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The Chimes

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The Chimes

State ban might affect new athletic field plans

Photo illustration by Aaron Fooks/THE CHIMES
A new senate bill calls for research on the health hazards of synthetic turfs and stalls installations until 2018.
Dayna Drum, Writer February 3, 2015
A new senate bill calls for research on the health hazards of synthetic turfs and stalls installations until 2018.

North Hall rooms open to tour

More progress is made on North Hall, the new dorm located in upper campus. | Molli Kaptein/THE CHIMES
With housing registration approaching, the tours of North Hall will be offered to encourage residency.
Alondra Urizar, Writer February 2, 2015
With housing registration approaching, the tours of North Hall will be offered to encourage residency.

Senators discuss elections

Grant Walter/THE CHIMES
Upcoming elections to bring fresh faces to AS.
Grace Gibney, Writer January 30, 2015
Upcoming elections to bring fresh faces to AS.

Community copes through prayer

Students and faculty hold hands and sing Amazing Grace at the prayer vigil. | Aaron Fooks/THE CHIMES
Students, faculty and staff respond to the deaths of Michael Brown, Eric Garner and Tamir Rice with prayer and discussion.
Dayna Drum, Writer December 10, 2014
Students, faculty and staff respond to the deaths of Michael Brown, Eric Garner and Tamir Rice with prayer and discussion.

Hospitals treat Ebola hype

Nursing students Jin Lee and Eunice Lee practice taking each others blood pressure. Students involved in the nursing program are now preparing to serve overseas. | Aaron Fooks/THE CHIMES
Though the current risk for Ebola in the U.S. is low, hospitals continue to inform staff of Ebola procedures.
Alanna Denton, Writer December 10, 2014
Though the current risk for Ebola in the U.S. is low, hospitals continue to inform staff of Ebola procedures.

2015 budget proposed

Grant Walter/THE CHIMES
Associated Students propose their budget for next semester’s budget.
Melissa Hedrick, Writer December 10, 2014
Associated Students propose their budget for next semester’s budget.

What’s the Big IDEA?

Jenny Oetzell/THE CHIMES
IDEA course evaluations spur professors to improve their courses.
Jennifer Jensen, Writer December 10, 2014
IDEA course evaluations spur professors to improve their courses.

Breaking free of millennial trends

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Biola seniors face post-graduation with confidence, contrary to recent California millennial report.
Torie Hamilton, Writer December 9, 2014
Biola seniors face post-graduation with confidence, contrary to recent California millennial report.

Crime Log: Dec. Nov. 28 — Dec. 8

Crime Log: Dec. Nov. 28 — Dec. 8
Sexual assault, vandalism and possession of alcohol make up this week's crime log.
Torie Hamilton, Writer December 9, 2014
Sexual assault, vandalism and possession of alcohol make up this week's crime log.

UCM’s potential grows with new Vice President

Lee Wilhite steps down from his role as Vice President of Enrollment, Marketing and Communications.
After sixty applicants applied for the position of new Vice President of UCM, Lee Wilhite takes the position.
Sarah Pineda, Writer December 9, 2014
After sixty applicants applied for the position of new Vice President of UCM, Lee Wilhite takes the position.

Safety in numbers

Safety concerns addressed for academic service learning projects.
Jenna Kubiak, Writer December 9, 2014
Safety concerns addressed for academic service learning projects.

Abortion images return with administration approval

Ana Waltschew/THE CHIMES
Diana Jimenez and pro-life advocates display another round of graphic posters in the center of campus.
Dayna Drum, Writer December 4, 2014
Diana Jimenez and pro-life advocates display another round of graphic posters in the center of campus.