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Who would have guessed that a Chapman University support group called The Fashionables would be around 40 years? Formed in 1971 when Chapman University was called Chapman College, the group's focus was to offer top-notch programs to its members and use members' dues for scholarships for students enrolled in the university's World Campus Afloat "floating

Every summer, Marion Knott Studios gets to take a deep breath and relax. Like all of us, the studio we work in needs a chance to grow, expand, and change with the times.  With most of our students away from Orange, whether on a cultural exchange program, internship, or simply traveling, the queit summer hours

  WB's former marketing head joins College of Film and Media Arts By RACHEL ABRAMS Taubin Former Warner Bros. marketing head Dawn Taubin has joined the faculty of Chapman U.'s Dodge College of Film and Media Arts as a professor of public relations and advertising. WB reached the $1 billion mark at the domestic B.O. for

Eliza's Story:  Ashland High School graduate films documentary about young lady with Down syndrome who was dropped from SOU course By Paris Achen for the Tidings Posted: 2:00 AM May 19, 2011 When Chapman University filmmaking student Ruby Stocking graduated from Ashland High School in 2008, she had never met Eliza Schaaf, a classmate with Down syndrome.