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Biolans should cultivate safety awareness

While Biolans should enjoy the safety they have on campus, some take it unwisely far.

February 10, 2011

While Biolans should enjoy the safety they have on campus, some take it unwisely far.

Richard Dawkins’ take on creationism and colleges

Atheist Richard Dawkins has spoken out again regarding young earth creationism, but our own Jeff Koch responds to his position.

Jeff Koch, Writer • February 10, 2011

Atheist Richard Dawkins has spoken out again regarding young earth creationism, but our own Jeff Koch responds to his position.

Entertaining angels unawares

Professor Canning remembers the chance encounters he has had with interesting people and shares the importance of valuing everyone you meet.

December 9, 2010

Professor Canning remembers the chance encounters he has had with interesting people and shares the importance of valuing everyone you meet.

Exploring Diversity Part Two

In the second installment of his three-part series, Arthur Daniels, Jr. examines how Biola compares to similar schools in the area of ethnic diversity.

December 7, 2010

In the second installment of his three-part series, Arthur Daniels, Jr. examines how Biola compares to similar schools in the area of ethnic diversity.

WikiLeaks unhelpfully publicizes classified information

Julian Assange's website WikiLeaks publicizes classified documents, but shouldn't pose as journalism.

December 7, 2010

Julian Assange's website WikiLeaks publicizes classified documents, but shouldn't pose as journalism.

Christmas: A season of giving

President Corey reflects on the spirit of the season and ways in which the Biola community is grasping the true meaning of Christmas.

President Barry Corey, Writer • December 7, 2010

President Corey reflects on the spirit of the season and ways in which the Biola community is grasping the true meaning of Christmas.

Always being connected but never understanding

Fier addresses how social networking plays into our relationships with each other, and how the subtle sin of narcissism contrasts to more controversial social issues.

Matthew Fier, Writer • December 3, 2010

Fier addresses how social networking plays into our relationships with each other, and how the subtle sin of narcissism contrasts to more controversial social issues.

Exploring diversity part one

In the first of a three-part article series, Arthur Daniels Jr. examines why Biola’s diversity statistics should be a cause of concern.

November 20, 2010

In the first of a three-part article series, Arthur Daniels Jr. examines why Biola’s diversity statistics should be a cause of concern.

Chapel exit scanners accomplish conformity, not transformation

Oxenham examines whether the exit scanners recently added by Chapel Accountability will produce desirable effect.

Andrew Oxenham, Writer • November 19, 2010

Oxenham examines whether the exit scanners recently added by Chapel Accountability will produce desirable effect.

Staff Editorial: Biola must prioritize expansion

With Biola's recent growth, the Chimes staff suggests some prioritizing of improvements to campus.

Chimes Staff, Writer • November 17, 2010

With Biola's recent growth, the Chimes staff suggests some prioritizing of improvements to campus.

Thanksgiving flash-backs and flash-forwards

Fier shares his Thanksgiving traditions and what he expects from the holiday this year.

Matthew Fier, Writer • November 16, 2010

Fier shares his Thanksgiving traditions and what he expects from the holiday this year.

NPR fires news analyst for political incorrectness

NPR fires news analyst Juan Williams after a supposedly bigoted comment on the O’Reilly Factor, raising eyebrows and questions about the application of political correctness.

Elisa Walker, Writer • November 14, 2010

NPR fires news analyst Juan Williams after a supposedly bigoted comment on the O’Reilly Factor, raising eyebrows and questions about the application of political correctness.