infancy to fifth grade since 1926. My favorite thing about the center is that we strive on taking care of and incorporating every child's needs and interests instead of
My second co-op job is nothing like my first, and I am very grateful for that. Not because my first co-op was a terrible experience, I enjoyed it very much and learned a lot but I am happy to have a change of scenery with
This semester, I felt this once in a lifetime opportunity was proposing itself to me. I am a single mother, and my daughter is currently in pre-school. I’ve spent the past two years, preparing and planning for her first years in grade school. My hope
A Rough Start to Winter Finding a winter Co-op proved to be quite a difficult task this past term. I had reached out to a variety of places and no one seemed to be interested and we simply had a lot of hiccups in finding a
I have been working closely with the Wellness Center at CASA (Children’s After School Arts) in San Francisco and honestly it’s a dream. The Wellness Center provides a therapeutic space, activities and services for the children of CASA to increase their mental, emotional and social
Legend holds that an Antiochian can be parachuted anywhere, and they’ll find a job, a place to live, and some friends within three days… The Co-Op Interview Project provides a chance for students to discuss their co-op experiences and explore how current Antiochians shape the world.
Something Familiar - Introduction to Tecumseh Land Trust Almost on the cusp of returning to Ohio last spring, to reunite myself with familiar things, I realized that I had forgotten something important: my plans for the Fall Quarter. "Forget" is a strong word, but it is
