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Biolans react to health care overhaul

The battle to pass the highly controversial health care bill ended this week in Washington, D.C. when President Obama signed the bill into law.

Crista De Silva, Writer • March 24, 2010

The battle to pass the highly controversial health care bill ended this week in Washington, D.C. when President Obama signed the bill into law.

La Mirada throws low-key birthday party

On a tight budget, the City of La Mirada celebrates its 50th with little glitz.

Robert Scott, Writer • March 24, 2010

On a tight budget, the City of La Mirada celebrates its 50th with little glitz.

Easter’s meaning lost on many, study shows

A study released last week by the Barna Group revealed that few Americans know Easter's true origin.

Michelle Orgill, Writer • March 23, 2010

A study released last week by the Barna Group revealed that few Americans know Easter's true origin.

Marathon runners race for more than themselves

Hundreds of runners represent charitable causes during the L.A. Marathon on Sunday.

Amy Ortega, Writer • March 23, 2010

Hundreds of runners represent charitable causes during the L.A. Marathon on Sunday.

Muehloff attempts to dispel angst about feminism

The speaking event was hosted by AS's Coalition for Social Action.

Harmony Wheeler, Writer • March 23, 2010

The speaking event was hosted by AS's Coalition for Social Action.

Portal tossed for tricked out replacement

The student information database will be replaced by a new site called my.Biola beginning in April.

Harmony Wheeler, Writer • March 23, 2010

The student information database will be replaced by a new site called my.Biola beginning in April.

Speakers testify at Missions Conference

Several speakers shared personal stories about victory over "darkness."

Amber Baker, Writer • March 23, 2010

Several speakers shared personal stories about victory over "darkness."

Missions speaker: Start evangelism efforts in the cities

The first day of Missions Conference concluded Wednesday night with a call to take small steps toward change in cities.

Daniel Getzfred, Writer • March 17, 2010

The first day of Missions Conference concluded Wednesday night with a call to take small steps toward change in cities.

Business calls Corey east

President Corey will make a trip at the end of the month to China and Indonesia where he will connect with donors and friends of Biola.

Kathryn Watson, Writer • March 17, 2010

President Corey will make a trip at the end of the month to China and Indonesia where he will connect with donors and friends of Biola.

‘Una experiencia nueva’: Hundreds of Spanish speakers get new look at worship

The occasion was the 31st annual National Hispanic Conference, which was held Saturday at Biola.

Kathryn Watson, Writer • March 17, 2010

The occasion was the 31st annual National Hispanic Conference, which was held Saturday at Biola.

Career fair to bring employers to campus

Resume workshops will be held in preparation for the Career and Internship Expo, which is Thursday, March 25.

Christopher McMunn, Writer • March 16, 2010

Resume workshops will be held in preparation for the Career and Internship Expo, which is Thursday, March 25.

Talbot complex construction may begin this summer

Biola plans to break ground on the new Talbot East building as early as June 1 for an estimated $11.5 million. Problem: The fundraising team says it is still $5 million shy of what is needed to start.

Elizabeth Mak, Writer • March 16, 2010

Biola plans to break ground on the new Talbot East building as early as June 1 for an estimated $11.5 million. Problem: The fundraising team says it is still $5 million shy of what is needed to start.