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Japan facing a long road to healing

Film professor Dean Yamada reflects on what Japan has to face, even though the rest of the world has moved on from its tragedy.

May 11, 2011

Film professor Dean Yamada reflects on what Japan has to face, even though the rest of the world has moved on from its tragedy.

Navy Seals kill Osama Bin Laden, no thanks to Pakistan

Osama’s death further strains relations between the U.S and Pakistan.

Ethan Froelich, Writer • May 9, 2011

Osama’s death further strains relations between the U.S and Pakistan.

Biblical response to Osama bin Laden’s death doesn’t call for celebration

As social media unfolded the story of Osama bin Laden's death, Americans rejoiced. But, the Bible calls for a different response to death.

May 6, 2011

As social media unfolded the story of Osama bin Laden's death, Americans rejoiced. But, the Bible calls for a different response to death.

Support groups make struggle of homosexuality a more public discussion

The issue of homosexuality is entering a more public spotlight on campus as students aim to help those who struggle.

Briana Santillana, Writer • May 5, 2011

The issue of homosexuality is entering a more public spotlight on campus as students aim to help those who struggle.

Two spring breaks could promote a better Biola community

The timing of spring break affects Biolans’ motivation to finish the year strong.

Lauralyn Koontz, Writer • May 4, 2011

The timing of spring break affects Biolans’ motivation to finish the year strong.

Death of Osama bin Laden stirs reflection on evil and suffering

In light of Osama bin Laden's death, President Barry Corey reflects on the reality of evil and suffering.

President Barry Corey, Writer • May 4, 2011

In light of Osama bin Laden's death, President Barry Corey reflects on the reality of evil and suffering.

Gov. Jerry Brown means business with California budget cuts

Gov. Jerry Brown is making sweeping cuts to California's budget in an attempt to address a deficit that is in the billions.

Jeff Koch, Writer • May 4, 2011

Gov. Jerry Brown is making sweeping cuts to California's budget in an attempt to address a deficit that is in the billions.

Remembering the Creator on Earth Day

This year Earth Day fell on the same day as Good Friday, providing an opportune time to reflect not only on the environment but also the Creator.

April 22, 2011

This year Earth Day fell on the same day as Good Friday, providing an opportune time to reflect not only on the environment but also the Creator.

Study linking faith to obesity draws dubious conclusions

Northwestern Medicine Research study connects faith and obesity.

Jeff Koch, Writer • April 13, 2011

Northwestern Medicine Research study connects faith and obesity.

Church can step up in current education situation

California's current fiscal education crisis provides an opportunity for Christians to tangibly show Christ.

Albert Cheng, Writer • April 13, 2011

California's current fiscal education crisis provides an opportunity for Christians to tangibly show Christ.

2012 presidential candidates announced, bringing different backgrounds

Campaign season is kicking off with numerous people announcing their candidacy. Elisa gives a breakdown of the candidates.

Elisa Walker, Writer • April 13, 2011

Campaign season is kicking off with numerous people announcing their candidacy. Elisa gives a breakdown of the candidates.

TOMS shoes wear out your wallet

Buying a pair of TOMS shoes supports a good cause but also a growing trend. Opinions writer Ethan Froelich discusses whether or not the low quality of TOMS shoes is worth the price.

Ethan Froelich, Writer • April 12, 2011

Buying a pair of TOMS shoes supports a good cause but also a growing trend. Opinions writer Ethan Froelich discusses whether or not the low quality of TOMS shoes is worth the price.