The Chimes sat down with this year's AS presidential candidates and asked them a few questions to get better acquainted with the personalities and passions behind the platforms. See the candidates think on their feet as they answer some tough impromptu questions, such as whether or not they would keep...

While the world waits anxiously for the nationwide presidential debates and election, the Biola undergraduate community is experiencing its own version of the phenomenon. Last night Biola's Associated Students (AS) held its first AS presidential debate, one of several changes that have been instituted...

Senate Meeting: 4/1/08 At the AS Senate’s weekly Tuesday meetings senators give audience to parties requesting money, vote on pending proposals and discuss finances. Here is an outlined summary of the most recent senate meeting, which was held April 1. NEW PROPOSALS John 3:16 Challenge (China...

Biola’s lawsuit against the Bank of America and BNP Paribas claiming Biola was deliberately cheated on bond interest rates entered a new stage. While a Bloomberg report published in November claimed that presiding judge Manuel Real dismissed charges against BNP Paribas of France, as well as racketeering...

An anonymous donor recently gave one million dollars to help fund Biola’s Production Center renovations, according to Doug Tarpley, Dean of Fine Arts and Communications. This gift will allow the project to move forward and be completed before next fall—a welcome blessing after progress...

As a result of the student-led petition for faster internet, administration is now increasing the bandwidth from 45 Mbps to 100 Mbps. Once this change is implemented, students will allegedly be able to watch YouTube videos without having to wait for them to buffer. As of Feb. 15, 2008, the Internet...

WASHINGTON -- Under growing pressure from voters to do something about the nation's home foreclosure crisis, top Senate leaders agreed Tuesday to at least start with a plan that can win the support of both Democrats and Republicans. The pact between Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., and Minority...

We all know the feeling of a moment passed too quickly, a day gone too fast, and a week that has disappeared before one’s own eyes. This Week in Photos is an effort to slow down the passing days and recognize what is happening all around us. In the words of Ferris Bueller, “Life moves pretty...

With the stage set and lights shining bright, Biola students showcased their talent to the audience outside of Common Grounds late Thursday night. Seniors Alan Garcia and Scott Heinrichs started off the show and were followed by David (DP) Webster and Talbot student David Rynkiewicz. These four students...

Just over a month ago Biola junior Nate Mitchell registered to run for assemblyman of the 60th District. After completing the first stage which involved paying a filing fee of $1,116.08 in replacement of 1, 500 signatures, Mitchell is in the second phase of continuing his aspirations for placement on...

WASHINGTON-- President Bush says he has no doubts about launching the unpopular war in Iraq despite the ''high cost in lives and treasure,'' arguing that retreat now would embolden Iran and provide al-Qaida with money for weapons of mass destruction to attack the United States. Bush is to mark the...

AS Senators meet weekly on Tuesday to vote, discuss on pending proposals and its issues with finances. Here is an outlined summary of the most recent senate meeting, which was held March 18. NEW PROPOSALS: 1. MacBook Contest giveaway- $2,200 i. Two Mac Books to Biola community from Biola Radio 2....