Articles | Orange Review

63 - May / Jun 14

Acupuncturist Chris Bruckner specializes in pain relief at his newly opened Green Jade Acupuncture. Located on East Chapman within walking distance to the Plaza, the office includes four treatment rooms for massage and acupuncture. Having previously worked in the pharmaceutical industry for many years before... Read More →

Acupuncturist Chris Bruckner specializes in pain relief at his newly opened Green Jade Acupuncture. Located on East Chapman within walking distance to the Plaza, the office includes four treatment rooms for massage and acupuncture. Having... Read More →

63 - May / Jun 14

TEDxChapmanU

When Greg Irwin attended TEDxChapmanU last year, the commercial account rep for an Orange graphics company left the event held on Chapman’s campus highly motivated to make some changes in his professional life. The talk that inspired Irwin given by Gwynne Shotwell, president and CEO of SpaceX,... Read More →

When Greg Irwin attended TEDxChapmanU last year, the commercial account rep for an Orange graphics company left the event held on Chapman’s campus highly motivated to make some changes in his professional life. The talk that... Read More →

63 - May / Jun 14

Stitches of Freedom

Prior to her two sons joining the military, like many Americans Jennifer Robles didn’t give much thought to those serving our country in conflicts overseas. “I was patriotic, but unaware of the challenges they face,” says Robles, whose son Jacob Washington is serving in... Read More →

Prior to her two sons joining the military, like many Americans Jennifer Robles didn’t give much thought to those serving our country in conflicts overseas. “I was patriotic, but unaware of the challenges they... Read More →

63 - May / Jun 14

Principal for a Day

Transitional Kindergarten students at West Orange Elementary School in the library with Sheryl (left) and Jennifer Bourgeois. When Sheryl Bourgeois acted as Principal for a Day at West Orange Elementary recently, Chapman University’s Executive Vice President found the experience to be especially eye-opening. “They say everything you... Read More →

Transitional Kindergarten students at West Orange Elementary School in the library with Sheryl (left) and Jennifer Bourgeois. When Sheryl Bourgeois acted as Principal for a Day at West Orange Elementary recently, Chapman University’s Executive Vice President found... Read More →

63 - May / Jun 14

Graduating Chapman University

A long-awaited occasion, college graduation brings with it excitement and anticipation. This year’s Commencement Weekend to be held May 22nd-24th at Chapman University will celebrate the many accomplishments of the school’s graduates. “Commencement is an exciting and joyful end of our academic year,” says Dr. Jerry Price,... Read More →

A long-awaited occasion, college graduation brings with it excitement and anticipation. This year’s Commencement Weekend to be held May 22nd-24th at Chapman University will celebrate the many accomplishments of the school’s graduates. “Commencement is an exciting... Read More →

62 - Mar/Apr 14

Harold W. Hewitt, Jr.

Harold W. Hewitt, Jr. For most of his educational career, Harold Hewitt kept an eye on Chapman University. “I met Jim Doti early on during his presidency at the school, and I was impressed with his plans for growth. From that point on, I watched... Read More →

Harold W. Hewitt, Jr. For most of his educational career, Harold Hewitt kept an eye on Chapman University. “I met Jim Doti early on during his presidency at the school, and I was impressed with... Read More →

62 - Mar / Apr 14

Fairy Gardens

with M&M Nursery

In 1956, when the heady scent of orange blossoms filled the air in Orange, M & M Nursery opened in the middle of a grove next to a small, two-lane street named Tustin. “The times were so trusting back then, there wasn’t even a fence around... Read More →

In 1956, when the heady scent of orange blossoms filled the air in Orange, M & M Nursery opened in the middle of a grove next to a small, two-lane street named Tustin. “The times were... Read More →

62 - Mar / Apr 14

Moira Hahn

On a brisk fall day in the early 1960s, Moira Hahn’s mother sent her out into their suburban Maryland yard to clear leaves from a patio. Rather than gather the scattered vegetation for disposal, the 7-year-old saw something completely different within the pile of nature’s bounty... Read More →

On a brisk fall day in the early 1960s, Moira Hahn’s mother sent her out into their suburban Maryland yard to clear leaves from a patio. Rather than gather the scattered vegetation for disposal, the 7-year-old... Read More →

62 - Mar / Apr 14

Nectar Clothing

Tricia Kelly and her husband, David, have opened a third location for their Redlands-based Nectar Clothing, a successful line of Made-in-the-U.S.A. apparel for college-aged girls. Nectar Clothing It took three years for Tricia Kelly, co-owner of Nectar Clothing, to find just the right space to open a new store in Old... Read More →

Tricia Kelly and her husband, David, have opened a third location for their Redlands-based Nectar Clothing, a successful line of Made-in-the-U.S.A. apparel for college-aged girls. Nectar Clothing It took three years for Tricia Kelly, co-owner of Nectar Clothing, to find... Read More →

62 - Mar / Apr 14

Celebrating Huell Howser

Fans of the late Huell Howser and his iconic TV show “California’s Gold” are invited to a free Open House at Chapman University on Saturday, March 29th from 9 am to 6 pm. The event will include live appearances by various stars of Howser’s public television programs and tours of the... Read More →

Fans of the late Huell Howser and his iconic TV show “California’s Gold” are invited to a free Open House at Chapman University on Saturday, March 29th from 9 am to 6 pm. The event will include live appearances by various... Read More →