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Saturday, October 11, 2008

The opening of the Erin J. Lastinger Athletics Complex highlights Homecoming weekend

By IVAN CONTRERAS

NEWS | Rushed through the slightly chaotic lobby, people took any available space in the elevator to the stands above.

A historic trek through the physical therapy program

By SHANA MAKOS

A&E | After a life-threatening accident at the Texas Motorplex about a year ago, hot rod racing legend John Force had three months to rehabilitate and get back in his race car.

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• Chapman football fans tune in for broadcasts

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Photo by ZACH BRONSTEIN

President Doti prepares for his lap around the pool during the grand opening of the new athletics complex on the Saturday of Homecoming Weekend.
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2. Sefer Torah donated to Chapman

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5. Emergency plans to include texting

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Inside This Panther:

NEWS | He began working at Chapman in his late twenties. Five decades later, he sat in his office recalling what the journey has been like ever since.

A&E | Part-time nerd and full-time song-writer Ben Folds may have hit his funniest chord yet.

SPORTS | Junior men’s water polo co-captain Alex Mulé is on pace to shatter every scoring mark in Panther history.

OPINIONS | The majority of Chapman students are still learning how to take care of themselves.