Opinion

Is there such a thing as a stupid question?

Guest column by Arlon Louie, sophomore creative writing major OK, the buck stops here. I have a bone to pick with one of my classmates, who for the entire length of my second semester has been irritating me to no end with his incredibly stupid...

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Lakers can relight the tired fire

Few people enjoyed watching what looked like a promising Lakers season flame out in spectacular fashion. Off-season acquisitions Dwight Howard and Steve Nash had their worse seasons in years. Meanwhile, Lakers veteran Pau Gasol floundered in head...

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Young Republicans still have a voice

Guest column by Samantha Summers, sophomore political science major. We might be an unheard of species, but we do exist. We are the young Republicans present on Chapman’s campus, and we have a strong voice. We hide in the shadows after a cut...

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House hunting isn’t as fun as it seems

Guest column by Emma Hertz, freshman television and broadcast journalism major. You know that bridge over by the I-5 entrance? I’m going to be living under it next year. Everything’s going to be fine. I heard there’s a man that lives under...

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Re: “Guest speaker offends students”

Letter to the Editor by Marilyn J. Harran, Ph.D., director, Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education, Stern chair in holocaust history and professor of religious studies and history. I want to respond briefly to the article “Guest speaker offends...

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Rethink parties on Cinco de Mayo

This past weekend marked one of the most celebrated holidays known to the college world: Cinco de Mayo. Translated as “Fifth of May” in English, Cinco de Mayo celebrates the battle between the Mexican and French armies in 1863, in which the...

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What type of students are we creating?

The past few weeks have held a delirious amount of surreal news. But one news story that should take the attention of Chapman students is that of one University of Maryland sorority member. This young woman, an executive member of her chapter, was...

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The catch with downloaded comic books

Turning the page or swiping the screen? The smell of print or the joy of seeing an instant download? Over the last five years we’ve seen a drastic expansion in electronics that support and sell digital media, from music, movies, books, newspapers...

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