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Cook school plans for upgrades

The Cook School of Intercultural Studies received a $100,000 gift from the Far East Broadcasting company, allowing for various upgrades to the school's building.

Amber Baker, Writer • December 2, 2009

The Cook School of Intercultural Studies received a $100,000 gift from the Far East Broadcasting company, allowing for various upgrades to the school's building.

UCLA student comments on recent protests

Josh Morrison, a junior at UCLA, watched students throw sticks, water bottles and rocks at police last week in protest of a $2,500, or 32 percent, tuition hike.

Emily Grimsley, Writer • December 1, 2009

Josh Morrison, a junior at UCLA, watched students throw sticks, water bottles and rocks at police last week in protest of a $2,500, or 32 percent, tuition hike.

Sola Soul tries to bridge culture gaps

Hip hop lovers packed half the gym Sunday night to celebrate the message of the Gospel -- street style.

Kathryn Watson, Writer • November 23, 2009

Hip hop lovers packed half the gym Sunday night to celebrate the message of the Gospel -- street style.

Students far from home can still feast

Residence Life helps out-of-state students find families to stay with for Thanksgiving.

Harmony Wheeler, Writer • November 20, 2009

Residence Life helps out-of-state students find families to stay with for Thanksgiving.

State budget cuts keep Biolans from winter classes

Students who planned to attended winter classes at community colleges are thrwarted by the effects of state budget cuts on the schools.

Alethia Selby, Writer • November 18, 2009

Students who planned to attended winter classes at community colleges are thrwarted by the effects of state budget cuts on the schools.

Chapel probation threatens enrollment

How does the university balance the enforcement of chapel requirements with the practical needs of enrollment money?

GinaMarie Schintee, Writer • November 18, 2009

How does the university balance the enforcement of chapel requirements with the practical needs of enrollment money?

Frosh steps in as Alpha West senator

Charissa Standage replaces sophomore Sarah Hernandez, who stepped down for unspecified "personal reasons."

Kathryn Watson, Writer • November 18, 2009

Charissa Standage replaces sophomore Sarah Hernandez, who stepped down for unspecified "personal reasons."

Women’s chours, chorale entrance audience

Crowell Hall was filled with the resounding sounds of singing Friday night as the Biola Women’s Chorus and the Biola Chorale combined their musical talents.

Samantha Aviles, Writer • November 18, 2009

Crowell Hall was filled with the resounding sounds of singing Friday night as the Biola Women’s Chorus and the Biola Chorale combined their musical talents.