The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Colleges missing the mark on diversity

Although racial diversity on college campuses is emphasized nationwide, people are beginning to notice that diversity of thought and of religion is often ignored.
Elizabeth Lutzker, Writer • November 13, 2010
Although racial diversity on college campuses is emphasized nationwide, people are beginning to notice that diversity of thought and of religion is often ignored.

Don’t pray without really talking to God

Authentic prayer means actually talking to God.
November 13, 2010
Authentic prayer means actually talking to God.

Staff Editorial: Tomatoes and tuition

The Biola community should remember the generous donors who our education possible and enrich our campus.
Chimes Staff, Writer • November 12, 2010
The Biola community should remember the generous donors who our education possible and enrich our campus.

On legends and college life

Fier reflects on the learning experience of college and using the time to explore the person God intends you to be.
Matthew Fier, Writer • November 11, 2010
Fier reflects on the learning experience of college and using the time to explore the person God intends you to be.

Staff Editorial: Elections over, but effects still to come

Recent elections reveal more of the same in California and some surprises nationwide, but voters’ duties are not over.
Chimes Staff, Writer • November 7, 2010
Recent elections reveal more of the same in California and some surprises nationwide, but voters’ duties are not over.

Gridlocked Washington good for politics

After the midterm elections, the government is gridlocked. Dobbs lists some of the benefits of a gridlocked government.
Jared Dobbs, Writer • November 4, 2010
After the midterm elections, the government is gridlocked. Dobbs lists some of the benefits of a gridlocked government.

Apocalyptic claims are unbiblical

Harold Camping, a radio personality, is predicting the end of the world in May 2011. Daniels address Camping's claims with biblical truth.
November 4, 2010
Harold Camping, a radio personality, is predicting the end of the world in May 2011. Daniels address Camping's claims with biblical truth.

Corey’s Corner: Biola’s spirit supports athletes

Dr. Barry Corey encourages Biola students to continue supporting their sports teams with excitement.
President Barry Corey, Writer • November 4, 2010
Dr. Barry Corey encourages Biola students to continue supporting their sports teams with excitement.

The journey home

Fier reflects on what is truly important as he sits in the airport for a surprise trip home.
Matthew Fier, Writer • November 2, 2010
Fier reflects on what is truly important as he sits in the airport for a surprise trip home.

What happens when peace isn’t possible?

Torrey Conference this year focused on peacemaking, but seemed to emphasize reconciliation without leaving room for compromise.
Lauralyn Koontz, Writer • October 30, 2010
Torrey Conference this year focused on peacemaking, but seemed to emphasize reconciliation without leaving room for compromise.

Staff Editorial: Biola athletes lack support at games

Despite the dedication and excellence of Biola's sports teams, attendance at games continues to be low.
Chimes Staff, Writer • October 28, 2010
Despite the dedication and excellence of Biola's sports teams, attendance at games continues to be low.

The parable of the two debtors in modern terms

Philip Massey, an adjunct faculty member for Crowell School of Business, retells the parable of the two debtors in modern terms.
October 27, 2010
Philip Massey, an adjunct faculty member for Crowell School of Business, retells the parable of the two debtors in modern terms.
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