18 November 2007
People were killed by Three Mile Island & other nuclear disasters
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Harvey Wasserman
One of the biggest lies ever told in American industrial history is that “no one died at Three Mile Island.”

In the frenzy to get public funding for still more nuclear reactors, some industry backers now say no one has ever...
10 October 2007
Shock, awe and Antioch: The Bush administration's attack on progressive education
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Bob Fitrakis
As the Free Press goes to press, the Antioch College Alumni Association has raised $12 million in donations and pledges in an effort to keep the socially-conscious college from closing next year.

Mysteries still surround...
15 August 2007
Do the neo-cons need Karl Rove when they can count on the Democrats?
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Harvey Wasserman
Karl Rove scoots off the sunken White House ship with his plans for future neo-con dominance safe and secure---in the hands of Democrats unwilling or incapable of challenging his dirtiest deeds.

Elected to end a lunatic war,...
16 July 2007
Did U.S. intelligence assets kill Antioch College?
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Bob Fitrakis
At the time of its announced closure, Antioch College, perhaps America’s most progressive and well-known peace college, had a few visible capitalist hawks on its Board of Trustees.

Bruce P. Bedford, one of only three Trustees...
06 July 2007
The patriotic service of Leonard Peltier versus the treason of Scooter Libby
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Harvey Wasserman
In all the hand-wringing about George Bush's ghastly commutation for Scooter Libby, the name that should resonate most is that of Leonard Peltier.

While the junta's henchmen walk free, this great Native American activist still...
26 June 2007
Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity
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Bob Fitrakis
You can't generally hold a writer responsible for a headline, usually written by an editor, but you can take issue with it. The headline "Antioch's sunk itself by refusing to evolve," in the June 17 Columbus Dispatch over a Mike Harden...

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