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The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Opposing Viewpoints: Must we go to Torrey?

Should Torrey Conference attendance be mandatory? Two writers debate the issue.
Jennifer Northway and Gavin Kirkwood • October 7, 2009
Should Torrey Conference attendance be mandatory? Two writers debate the issue.

Why you should talk to strangers

Don't live a closed mouth, closed ear life. Talk to strangers, debate your friends. Don't be isolated.
Karen Myers, Writer • October 6, 2009
Don't live a closed mouth, closed ear life. Talk to strangers, debate your friends. Don't be isolated.

Opposing Viewpoints: Mac vs PC

At Biola, as around the world, there has been an ongoing heated debate that has divided students: the ever-present Mac versus PC debate
Jennifer Northway and Gavin Kirkwood • October 1, 2009
At Biola, as around the world, there has been an ongoing heated debate that has divided students: the ever-present Mac versus PC debate

Innovative ways to beat the heat

A week's worth of advice for beating the SoCal heat.
Matthew Okada, Writer • October 1, 2009
A week's worth of advice for beating the SoCal heat.

Dancing is a complex issue for Christians

I’d like to summarize my September 30 chapel message about Biola’s policy on social dancing, in case you missed chapel.
President Barry Corey, Writer • September 30, 2009
I’d like to summarize my September 30 chapel message about Biola’s policy on social dancing, in case you missed chapel.

Give personality tests a chance

Personality tests, despite their relative unpopularity among students, do have their useful purposes.
Reyn Hiskey, Writer • September 30, 2009
Personality tests, despite their relative unpopularity among students, do have their useful purposes.

How video games failed me

If I have learned anything from a lifetime of playing video games, it's that any problem can be solved either by pushing crates, using explosives, or forming a collection of otherwise useless objects.
Zach Newcott, Writer • September 30, 2009
If I have learned anything from a lifetime of playing video games, it's that any problem can be solved either by pushing crates, using explosives, or forming a collection of otherwise useless objects.

Opposing Viewpoints: To kiss or not?

Two writers give opposite viewpoints on a pivotal undergrad issue: Should freshmen date?
Jenna Plumb and Matthew Fier • September 23, 2009
Two writers give opposite viewpoints on a pivotal undergrad issue: Should freshmen date?

In memory of Flan the mouse

Zach Newcott Explains it All: Flan was the first pet I ever had to die on my watch; at the very least the first one to die outside of a fishbowl.
Zach Newcott, Writer • September 23, 2009
Zach Newcott Explains it All: Flan was the first pet I ever had to die on my watch; at the very least the first one to die outside of a fishbowl.

Negative account of Nation Ball is exaggerated

Last week's opinion article about Nation Ball was damaging and overblown. The majority should not be judged by the actions of a few.
Job Ang, Writer • September 22, 2009
Last week's opinion article about Nation Ball was damaging and overblown. The majority should not be judged by the actions of a few.

Opposing Viewpoints: Should freshmen date?

Two writers give opposite viewpoints on a pivotal undergrad issue: Should freshmen date?
September 16, 2009
Two writers give opposite viewpoints on a pivotal undergrad issue: Should freshmen date?

Velcro is a great relationship metaphor

Rick Langer, associate professor of biblical studies, compares velcro to half-hearted relationships.
September 16, 2009
Rick Langer, associate professor of biblical studies, compares velcro to half-hearted relationships.
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