Opinions Archives - Page 102 of 147

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.

Sarah Schwartz and Sarah Schwartz • September 7, 2012

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.

John Reid and John Reid • September 7, 2012

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.

President Barry Corey and President Barry Corey • September 7, 2012

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.

Elizabeth Sallie and Elizabeth Sallie • September 6, 2012

The Chimes continues striving to bring news to Biola and point campus to truth through a variety of mediums this year.

Staff Editorial: despite busy schedules, students need to take political responsibility

Biola students need wake up from political apathy and remember that political decisions still have a large impact today.

Chimes Staff and Chimes Staff • September 6, 2012

Biola students need wake up from political apathy and remember that political decisions still have a large impact today.

Dialoguing must continue despite disagreement

An open letter to the Biola student body arguing that although exploring uncomfortable topics that may mean disagreement, students will be challenged to grow by it.

Shaefer Bagwell and Shaefer Bagwell • September 6, 2012

An open letter to the Biola student body arguing that although exploring uncomfortable topics that may mean disagreement, students will be challenged to grow by it.

Summer a perfect time to strengthen faith

Cameron Gardiner suggests ways students can use summer to grow in their relationships with God.

Cameron Gardiner and Cameron Gardiner • May 17, 2012

Cameron Gardiner suggests ways students can use summer to grow in their relationships with God.

Students need to be active in pursuing change

John Reid urges students not to be intimidated by politics when pursuing a solution to a problem.

John Reid and John Reid • May 17, 2012

John Reid urges students not to be intimidated by politics when pursuing a solution to a problem.

STAFF EDITORIAL: Biola must continue in challenging conversations

Elizabeth Sallie argues that the Biola community must move beyond stigmas in order to stimulate conducive discussion on challenging topics.

Elizabeth Sallie and Elizabeth Sallie • May 17, 2012

Elizabeth Sallie argues that the Biola community must move beyond stigmas in order to stimulate conducive discussion on challenging topics.

Aligning gender roles to biblical teaching

Dr. Nystrom discusses the roles of men and women according to biblical teaching.

David Nystrom and David Nystrom • May 16, 2012

Dr. Nystrom discusses the roles of men and women according to biblical teaching.

Biola and the Local Church: A Convergence of Communities

Nathanael discusses why Biola students should make an effort to get connected in local church ministries.

Nathanael Swodeck and Nathanael Swodeck • May 15, 2012

Nathanael discusses why Biola students should make an effort to get connected in local church ministries.

Corey’s Corner: reflecting on Biola community’s response to LA riots

President Barry Corey reflects on the healing that has taken place in the Biola community since the 1992 Los Angeles riots.

President Barry Corey and President Barry Corey • May 9, 2012

President Barry Corey reflects on the healing that has taken place in the Biola community since the 1992 Los Angeles riots.