Opposing Viewpoints: Tattoos express personal relevance
Joshua Suaverdez argues that those who view tattoos as a hindrance are misinformed.
North Korea should not be included in the Olympics
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Elizabeth Britton argues that North Korea's inclusion in the Olympics weakens international sanctions against the communist dictatorship.
Staff Editorial: Sept. 11 should always be time of remembrance
September 11 should be a time for remembrance no matter how much time has passed.
Words from the wise: a challenge to live in the now
AS president Chris Yim encourages students to develop their talents and deepen their relationships with each other.
Chivalry vs. Chauvinism
At Biola, the actions of chivalrous gentlemen can develop into crutches for the recipients.
Students need to change mindset about dress code
Students should observe the dress code as a means of witnessing Christ to others.
Gender gap in chapel speakers contradicts Biola’s goal to equip students
Biola equips students to impact the world for Christ but Sarah Schwartz argues that a gender gap in chapel speakers contradicts this.
Impulsive body art may be detrimental later on
John Reid argues that body art is unfavorable for young people cultivating careers.
Corey’s Corner: lawsuit and human sexuality part of new year
President Barry Corey discusses why Biola is joining the lawsuit and continuing the conversation about human sexuality.
The Chimes endeavors to serve community with excellent coverage
The Chimes continues striving to bring news to Biola and point campus to truth through a variety of mediums this year.
Victoria García, a freshman sociology major, shared that the increasing traction of U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids and...