Biola’s façades of niceness
Micah Mathis urges students at Biola to practice authenticity rather than prolong the facade of niceness that has come to define campus culture.
How we should love
Conrad Frommelt and Catherine Streng reiterate that our differing beliefs regarding homosexuality should not be used as a justification to treat others with less dignity than they deserve.
Sound doctrine most important to a church
Spencer Camp examines the elements that make up a doctrinally sound church.
Bicultural students find home in many places
Catherine Streng considers the importance of embracing your heritage and being proud of where you came from.
Importance of social convention
Kyle Stagnaro urges Biola students to not forfeit socially acceptable behavior in favor of what they believe to be kindness.
Making better comments and criticisms
Conrad Frommelt urges readers to act in respect and consideration of writers when commenting on articles.
Put down technology, focus on reality
Madison Miller considers the effect that technology has on our lives.
Pressure of a first-generation college student
Sarah Pineda shares her experiences as the first member of her family to attend college.
Always do what you are afraid to do
Paul Poulis encourages students to conquer their fears and push themselves to their fullest potential.
Social energy, not shyness, defines introverts
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Catherine Streng considers what it means to be an introvert and how that affects a person's social life.
Anonymity breeds a culture of negativity
The Chimes Staff addresses what it means to avoid negativity and be thankful for what Biola has to offer.
When asked to describe their daughter, Amber Delgado, her family said: “She was the kind of person you noticed the moment she walked into a...