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Put down that milkshake!

Stuggling through Weight Watchers is a lot like struggling through sin.

November 18, 2009

Stuggling through Weight Watchers is a lot like struggling through sin.

Meteor pwnage

NEWCOTT: It wasn't 10 minutes after leaving Beth's place that she called my phone to tell me something about a meteor shower going down at 1 in the morning.

Zach Newcott, Writer • November 18, 2009

NEWCOTT: It wasn't 10 minutes after leaving Beth's place that she called my phone to tell me something about a meteor shower going down at 1 in the morning.

Opposing Viewpoints: Is stem cell research justifiable?

Stem cell research is a hot-button issue. Here are two perspectives on the issue.

Jennifer Northway and Gavin Kirkwood • November 16, 2009

Stem cell research is a hot-button issue. Here are two perspectives on the issue.

The latest and greatest from Microsoft and Apple

It’s the duel of the century, the battle royale for the ages: Apple’s Macintosh operating system versus Microsoft’s Windows.

Andrew Oxenham, Writer • November 13, 2009

It’s the duel of the century, the battle royale for the ages: Apple’s Macintosh operating system versus Microsoft’s Windows.

Day-by-Day: Week of agape

The Day-by-Day way to love God and your neighbor -- just like Jesus taught you.

Matthew Okada, Writer • November 11, 2009

The Day-by-Day way to love God and your neighbor -- just like Jesus taught you.

Does prayer really affect other’s lives?

When praying for friends or family members who have made bad decisions and messed up their lives, I often get discouraged and question whether my prayers are making any difference.

November 11, 2009

When praying for friends or family members who have made bad decisions and messed up their lives, I often get discouraged and question whether my prayers are making any difference.

How eBay and Ikea betrayed me

Newcott: It was only a few weeks ago that the power cord for my laptop died out, leaving me with yet another reason to resent technology.

Zach Newcott, Writer • November 11, 2009

Newcott: It was only a few weeks ago that the power cord for my laptop died out, leaving me with yet another reason to resent technology.

Opposing Viewpoints: So, about that recession…

Many have declared that the recession over, but others are more pessimistic. Two writers for The Chimes give their opinions.

Jennifer Northway and Gavin Kirkwood • November 6, 2009

Many have declared that the recession over, but others are more pessimistic. Two writers for The Chimes give their opinions.

Is it a date?

A few tips to help you know the nature of that questionably romantic outing.

Nathan Palatsky, Writer • November 6, 2009

A few tips to help you know the nature of that questionably romantic outing.

Day-by-Day: Biola spirit to the max!

Shamelessly promote your Biola spirit the Day-by-Day way.

Matthew Okada, Writer • November 4, 2009

Shamelessly promote your Biola spirit the Day-by-Day way.

Two words: Biola students

President Corey writes about how students have shared their lives with him.

President Barry Corey, Writer • November 4, 2009

President Corey writes about how students have shared their lives with him.

Are you living the after-life?

When one thinks about the world, certain dates come to mind which forever changed the course of history dates on which we declare “before” and “after.”

Jonathan Wheeler, Writer • November 4, 2009

When one thinks about the world, certain dates come to mind which forever changed the course of history dates on which we declare “before” and “after.”