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

By STEFANI PETERSON
NEWS | The commotion of energetic chants in front of Memorial Hall took place a little earlier this year.

By IVAN CONTRERAS
NEWS | Booth, a professor of economics and business, graduated from Whittier College.

By ALEX ANGST
NEWS | His idea was motivated by a posse of naked women.

By MICHELLE THOMAS
NEWS | Some Chapman students don’t seem to know when to quit.

By ANOUSHKA DASKA-COYLE
NEWS | For Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) fraternity members, brotherhood goes beyond blood.

By ALEX ULSHER
NEWS | Chapman’s Newman Catholic Fellowship invited attendants to bring their pets to mass at the Fish Interfaith Center on Oct. 1 in honor of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals, the environment and Italy.

By MATT MORRISON
NEWS | When Donald Booth first signed on as an instructor of economics at Chapman in 1959, it wasn’t a university yet.

By ALEX ULSHER
NEWS | Hands Across the Planet to Poor Youth, an organization dedicated to improving the quality of life in Ethiopia, is working on a water treatment project that will filter water so the people of the Abi Adi village in Tambien province can have clean drinking water.

By IVAN CONTRERAS
NEWS | Chapman’s English department is currently searching for a new department chair after the former chair, Richard Ruppel, resigned in May 2008.

By IAN LAUSA
NEWS | Debórah Dwork, a Holocaust historian and acclaimed author, spoke about the intellectual and cultural life that Jews created in Terezin, a Nazi transit camp in the Czech Republic, in Memorial Hall on Sept. 23.

By ALEX ANGST
NEWS | When he was 12 years old, Robert Fisk wanted to be like fictional reporter Huntley Haverstock.

By SHANA MAKOS
NEWS | Chapman’s Department of Dance became an accredited organization on Friday, Sept. 12.

By DANNY LANGHORNE
NEWS | Professor Tony Alosi teaches screenwriting but also ventured into directing for his first full-length film, “Eastern State: Living Behind the Walls.”

By ANOUSHKA DASKA-COYLE
NEWS | Orange Police officers arrested Elias Louis Velez after allegations that he was peering into the window of a female student’s room in Glass Hall on Sept. 22.

By MICHELLE THOMAS
NEWS | Some people insist on peppering politics with the grains of religion, while others prefer politics plain.

By RACHELLE YEUNG
NEWS | John McCain was present at the Sept. 26 presidential debate. Missing though, from Chapman at least, were the College Republicans.

By MATT MORRISON
NEWS | From selling ice cream to furnishing high-end homes in Beverly Hills, Chapman senior Andres Muller has never been the type to let a good business idea pass him by.

By AMANDA YOUNG
NEWS | The party was on in Sin City. The Democratic Party, that is.

By AMBER GONZALES
NEWS | Members of the Orange County Bomb Squad and their canine partners are training today on the Chapman University campus.

By ALEX ULSHER
NEWS | It’s a community dinner – for two.

By MICHELLE THOMAS
NEWS | While politicians and activists preach the benefits of greener living, Chapman students are taking a grass roots approach to saving the planet.

By JILLIAN FREITAS
NEWS | Just four weeks into the 2008-2009 school year, the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and Dean of Students is looking for a new assistant dean of students and director of student conduct.

By DANNY LANGHORNE
NEWS | The Economic Science Institute has paid just under $7,000 to about 200 students for participating in an experiment to determine how trustworthy people are when handling other people’s money.

By IVAN CONTRERAS
NEWS | Since the start of the semester on Aug. 25, there have been seven bicycle thefts reported to Public Safety. At this time last year, there were none.

By IVAN CONTRERAS
NEWS | Chapman’s neighbors are not happy.


Photo by ZACH BRONSTEIN
Donald Booth, right, at his reception on Friday with former student Bob Einstein, a two-time Emmy Award-winner.
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