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The Chimes

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The Chimes

Senators wrap up lingering proposals

Grant Walter/THE CHIMES
With the semester coming to a close, senators vote on final funding proposals for the year.
Grace Gibney, Writer May 4, 2015
With the semester coming to a close, senators vote on final funding proposals for the year.

Reluctance to report presents obstacles

Victims’ reluctance to report sexual assaults presents the greatest obstacles for Campus Safety and Student Development.
Nicole Foy, Writer April 29, 2015
Victims’ reluctance to report sexual assaults presents the greatest obstacles for Campus Safety and Student Development.

Social media campaign asks for discussion

Biolans’ Equal Ground, a group of LGBTQ students and allies, promote alternative narratives of same-sex attraction in response to a film screening that fell short of expectations.
Grace Gibney, Writer April 29, 2015
Biolans’ Equal Ground, a group of LGBTQ students and allies, promote alternative narratives of same-sex attraction in response to a film screening that fell short of expectations.

Recycling roadblocks

Cherri Yoon/THE CHIMES
Although recycling efforts have dramatically improved within the last year, Biola still has a long road ahead.
Lauren Peterson, Writer April 28, 2015
Although recycling efforts have dramatically improved within the last year, Biola still has a long road ahead.

Crime Log: April 19 — 24

Crime Log: April 19 — 24
A fire and instances of petty theft make up this week's crime log.
Sarah Pineda, Writer April 28, 2015
A fire and instances of petty theft make up this week's crime log.

Cafe opening kickstarts eatery renovations

Cafe opening kickstarts eatery renovations
While the Heritage Cafe boasts new eating options, Facilities plans to update popular eating areas around campus.
Grace Gibney, Writer April 22, 2015
While the Heritage Cafe boasts new eating options, Facilities plans to update popular eating areas around campus.

Sexual assault off-campus: annual security reports are not the whole story

Cherri Yoon/THE CHIMES
Sexual assault is more likely to occur off-campus, although Biola University is not required to report these incidences to the U.S. Department of the Education.
Nicole Foy, Writer April 22, 2015
Sexual assault is more likely to occur off-campus, although Biola University is not required to report these incidences to the U.S. Department of the Education.