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Gender chapels provide a surprisingly balanced discussion

When the announcement for Gender Awareness Week first came out, my primary reaction was to laugh.

Katherine Quient, Writer • May 6, 2010

When the announcement for Gender Awareness Week first came out, my primary reaction was to laugh.

Staff Editorial: Media conference is evidence of Biola’s values

Editorial for the May 5, 2010 edition.

Chimes Staff, Writer • May 6, 2010

Editorial for the May 5, 2010 edition.

‘Gotta Go and Get a Job’

COREY'S CORNER: The president relates to soon-to-be-grads with a song.

President Barry Corey, Writer • May 6, 2010

COREY'S CORNER: The president relates to soon-to-be-grads with a song.

Oklahoma protects babies — and women — with new law

An Oklahoma law requiring women seeking an abortion to be given an ultrasound by their doctor helps women slow down and think clearly.

Alexandria LaBruna, Writer • May 5, 2010

An Oklahoma law requiring women seeking an abortion to be given an ultrasound by their doctor helps women slow down and think clearly.

Letter to the editor

Response to last week's opinion piece about Arizona's new illegal immigration law.

May 5, 2010

Response to last week's opinion piece about Arizona's new illegal immigration law.

How a dog beater surprised me

NEWCOTT EXPLAINS IT ALL: My general rule of thumb is that you should never really hit anything harder than you would hit a television.

Zach Newcott, Writer • May 5, 2010

NEWCOTT EXPLAINS IT ALL: My general rule of thumb is that you should never really hit anything harder than you would hit a television.

Homosexuality requires healing just like other sin

Homosexuality isn't God's design, but he wants to reach and heal the homosexual, as with the liar, thief or adulterer.

Wesley Chambers, Writer • May 3, 2010

Homosexuality isn't God's design, but he wants to reach and heal the homosexual, as with the liar, thief or adulterer.

Technology addiction impairs our freedom to enjoy progress

It’s easy to see how one can get the impression that technology has permeated our lives to the point of overdose.

Jeff Koch, Writer • April 29, 2010

It’s easy to see how one can get the impression that technology has permeated our lives to the point of overdose.

Jesus mural issue could leave a legacy of bitterness

The mural is an expression of art. It’s not Jesus Himself. We should not be so focused inward that we create turmoil between each other.

Matthew Fier, Writer • April 29, 2010

The mural is an expression of art. It’s not Jesus Himself. We should not be so focused inward that we create turmoil between each other.

Learning life lessons and the “Cat Sitter”

NEWCOTT EXPLAINS IT ALL: It seems a lot of my friends have been having eye-opening experiences these days, and I thought it was about time for my cat Georgie Fruit and I to expand our philosophical boundaries as well.

Zach Newcott, Writer • April 29, 2010

NEWCOTT EXPLAINS IT ALL: It seems a lot of my friends have been having eye-opening experiences these days, and I thought it was about time for my cat Georgie Fruit and I to expand our philosophical boundaries as well.