“Pumped Up Kicks” demonstrates society’s failure to stop and listen
"Pumped Up Kicks" by Foster the People has a catchy tune but dark lyrics.
Cassandra Gonzales, Writer
• October 4, 2011
Faculty Column: delay gratification and plan ahead
Learning to plan well helps students stay ahead of looming deadlines.
Matthew Weathers, Writer
• September 28, 2011
Torrey: Cult or Community?
Havilah Steinman calls for the integration of the Torrey and Biola communities.
Havilah Steinman, Writer
• September 28, 2011
Opposing Viewpoints: Can Christians be Democrats? [Part Two]
According to Bagwell, Christianity goes hand in hand with liberalism and Democratic beliefs.
Shaefer Bagwell, Writer
• September 28, 2011
Twitter revolutionizes news industry
Twitter and other forms of social media made newspapers more interactive and changed how people receive news.
Matthew Fier, Writer
• September 27, 2011
Campus Conversation: chapel policy
Join the conversation about the changed chapel policy, which now charges students for missing chapel instead of placing them on chapel probation.
Chase Andre, Writer
• September 26, 2011
Staff Editorial: back-up plan needed for future plumbing failures
When campus is faced with plumbing failures, a back-plan is needed for facilities like restrooms.
Chimes Staff, Writer
• September 22, 2011
Staff Editorial: marriage is unconditional
The illness of a spouse is an unacceptable reason for divorce.
Chimes Staff, Writer
• September 21, 2011
Opposing Viewpoints: Can Christians be Democrats?
According to Nesbitt, it is more preferable to be a fiscal, rather than social, Democrat.
Mark Nesbitt, Writer
• September 21, 2011
“Nefarious” film exposes complexity of human trafficking
"Nefarious" explores the issue of human trafficking in different countries and challenges students to awaken to new perspectives.
Albert Cheng, Writer
• September 21, 2011
Faculty Column: Becoming good stewards
Biola's Creation Stewardship Committee explores the university's stewardship and invites students to help.
Mark McReynolds, Writer
• September 21, 2011
Poet’s Pad: James Tilton
James Tilton submits the first entry for The Chimes' monthly Poet's Pad.
James Tilton, Writer
• September 21, 2011
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At the start of every semester, the Torrey Honors College holds a series of lectures for each class of students called “Why You Read What You...