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The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Pew survey shows atheists and agnostics lead in religious knowledge

A recent Pew survey reveals that atheists and agnostics have the most knowledge of world religions, and Mormons beat evangelicals in questions on Christianity.
October 15, 2010
A recent Pew survey reveals that atheists and agnostics have the most knowledge of world religions, and Mormons beat evangelicals in questions on Christianity.

Campus Safety releases annual report

Biola has had fewer crimes on campus in the last three years, according to the annual “Security & Fire Safety Report.” Campus Safety provides many services to students to ensure community safety. KATIE JURANEK/The Chimes
Biola's campus experienced lower crime rates in 2009, but Campus Safety is continuing to be proactive with their strategies.
Alethia Selby, Writer • October 14, 2010
Biola's campus experienced lower crime rates in 2009, but Campus Safety is continuing to be proactive with their strategies.

College Board releases findings on college and unemployment

In “Education Pays,” a report released by The College Board Advocacy and Policy Center, the price tag of a college diploma is shown to be a worthwhile monetary investment. The report explores topics such as career wages, social behaviors and leadership as benefits of committing to higher education. KELSEY HENG/ The Chimes
The College Board recently released a report finding that the benefits of college outweigh the cost.
October 14, 2010
The College Board recently released a report finding that the benefits of college outweigh the cost.

MTV partners with College Board Advocacy and Policy Council

MTV is partnering with the College Board Advocacy & Policy Center to fund a grant for an individual who proposes an innovative digital tool that will simplify the financial aid process.
Kathryn Watson, Writer • October 14, 2010
MTV is partnering with the College Board Advocacy & Policy Center to fund a grant for an individual who proposes an innovative digital tool that will simplify the financial aid process.

Theme and speakers revealed for Biola’s Torrey Conference 2010

Torrey Conference 2010 will focus on conflict resolution, featuring speakers from Peacemaker Ministries.
Alethia Selby, Writer • October 11, 2010
Torrey Conference 2010 will focus on conflict resolution, featuring speakers from Peacemaker Ministries.

California appeals process buys death row inmate more time

Judge's decision delays indefinitely California's first planned execution in more than four years.
Nathan Palatsky, Writer • October 8, 2010
Judge's decision delays indefinitely California's first planned execution in more than four years.

Biola’s new pre-law minor announced at annual dinner

A panel of Christian attorneys share their experiences and answer student questions at Biola's department dinner. Job Ang/ The Chimes
Students learn about Biola's new pre-law minor and hear from Christian lawyers at the department's annual dinner.
Harmony Wheeler, Writer • October 8, 2010
Students learn about Biola's new pre-law minor and hear from Christian lawyers at the department's annual dinner.

Girls, pearls and beach converge at weekend event

The "Designed to Shine" program hosted a weekend event at Biola, taking girls on a journey from the Fluor Fountain to the beach to explore how God has uniquely created them.
The "Designed to Shine" program hosted a weekend event at Biola, taking girls on a journey from the Fluor Fountain to the beach to explore how God has uniquely created them.
October 7, 2010
The "Designed to Shine" program hosted a weekend event at Biola, taking girls on a journey from the Fluor Fountain to the beach to explore how God has uniquely created them.

Biola students grab free merchandise at bookstore competition

Two lucky Biola students made it out the door with hundreds of dollars of free merchandise at the Biola bookstore's annual "Jam It, Cram It" competition.
Two lucky Biola students made it out the door with hundreds of dollars of free merchandise at the Biola bookstore's annual "Jam It, Cram It" competition.
Amber Amaya, Writer • October 6, 2010
Two lucky Biola students made it out the door with hundreds of dollars of free merchandise at the Biola bookstore's annual "Jam It, Cram It" competition.

Biola close to reaching enrollment cap with fall class

Biola close to reaching enrollment cap with fall class
Biola is nearing its city-mandated enrollment cap for its La Mirada campus.
Harmony Wheeler, Writer • October 6, 2010
Biola is nearing its city-mandated enrollment cap for its La Mirada campus.

Bike theft crime ring discovered and arrested

PREVENTATIVE MEASURES: Locking up bikes is the first step to keeping them from getting stolen, a step which many Biola students skip. | Brad Miersma / The Chimes
A trio of suspects involved in a recent series of Biola bike thefts has been arrested by L.A. sheriffs thanks to careful work by Campus Safety.
Amy Ritter, Writer • October 6, 2010
A trio of suspects involved in a recent series of Biola bike thefts has been arrested by L.A. sheriffs thanks to careful work by Campus Safety.

Construction affects relationship between Biola and La Mirada

Recent construction has raised concerns about the relationship between La Mirada and Biola University.
September 30, 2010
Recent construction has raised concerns about the relationship between La Mirada and Biola University.
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