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Chapman University bloggers featured in BBC shuttle coverage

Dawn Bonker
July 8, 2011
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Chapman bloggers Drs. Leahy and Dechow chronicle historic launch of Atlantis.

While most followers of NASA’s space shuttle program watched the final shuttle launch on televisions and computer screens this morning, two Chapman University scholars enjoyed on-the-spot viewing as media members covering the end of the historic program.

Anna Leahy Ph.D., associate professor of English and her husband, Leatherby Libraries associate librarian Douglas Dechow, Ph.D., write
Lofty Ambitions
, a blog about aerospace, aviation history and related issues. They’re covering the final Atlantis launch and voyage in the space blog and were also featured in a
BBC News
article titled
US shuttle goodbyes: Your stories
.

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