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Letter from the editor: A new beginning

Christian Leonard, Editor-in-Chief • September 3, 2018

Dear Biola, When I was 10, I decided that I wanted to be a storyteller — someone who shares tales of adventure and humanity and the experiences of life which connect us all. But over time, the divide between fantasy and reality became harsher. “Real life” was built on forms, traffic, and...

Biola Queer Underground: Other Christian universities

Biola is among many other schools that uphold similar standards in relation to homosexuality, and they are not the first to deal with dissenting groups.

Elizabeth Sallie and Elizabeth Sallie • May 15, 2012

Biola is among many other schools that uphold similar standards in relation to homosexuality, and they are not the first to deal with dissenting groups.

Biola Queer Underground: A conversation of national scope

The conversation on homosexuality and gay marriage are extending far beyond La Mirada, with national policy change creating discussion.

Shaefer Bagwell and Shaefer Bagwell • May 15, 2012

The conversation on homosexuality and gay marriage are extending far beyond La Mirada, with national policy change creating discussion.

Biola Queer Underground: What the contract says

See what the Biola contract really says about sexuality here.

Elizabeth Sallie and Elizabeth Sallie • May 15, 2012

See what the Biola contract really says about sexuality here.

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January 1, 2011

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Let Them Eat Cake — Mud Cake, That Is

In his March 20th blog "Let Them Eat Cake," Nicholas Kristof writes of the possibility of a future column emphasizing how the recession is hitting poverty stricken countries like Haiti and the Dominican Republic harder than developed countries in the West. Kristof writes, I’m sure plenty of people shrug: So what? We have problems at home. We can’t be expected to look after everybody. Let’s address our own needs first before we worry about Haitians…. So what do you think the best answer to that view is? Or do you agree with it?

Shanley Knox, Writer • March 29, 2009

In his March 20th blog "Let Them Eat Cake," Nicholas Kristof writes of the possibility of a future column emphasizing how the recession is hitting poverty stricken countries like Haiti and the Dominican Republic harder than developed countries in the West. Kristof writes, I’m sure plenty of people shrug: So what? We have problems at home. We can’t be expected to look after everybody. Let’s address our own needs first before we worry about Haitians…. So what do you think the best answer to that view is? Or do you agree with it?