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Sebastian Stan takes on multiple new roles expanding his movie horizons

Sebastian Stan takes on multiple new roles expanding his movie horizons
With new characters coming into play, here is a list of some of some of Stan’s best work to binge.
Kate Bomar, Photographer April 24, 2021

Sebastian Stan’s new role in the movie “Monday” and “Falcon and the Winter Soldier” is causing him to gain more recognition, something Marvel fans have been wanting for a long time. Although these two new works are a must watch, here are some of his other binge-worthy works featuring Stan. “Gossip...

“Stowaway” presents a well-acted, tense space thriller

“Stowaway” presents a well-acted, tense space thriller
Engaging, yet unoriginal, Netflix presents another clichéd space adventure.
Joshua Flores, Staff Writer April 24, 2021

Netflix’s latest release “Stowaway” follows Zoe, played by Anna Kendrick, and Marina, played by Toni Collette on a space journey sidetracked by an unexpected guest. While on their way to Mars, they soon find a wounded passenger on their spaceship. With only enough supplies for their original team,...

Biola to host lament session after Chauvin verdict

President Barry Corey stands before a 31-foot gold-adorned wall during the dedication ceremony for Calvary Chapel
Biola seeks to foster a culture of Christ-like love in community.
Bethsabe Camacho, Deputy News Editor April 23, 2021

On April 20, headlines across the United States reported that Derek Chauvin was found guilty on three counts of murder for the death of George Floyd.  That same day, the Office of the President sent a campus-wide email acknowledging the different emotions that Biolans may be facing. The administration...

Israel’s innovations are a modern fulfillment of God’s promise to Abraham

Israel’s innovations are a modern fulfillment of God’s promise to Abraham
Through Israeli innovations, “all nations on earth will be blessed.”
Caleb Britt, Freelancer April 23, 2021

In Genesis 22, God tells Abraham that he will bless the nations of the world through his offspring. Today, Israel is at the cutting edge of the technological age in terms of its innovative products and humanitarian efforts. These inventions and interventions are what bring God’s promise to life—blessing...

Women’s golf wrap up a successful season in Hawaii

Women’s golf wrap up a successful season in Hawaii
The Eagles place third in the PacWest Women’s Golf Championships.
Natalie Hernandez, Sports Editor April 22, 2021

Women’s golf season has finally come to an end after months of preparation, practicing, traveling and competing. The women headed to Waikoloa, Hawaii on April 19 for the PacWest Women’s Golf Championship. The Eagles played over the course of three days and ultimately placed third place out of seven...

Universities across the country make vaccine mandatory for in-person return

Universities across the country make vaccine mandatory for in-person return
More than a dozen schools have come together to make vaccines mandatory, though Biola is allowing students to make the choice.
Maria Weyne and Natalie Willis April 22, 2021

On April 22, the University of California and California State University school systems announced that they intend to make the COVID-19 vaccine required for students returning to campus.  VACCINATING THE YOUTH According to the Los Angeles Times, the schools are waiting for the Food and Drug Administration...

“McCartney III Imagined” experiments with classics

“McCartney III Imagined” experiments with classics
Paul McCartney’s recreation of his quarantine album features an assortment of features and a variety of genres.
Lauren McBride, Senior Copy Editor April 20, 2021

A reinstallment of a classic fan favorite, Paul McCartney of The Beatles reimagines his quarantine album released in 2020 with “McCartney III Imagined.” Although an unorganized compilement of niche genres, it fulfills its purpose as an experimental creation. FULL OF FEATURES Every song features...

BREAKING: Derek Chauvin found guilty of murder

BREAKING: Derek Chauvin found guilty of murder
Chauvin’s trial came to a close after three weeks when the jury found him guilty of three counts of murder.
Maria Weyne, Natalie Willis, and Bethsabe Camacho April 20, 2021

On April 20, Derek Chauvin’s trial came to a close as the jury unanimously found him guilty of second-degree murder, third-degree murder and manslaughter. The trial, which lasted three weeks, came to a close almost a year after George Floyd was captured dying on video, screaming “I can’t breathe”...

Baseball breaks through PLNU

Baseball breaks through PLNU
The Eagles defeated the Cougars in Saturday afternoon’s doubleheader.
Andi Basista, News Editor April 20, 2021

Biola baseball has continued to regain their stature this season with two more wins that were secured after a two-game series against Point Loma Nazarene University. The Eagles traveled down to San Diego, Calif. where they defeated the Cougars, 13-6 and 3-2. HARD HITTERS The Eagles started off hot...

Softball sweeps Azusa Pacific

Softball sweeps Azusa Pacific
The Eagles took down APU in a two-series match up on Saturday afternoon.
Andi Basista, News Editor April 20, 2021

Biola softball hosted rivals Azusa Pacific University on Saturday afternoon in back-to-back games. The Eagles came out swinging in game one and were able to match the same energy in the second game, sweeping the Cougars 5-1 and 2-0. CATCHING FIRE Game one was essentially won in the beginning minutes,...

Men and women swim are named Pacific Collegiate Swim and Dive Conference Champions

Coach Ryan Kauth jumping in the pool with the women's swim team after being announced the champions.
Biola brings home the first PCSC title in swim program history.
Natalie Hernandez, Sports Editor April 19, 2021

Both men and women swim and dive teams headed to Pacific Collegiate Swim and Dive Conference Championships on Wednesday, April 14. The three-day event took place in Irvine, Calif. at the Woollett Aquatic Center. Both Eagles teams placed No. 1 and were given the title of PCSC Champions. This title is...

U.S. Census delays may complicate California’s 2022 elections

U.S. Census delays may complicate California’s 2022 elections
Setbacks from the pandemic leave the California Citizens Redistricting Commission scrambling to redraw state political boundaries.
Natalie Willis, Editor-in-Chief April 19, 2021

On Feb. 12, the United States Census Bureau announced the delivery of redistricting data to the states has been pushed back to Sept. 30 due to COVD-19 related delays, almost six months later than legal deadlines.  The Census Bureau, delivered every 10 years, will diverge from previous censuses by...