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

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.

Feminism can be a noble thing

I discovered Monday night that I am a feminist.
Emily Sidnam, Writer • March 25, 2010
I discovered Monday night that I am a feminist.

Staff Editorial: Health care legislation has big implications

Editorial for March 25, 2010 issue.
Chimes Staff, Writer • March 25, 2010
Editorial for March 25, 2010 issue.

Lay down your bike in a foreign land

This Holy Week and throughout the year, emulate Jesus' cross-and-counter-cultural lifestyle.
March 24, 2010
This Holy Week and throughout the year, emulate Jesus' cross-and-counter-cultural lifestyle.

It is our right and duty to vote

Iraqis vote in droves while Americans stay home and snooze.
Emily Anderson, Writer • March 24, 2010
Iraqis vote in droves while Americans stay home and snooze.

Kitty problems in Portland

If there’s one thing that drew me to Portland, it’s the abundance of furry animal friends that are frequently walked by strangely dressed pedestrians
Zach Newcott, Writer • March 24, 2010
If there’s one thing that drew me to Portland, it’s the abundance of furry animal friends that are frequently walked by strangely dressed pedestrians

Go because of the thirsty people

The outskirts of the city were scarred by bombings and broken buildings. The sidewalks were cracked and filled with weeds. The roads were in dire need of being repaved. Mostly colored gray, it seemed to fit the nonchalant attitude of the Serbian people living in Novi Sad.
Matthew Fier, Writer • March 18, 2010
The outskirts of the city were scarred by bombings and broken buildings. The sidewalks were cracked and filled with weeds. The roads were in dire need of being repaved. Mostly colored gray, it seemed to fit the nonchalant attitude of the Serbian people living in Novi Sad.

Missions is a calling, not a burden

I have two friends: One willingly engages the Missions Conference message, and the other avoids as much of Missions Conference as possible.
Nathan Bennett, Writer • March 18, 2010
I have two friends: One willingly engages the Missions Conference message, and the other avoids as much of Missions Conference as possible.

What Missions Conference is all about

For many students, Missions Conference week is really a great opportunity to spend the better part of a week as a kind of extra Spring break
March 18, 2010
For many students, Missions Conference week is really a great opportunity to spend the better part of a week as a kind of extra Spring break
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