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The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Roberta Hestenes to be featured as first CCT luncheon speaker

Reverend Roberta Hestenes is scheduled to be the speaker at the Center for Christian Thought's first luncheon.
Brittany Cervantes, Writer • October 18, 2012
Reverend Roberta Hestenes is scheduled to be the speaker at the Center for Christian Thought's first luncheon.

Overcrowding prompts Spiritual Development to grant all students credit for Wednesday workshop

During Wednesday workshops, many students are unable to find a seat in the Sutherland auditorium. Due to the overcrowding issue, all Biola students were given one conference credit. | Olivia Blinn/THE CHIMES
Overcrowding proves to be an issue on the first day of Torrey Conference.
Katie Nelson, Writer • October 18, 2012
Overcrowding proves to be an issue on the first day of Torrey Conference.

Biola tuition increase a national low

The Biola tuition increase beats the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities national average.
Matthew Norman, Writer • October 18, 2012
The Biola tuition increase beats the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities national average.

Changing religious landscape in U.S. not reflected at Biola

Pew Forum survey results reflect changing religious landscape in America.
Katie Nelson and Julia Henning • October 18, 2012
Pew Forum survey results reflect changing religious landscape in America.

Crime Log: Oct. 18, 2012

A medical emergency occurred at Hope Hall on Oct. 16 at approximately 11 p.m.
Katie Nelson, Writer • October 17, 2012
A medical emergency occurred at Hope Hall on Oct. 16 at approximately 11 p.m.

AS Senate Rundown: Oct. 16, 2012

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The senate heard one new proposal requesting funding for Biola's student-run radio station, The Torch.
Christine Chan, Writer • October 17, 2012
The senate heard one new proposal requesting funding for Biola's student-run radio station, The Torch.

Campus Safety holds campus-wide disaster drill

John Buchanan/THE CHIMES
Campus Safety held its first campus-wide, major disaster drill since 2009 on Thursday morning.
Katie Nelson and Julia Henning • October 11, 2012
Campus Safety held its first campus-wide, major disaster drill since 2009 on Thursday morning.

Alternate chapels no longer offered for credit

Junior Jamie Nunes works as a chapel scanner in Chase Gymnasium last year. | Job Ang/THE CHIMES [file photo]
Spiritual Development is no longer permitting non-chapel events to provide credits toward mandatory chapel requirements.
Austin Champion, Writer • October 11, 2012
Spiritual Development is no longer permitting non-chapel events to provide credits toward mandatory chapel requirements.

Torrey Conference kicks off next week

Courtesy | Jeremy Pedron
Looking ahead to Torrey Conference: speakers, workshops, and AS Serve Day.
Katie Nelson and Julia Henning • October 11, 2012
Looking ahead to Torrey Conference: speakers, workshops, and AS Serve Day.

Students react as gas prices jump dramatically

On Tuesday, October 9, the 76 on Imperial and La Mirada displays the currently high gas prices. | Emily Arnold/THE CHIMES
Biola students feel the effects of gas prices fluctuating in California.
Elizabeth Sallie, Writer • October 11, 2012
Biola students feel the effects of gas prices fluctuating in California.

Fire alarms persist due to faulty system

Multiple fire alarms have taken place due to a glitch in the wiring system.
Katie Nelson, Writer • October 11, 2012
Multiple fire alarms have taken place due to a glitch in the wiring system.

Early exploration of Myspace is invitation-only

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Biola students and staff respond to the new Myspace.
Katie Nelson, Writer • October 10, 2012
Biola students and staff respond to the new Myspace.
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