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Golf places seventh at GSAC Conference tourney

Biola golf ends the season on a low note, finishing seventh at last week GSAC tournament and getting only one golfer in the top 20.

April 26, 2010

Biola golf ends the season on a low note, finishing seventh at last week GSAC tournament and getting only one golfer in the top 20.

Mickelson makes comeback

PRO ATHLETE PICK: After years of living in Tiger's shadow, Phil Mickelson shines again.

Tyler Stewart, Writer • April 25, 2010

PRO ATHLETE PICK: After years of living in Tiger's shadow, Phil Mickelson shines again.

Softball wakes up in time to rout the Lions

The Eagles' end their hibernation, defeating Vanguard University in two home games this week by 2-0 and 3-0.

Mark Aguirre, Writer • April 21, 2010

The Eagles' end their hibernation, defeating Vanguard University in two home games this week by 2-0 and 3-0.

Biola’s offense runs rampant on Cal State San Marcos

The Biola baseball team finally had a strong performance in all aspects of the game as they pummeled Cal State San Marcos 15-2 on Monday.

George Garcia, Writer • April 21, 2010

The Biola baseball team finally had a strong performance in all aspects of the game as they pummeled Cal State San Marcos 15-2 on Monday.

Biola excels in the steeplechase and field events at APU invitational

Members of Biola's track and field team were at Azusa Pacific University this week for the Azusa Pacific Bryan Clay Invitational.

Nathan Palatsky, Writer • April 21, 2010

Members of Biola's track and field team were at Azusa Pacific University this week for the Azusa Pacific Bryan Clay Invitational.

Skipping breakfast may make you fatter

Many miss breakfast by sleeping in as much as possible before their first class. But this is a habit with some potentially unexpected consequences.

Kristi Peterson, Writer • April 20, 2010

Many miss breakfast by sleeping in as much as possible before their first class. But this is a habit with some potentially unexpected consequences.

Fatty acids are actually good for you, as long as they’re the right ones

Adding one tiny thing can positively change the balance of your diet, and that one tiny thing is flax seed.

Kristi Peterson, Writer • April 15, 2010

Adding one tiny thing can positively change the balance of your diet, and that one tiny thing is flax seed.

Softball continues losing streak

The softball team lost their sixth straight during a home doubleheader game against non-conference opponent, Cal State San Marcos’ Cougars.

Mark Aguirre, Writer • April 14, 2010

The softball team lost their sixth straight during a home doubleheader game against non-conference opponent, Cal State San Marcos’ Cougars.

Felix Hernandez: A batter’s nightmare

PRO ATHLETE PICK: The Seattle Mariners are looking to make some noise in the American League with their prize starting pitcher, Felix Hernandez.

Tyler Stewart, Writer • April 14, 2010

PRO ATHLETE PICK: The Seattle Mariners are looking to make some noise in the American League with their prize starting pitcher, Felix Hernandez.

Several personal bests set in Pomona

On Saturday, members of Biola’s track and field team were at Pomona College for the 24th Annual Pomona-Pitzer Track and Field Invitational.

April 13, 2010

On Saturday, members of Biola’s track and field team were at Pomona College for the 24th Annual Pomona-Pitzer Track and Field Invitational.

Baseball sweeps Concordia in doubleheader

The Eagles took both games, one of which included a ninth-inning rally, only a few days after they were pummeled in Irvine. Pitching made the difference.

April 13, 2010

The Eagles took both games, one of which included a ninth-inning rally, only a few days after they were pummeled in Irvine. Pitching made the difference.