Grappling with the benfits of sex-ed programs
Albert Cheng discusses the motives behind and the implementation of New York's new sex education curriculum.
Albert Cheng, Writer
• November 17, 2011
Staff Editorial: using caution doesn’t mean sacrificing community
Theft is a real temptation, and students should be wise while carrying their belongings around campus.
Chimes Staff, Writer
• November 10, 2011
House of prayer would offer space for intentional worship
Jamie Corder talks about the need for a space where students can be expressive in their worship of God.
November 8, 2011
Faculty Column: how to deal with conflict effectively
Dorothy Alston Calley, a communication studies professor, shares several strategies for handling conflict well.
November 8, 2011
American sports stars should play for passion not profit
Joseph DeClerq discusses how American athletes are able to pull in insane salaries simply because they provide public entertainment.
Joseph DeClercq, Writer
• November 8, 2011
Reasons to beware the new federal aid plan
President Obama's new federal aid plan might sound like a good idea, but the specifics aren't as great as they seem.
Albert Cheng, Writer
• November 7, 2011
Politics: finally withdrawing from Iraq
Mark Nesbitt discusses the end of the war against Iraq and encourages the support of the American military.
Mark Nesbitt, Writer
• November 3, 2011
Finding a church focused on God instead of entertainment
Lindsay Hottendorf recalls her dissatisfaction with a church that focused more on entertainment than God.
Lindsay Hottendorf, Writer
• November 2, 2011
Staff Editorial: YouTube serves as either a tool or harmful distraction
Depending on how it is used, YouTube is either a tool or a distraction.
Chimes Staff, Writer
• November 2, 2011
Questioning Biola’s rule prohibiting longboards and bikes
Ethan DuBois recommends longboards and bikes be allowed on campus.
November 2, 2011
Corey’s Corner: social justice from a biblical perspective
President Barry Corey shares seven thoughts on biblical justice in this week's column.
President Barry Corey, Writer
• November 2, 2011
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
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