Panther Online: Chapman University's Weekly Newspaper

Thursday, July 24, 2008

By AMBER GONZALES

NEWS | The American Music Therapy Association sent a letter to CU Friday asking for an official reason for cutting the program.

Wilkinson to be divided

By EMMA VEZEY

NEWS | The new College of Science will split from Wilkinson to make management and funding easier.

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• Summer travel woes: planning around rising gas prices

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Photo by AMBER GONZALES

Noteworthy gathering: Musical therapy and dance students have class together May 2 in the Partridge Dance Center. Some students play, while others move to the rhythm.
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1. Sefer Torah donated to Chapman

2. Editorial: Garcia deserves better

3. Panelists discuss radio’s need for more disc jockeys in the future to reinforce personable feel of AM, FM

4. The Chapman Seven: documenting college life one Web log at a time

5. Emergency plans to include texting

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Inside This Panther:

NEWS | Chapman receives a Sefer Torah, a "once in a lifetime experience.”

A&E | The amount of work put into the controversial Grand Theft Auto 4 is incredible, and it shows.

SPORTS | Chapman pitcher Kurt Yacko is being scouted by Major League Baseball.

OPINIONS | Tony Garcia receives A.S. Faculty of The Year Award, but student petitions have failed to reverse his termination.