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Mandatory Bible studies a solution to lack of fellowship

Mandatory Bible studies for freshmen would encourage strong fellowship and accountability, and it would reduce the risk of busy students decreasing time with God.

Spencer Lyle, Writer • October 29, 2011

Mandatory Bible studies for freshmen would encourage strong fellowship and accountability, and it would reduce the risk of busy students decreasing time with God.

Staff Editorial: events like Oktoberfest affect community perceptions

Two upcoming events at Biola are toned down from off-campus culture to try to maintain campus community, but it's not the best idea.

Chimes Staff, Writer • October 27, 2011

Two upcoming events at Biola are toned down from off-campus culture to try to maintain campus community, but it's not the best idea.

Guest speakers deserve more respect from students

Students failed to demonstrate godly behavior during the Thursday evening session of Torrey Conference.

Lainey Cray, Writer • October 26, 2011

Students failed to demonstrate godly behavior during the Thursday evening session of Torrey Conference.

Israeli government shows unwise judgment in Palestinian criminal trade-off

Israel's decision to trade 1, 027 Palestinian criminals for one captured Israeli soldier showed poor political judgment.

Briana Santillana, Writer • October 25, 2011

Israel's decision to trade 1, 027 Palestinian criminals for one captured Israeli soldier showed poor political judgment.

Campus Conversation: Sabbath Soul

Join the conversation about the Sabbath Soul mentioned in Sandra Richter's conference sessions on Thursday.

Chase Andre, Writer • October 20, 2011

Join the conversation about the Sabbath Soul mentioned in Sandra Richter's conference sessions on Thursday.

Faculty Column: embracing the Sabbath

Judith Mendelsohn Rood, Professor of History and Middle Eastern Studies, discusses the importance of Biolans learning about the Sabbath.

October 19, 2011

Judith Mendelsohn Rood, Professor of History and Middle Eastern Studies, discusses the importance of Biolans learning about the Sabbath.

Staff Editorial: avoid putting things before God

Students are eager to spend money on things like the new iPhone 4S, but things should never take priority over God.

Chimes Staff, Writer • October 19, 2011

Students are eager to spend money on things like the new iPhone 4S, but things should never take priority over God.

Contract isn’t just about you

Biola's contract is for the benefit of community and prepares students for future responsibilities.

John Reid, Writer • October 19, 2011

Biola's contract is for the benefit of community and prepares students for future responsibilities.

Harold Camping sets new date for end of world

Arthur Daniels Jr. discusses Camping's new prediction for the end of the world.

Arthur Daniels Jr., Writer • October 18, 2011

Arthur Daniels Jr. discusses Camping's new prediction for the end of the world.

Twitter Roundup: For and Against Calvinism conversation

A roundup of student tweets during the For and Against Calvinism discussion between Michael Horton and Roger Olson on Oct. 15.

Amy Seed, Writer • October 18, 2011

A roundup of student tweets during the For and Against Calvinism discussion between Michael Horton and Roger Olson on Oct. 15.

Torrey Conference a privilege, part of long-standing tradition

David Talley, chair of the biblical and theological studies department, shares how the Torrey Conference is part of a long-standing tradition of church meetings.

October 18, 2011

David Talley, chair of the biblical and theological studies department, shares how the Torrey Conference is part of a long-standing tradition of church meetings.