Opposing Viewpoints: violence in art is a matter of the heart

Lauralyn Koontz argues why Christians shouldn't dismiss all depictions of violence.
Lauralyn Koontz, Writer
• February 24, 2013
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.
Chimes Staff, Writer
• February 21, 2013
Students should change mindset about SCORR conference

Shaefer Bagwell describes the deep significance of the SCORR Conference.
Shaefer Bagwell, Writer
• February 21, 2013
Chapel is like Chipotle

Emma Aungst suggests that students choose a chapel specific to their spiritual growth.
Emma Aungst, Writer
• February 21, 2013
A new era: the Pope resigns
![In 2010, the Pope gives a blessing to the crowds after returning to the Vatican.
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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.
Jonathan Diaz, Writer
• February 20, 2013
Learning to embrace different forms of community

Jonathan Nichols argues that we should embrace the possibilities of Biola's community.
Jonathan Nichols, Writer
• February 19, 2013
Staff Editorial: casual dating a viable option for Christians

Casual dating needs to be redefined in order to create a better environment for men and women to be more intentional with each other.
Chimes Staff, Writer
• February 13, 2013
Words from the Wise: the Biola Bubble a positive force

Professor Jason Oakes argues that the Biola Bubble acts as an incubator for students.
Jason Oakes, Writer
• February 13, 2013
Do females overanalyze their texts?

Keri Lusk discusses her opinion on females' obsession with the male response to text messages.
Keri Lusk, Writer
• February 13, 2013
The dangers of a texting relationship

Austin May argues that texting is not the best method of communication when it comes to building relationships.
Austin May, Writer
• February 12, 2013
Solo on Valentine’s Day: Why people fall through the cracks

Jason Brown discusses how Biola culture can be alienating during Valentine's Day.
Jason Brown, Writer
• February 12, 2013
Corey’s Corner: an unlikely mentor

Dr. Barry Corey discusses the significance of the role of the janitors within the Biola community.
President Barry Corey, Writer
• February 6, 2013
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