Staff Editorial: God is in control and not only when your candidate loses
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Relying on Christ should not just take place when we think we need it or when elections roll around.
Words from a fool: Why attack ads are destroying any hope for bipartisanship
Shaefer Bagwell explains why attack ads break down the political process.
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Being direct is beneficial to relationships
Anders Corey discusses the importance of being forward in a gracious manner.
Staff Editorial: Halloween costumes should reflect Christians’ holiness
Christian's Halloween costumes should set them apart from the world.
Corey’s Corner: the discipline of computers and backing them up
Dr. Barry Corey counsels students to back up their computers.
A primer on the presidential election
Shaefer Bagwell breaks down the presidential candidates' policies and positions.
Being real on campus and confessions of a sinner
Kevin Penfold challenges the community to stop putting up facades and discusses his own struggle with pornography.
Politics includes propositions, not just the presidential election
Lauralyn Koontz discusses some of the propositions that are just as important as the presidential election.
Words to the Wise: students desire practical wisdom
Chimes editor in chief Elizabeth Sallie looks for the practical application of Biola conferences.
Biolans should rethink how they treat service staff
Annabelle Liston explains how a little respect goes a long way.
“Between the Pages” is a Q-and-A series that explores one’s life through books that have shaped and influenced them. Books affect the forming...