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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.”

Day-by-Day: Movie cultivation 101

Live out your favorite Hollywood movies the Day-by-Day way.

Matthew Okada, Writer • October 30, 2009

Live out your favorite Hollywood movies the Day-by-Day way.

There is a human behind every, “How are you”

Sometimes we forget that the people we interact with daily are real people with struggles, concerns and stress just like us.

Jenna Plumb, Writer • October 30, 2009

Sometimes we forget that the people we interact with daily are real people with struggles, concerns and stress just like us.

Torrey forgot the home front

Torrey Conference motivated students to help the suffering outside our borders. But what about those closer to home?

Nathan Wagenet, Writer • October 30, 2009

Torrey Conference motivated students to help the suffering outside our borders. But what about those closer to home?

Trick-or-treat with a clean conscience

The darkness attached to Halloween is absent in popular contemporary celebration of the holiday, so Christians should feel free to participate.

Andrew Oxenham, Writer • October 30, 2009

The darkness attached to Halloween is absent in popular contemporary celebration of the holiday, so Christians should feel free to participate.

Learning is more than just a grade

Universities have become places where rewards are given to the most productive. What ever happened to quiet learning?

October 30, 2009

Universities have become places where rewards are given to the most productive. What ever happened to quiet learning?

Pumpkin carving with Zach

Nothing can get you into the mood for the Halloween holiday season like creatively stabbing a vegetable, repeatedly, over and over and then setting fire to its center.

Zach Newcott, Writer • October 27, 2009

Nothing can get you into the mood for the Halloween holiday season like creatively stabbing a vegetable, repeatedly, over and over and then setting fire to its center.