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Finding kindness in a smelly couch

I’m not sure why I thought I could move a couch by myself, but years ago I did manage to remove my shoelace from a moving escalator without losing my life so I assumed I was capable of anything.

Zach Newcott, Writer • April 15, 2010

I’m not sure why I thought I could move a couch by myself, but years ago I did manage to remove my shoelace from a moving escalator without losing my life so I assumed I was capable of anything.

Way to go Biola Eagles!

COREY'S CORNER: Athletics add a vital dimension to our life as a university, both corporately and individually.

President Barry Corey, Writer • April 15, 2010

COREY'S CORNER: Athletics add a vital dimension to our life as a university, both corporately and individually.

Jonas Brothers fail to acknowledge audience of One on Easter

To add to the confusion of the Easter bunny, chocolate candies and egg hunting we can now add the Jonas Brothers to the celebration of Easter.

Michelle Orgill, Writer • April 15, 2010

To add to the confusion of the Easter bunny, chocolate candies and egg hunting we can now add the Jonas Brothers to the celebration of Easter.

Is church in the digital realm a good idea?

OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS: Should Christians embrace, run away from, or be cautious of the trend toward bringing church online?

Andrew Oxenham and Marlin Gramenz • April 15, 2010

OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS: Should Christians embrace, run away from, or be cautious of the trend toward bringing church online?

Staff Editorial: Student aid reform is not all bad

Editorial for the April 15, 2010 edition.

Chimes Staff, Writer • April 15, 2010

Editorial for the April 15, 2010 edition.

Physical purity is half the battle

Recent experiences have taught me that physical purity is not so much of a problem as a consequence of a problem.

Sarah Jurkiewicz, Writer • April 15, 2010

Recent experiences have taught me that physical purity is not so much of a problem as a consequence of a problem.

Reconsidering isolationism

The United States needs to be more discerning when deciding whether to get involved in a foreign affair.

Andrew Oxenham, Writer • April 11, 2010

The United States needs to be more discerning when deciding whether to get involved in a foreign affair.

Reform is not the end of America

I’d like to take this opportunity to reassure the Biola populace of something: The United States of America is still the greatest country in the world.

Jeff Koch, Writer • March 25, 2010

I’d like to take this opportunity to reassure the Biola populace of something: The United States of America is still the greatest country in the world.