Sexual indiscretion should not inform voting decisions
Shaefer Bagwell argues that sex scandals should not matter when it comes to voting.
Cyber terrorism should be taken more seriously
Austin May argues that cyber terrorism is a real threat to American security.
Staff Editorial: hefty Biola tuition price worth it in the end
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The benefit of attending Biola outweighs the pain of pricey tuition and financial debt.
SCORR conference should be an alternative to Missions Conference
Joseph DeClercq shares his opinion about attendance policies for SCORR Conference and Missions Conference.
Lent can be a growth experience instead of a trend
Natasha Cheeley argues that Lent is a unique opportunity for corporate worship.
Opposing Viewpoints: violence in art is a matter of the heart
Lauralyn Koontz argues why Christians shouldn't dismiss all depictions of violence.
Staff Editorial: AS elections changes have both positive and negative effects
Some changes made to the AS elections schedule are good — others aren't so great.
Students should change mindset about SCORR conference
Shaefer Bagwell describes the deep significance of the SCORR Conference.
Chapel is like Chipotle
Emma Aungst suggests that students choose a chapel specific to their spiritual growth.
A new era: the Pope resigns
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Jonathan Diaz weighs in with his thoughts on the significance of the Pope's resignation and it's impact on the global Church.
Learning to embrace different forms of community
Jonathan Nichols argues that we should embrace the possibilities of Biola's community.
Powerful music reverberated off the walls and filled the Chase Gymnasium on the night of Feb. 2. Clad in draping red and white robes, the Biola...