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The Chimes

“Buried” surprises, despite low budget

"Buried" surprises, despite low budget
Despite a low budget, "Buried" delivers as a mystery and psychological thriller.
October 13, 2010
Despite a low budget, "Buried" delivers as a mystery and psychological thriller.

New art show on campus focuses on Gen X

Junior Jen Traham examines David Kasparek’s FrAction #7, one of many wood panels by the artist on display in the “Transition” gallery show. Kasparek and Daniel Finch’s collaborative exhibition opened last Tuesday night. BRAD MIERSMA/The Chimes
The current campus gallery show, "Transition" focuses on the popular images of Gen-Xers.
Julian Francolino, Writer October 13, 2010
The current campus gallery show, "Transition" focuses on the popular images of Gen-Xers.

“Social Network” delivers as a surprisingly engaging film

"Social Network" delivers as a surprisingly engaging film
The Social Network is not just a movie about computer science, but the story of the engaging human drama that led to the cultural phenomenon of Facebook.
October 6, 2010
The Social Network is not just a movie about computer science, but the story of the engaging human drama that led to the cultural phenomenon of Facebook.

Jimmy Eat World reinvents sound on new album

Jimmy Eat World reinvents sound on new album
"Invented" a frustrating listen that doesn't quite live up to its name.
Job Ang, Writer October 5, 2010
"Invented" a frustrating listen that doesn't quite live up to its name.

“You Again” conventional but still enjoyable

"You Again" conventional but still enjoyable
Acting talent redeems the predictable plot of "You Again," a comedy that delivers laughs for the whole family.
Kelsey Osterman, Writer September 30, 2010
Acting talent redeems the predictable plot of "You Again," a comedy that delivers laughs for the whole family.

“Wall Street” sequel under-delivers on potential

Despite quality acting, Wall Street is unable to translate its good ideas and messages into a relatable film.
September 29, 2010
Despite quality acting, Wall Street is unable to translate its good ideas and messages into a relatable film.

Maroon 5 delivers good all-around effort on new album

Despite a few duds, Maroon 5's "Hands All Over" shows bands talent.
Job Ang, Writer September 29, 2010
Despite a few duds, Maroon 5's "Hands All Over" shows bands talent.

Bondy brings experimental folk and sloppy execution to bar performance

Bondy brings experimental folk and sloppy execution to bar performance
Joshua Watson ventures to a bar in Costa Mesa to see folk artist A.A. Bondy perform.
Joshua Watson, Writer September 29, 2010
Joshua Watson ventures to a bar in Costa Mesa to see folk artist A.A. Bondy perform.

Linkin Park sets new album in apocalyptic world

Linkin Park sets new album in apocalyptic world
Linkin Park's latest album "A Thousand Suns" will appeal to new fans, but not the band's loyalist following.
Job Ang, Writer September 22, 2010
Linkin Park's latest album "A Thousand Suns" will appeal to new fans, but not the band's loyalist following.

Sara Bareilles delivers on latest album “Kaleidoscope Hearts”

Sara Bareilles delivers with her new album "Kaleidoscope Heart."
Job Ang, Writer September 15, 2010
Sara Bareilles delivers with her new album "Kaleidoscope Heart."

Library display focuses on photography

Check out a review of the alumni art show hosted in the library here.
Julian Francolino, Writer September 8, 2010
Check out a review of the alumni art show hosted in the library here.

Art gallery shows depravity

The latest show in the Biola art gallery shows the depths of human depravity and emotion.
Julian Francolino, Writer September 8, 2010
The latest show in the Biola art gallery shows the depths of human depravity and emotion.