Antioch College Struggles to Survive in Ohio
Antioch College in Yellow Springs faces mounting financial and reputational pressures after years of expansion and a volatile student strike. Enrollment is down 25 percent, deficits total 1.27 million with a 5.5 million budget, and 25 percent of faculty face job loss next year. Debates over leadership focus on the satellite network versus the Yellow Springs campus persist as a search for a new chancellor and fundraising help begins.
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UPI editor Louis Cassels dies at 52 in South Carolina
Louis Cassels, longtime United Press International senior editor and religion writer, dies at his Aiken home after a coronary. A Duke graduate and author of many religion books, he covered Vatican II and Kent State among other major religious and social welfare stories.
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