Corey’s Corner: unity in a time of tragedy
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President Corey offers insight on unity in light of the Boston marathon bombings.
Staff Editorial: Biola Confessions abuses the practice of confession
Biola Confessions might be misusing the practice of confession.
Staff Editorial: why it’s okay a monopod was mistaken for a gun
Although the mistaken gun report was alarming, it is ultimately helping the campus to become safer.
Uncontrolled speech damaging to our Christian witness
Sophomore Shaefer Bagwell argues that we need to reform the way we talk.
Noise complaints reflective of a deeper issue
Sophomore Anders Corey argues that student's should refrain from complaining about the new construction projects.
Distraction in chapel: Singspiration goes too far
Robert James Winans argues that Singspiration is in danger of becoming too distracting from the actual worship experience.
Words from the Wise: embracing identity in a diverse world
Alicia Miller discusses the importance of branching out and exploring other cultures.
Jewish traditions are an opportunity for connection
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Emily Arnold discusses what it means to be both Christian and ethnically Jewish.
Maintaining the momentum after Missions Conference
Austin May argues that Biolans should take advantage of the spiritual momentum gained at Missions Conference and be willing to expand it.
Biolans should hold each other to high standards
Shaefer Bagwell argues that the Biola community needs to improve at making and accepting criticism.
All across America, on city streets, college campuses, in public parks, and a multitude of other places, evangelism can be encountered. However,...