CHAPMAN HAPPENINGS
August 17-23, 1998

Pick Up Your Temporary and Annual Parking Permit Now

In an effort to relieve congestion at campus safety and the 
cashier's office, faculty and staff are encouraged to pick 
up your free, temporary parking permit and your 1998-99 decal 
before students return. The temporary permit allows parking 
in the new structure as soon as it opens (Sept. 7, per  Vice 
President Gary Brahm) through Oct. 31. Beginning Nov. 1, you 
must display the 1998-99 decal, which costs  $40. 
Campus Safety has a table set up near the Pankey Lounge (Argyros Forum) to dispense the permits. To receive the temporary, simply  bring your campus ID. To pick up your 1998-99 decal, you must first pay for it at the Cashier's  office (Roosevelt Hall). 							Bring the receipt and your  license plate number 							to the Campus  Safety table. 
The parking structure is reserved for staff, faculty 	
and visitors. It will provide patrolled, covered
parking. The 1998-99 decals are to be placed in the rear 
window of  vehicles. They are a "static cling" design, 
which will help make things easier for you if you drive 
different vehicles to work. Campus Safety has published 
an FAQ sheet which covers most details about parking on-
campus. Pick one up when you get your decal, or call 
Campus Safety at x6763.

Say Farewell to Anna Garza

A farewell gathering for Anna Garza, who has served as director 
of the Career Development Center since 1992, will be held 
Thursday, Aug. 20, 10 a.m. - 12 noon in the Humanities Lounge 
(Wilkinson Hall). Comments will begin at 11 a.m.  Garza's 
last day is Aug. 21; she leaves us to assume a post  with the 
North Orange County Community College District.

Faculty and Staff Notes

Dr. Tibor Machan, distinguished fellow of the Leatherby Center, 
delivered a presentation to the members of the Public Relations 
Society of America on ethics and public relations, such as 
determining the most ethical response to a situation where 
the proper course of action is unclear.

Gayle Schoepf, assistant director of church relations, is the 
chair of the national Hymnal Development Committee for the 
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). As such, she assisted 
with the completion of the Chalice Hymnal, which is the 
hymnal being used in most Disciples congregations across the 
nation. Also, just off the press is the Chalice Hymnal 
Companion, which features articles on each hymn in the hymnal. 
Schoepf contributed 35 of the articles.

My Summer Vacation ...

Professor Anita Storck of the Department of Languages, reports 
that she spent 2 1/2 weeks on the other side of the world, in 
Australia. "It was great, I call it the 'summer of animals' -- 
between the  kangaroos, parrots, koalas, wombats, and dolphins, 
and the walks in the rainforests, it was a very pleasant, 
nature-filled  vacation."

Speak Up, Or Wait 'Til Next Year

Student Gayathri Nair is the coordinator for the 1998-99 
Distinguished Lecture. She reports that "the project is in 
the initial planning stages for the fall semester, and we are 
in search of suggestions regarding the theme and possible 
speakers." She is asking for ideas and input. Among the names 
that have been suggested already by campus community members are: 
Rabbi Harold Kushner, William Bennett, Pat Buchannan, 
Billy Graham, Jimmy Carter, Margaret Thatcher, Hillary Rodham Clinton,
and President George Bush. If you have ideas, send them by e-mail 
to gnair.

Something (Or Nothing) to Think About

-- Two wrongs don't make a right, but three rights make a left.		
-- On the keyboard of life, always keep one finger on the escape 
key.				
-- There are two rules for ultimate success in life: 1) Never 
tell everything you know. 2) Hmm.	
-- The truth shall make you free -- unless you're a criminal.  
In which case, the courts will do it.	
-- Is a campus dispute a quadwrangle?

News From a Staff Alumnus

Frank Braddy, formerly of facilities management, wants the 
campus community to know he's moving to Key West. Here's his 
address: 921-A Duval St., Key West, FL 33040.  Phone: (305)  
294-3396.  E-mail: DISNEY0690@aol.com

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