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The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Eagles battle in a trio of close contests

Freshman Justine Schoneveld lofts the perfect set up to junior Tavea Hampton for the killl in the game against No. 11 Vanguard University. The Eagles went on to win in five sets 3-2.
Team wins two of three on the road, and senior Katie Stevens deals her 2,000th dig.
Jesse Kleinjan, Writer • November 11, 2009
Team wins two of three on the road, and senior Katie Stevens deals her 2,000th dig.

Alumni game starts lacrosse season

The alumni game is a fundraiser for the lacrosse team, which is a Biola club that receives some funding from AS.
Samantha Aviles, Writer • November 11, 2009
The alumni game is a fundraiser for the lacrosse team, which is a Biola club that receives some funding from AS.

Biola swims strong at LaVerne Invitational

Sophomore Alison Seek and junior April Smith win events for the women, and freshman Jacob Neller takes first in 1650 free for the men
Matthew Fier, Writer • November 11, 2009
Sophomore Alison Seek and junior April Smith win events for the women, and freshman Jacob Neller takes first in 1650 free for the men

Goal in final seconds puts Biola over APU again

Eagle's midfielder Zach Bautista, with 33 seconds left in regular time, scored the only goal in the GSAC semifinal playoff game between Biola and APU.
Chris Munekawa, Writer • November 11, 2009
Eagle's midfielder Zach Bautista, with 33 seconds left in regular time, scored the only goal in the GSAC semifinal playoff game between Biola and APU.

Cross country prepares for national championship

Cross country prepares for national championship
Six women qualify for nationals at the GSAC championship in Fresno.
Nathan Palatsky, Writer • November 11, 2009
Six women qualify for nationals at the GSAC championship in Fresno.

Ironman athlete is dedicated in body and spirit

Triathlete Chris Lieto, a former U.S. National Ironman champion, gives credit to God for his abilities.
November 5, 2009
Triathlete Chris Lieto, a former U.S. National Ironman champion, gives credit to God for his abilities.

Men’s soccer lose GSAC top spot with loss

Groundbreaking men's soccer season ends in a loss against The Master's College.
Chris Munekawa, Writer • November 4, 2009
Groundbreaking men's soccer season ends in a loss against The Master's College.

Women’s soccer ends season with a draw

After overtime and a relentless barrage of shots from The Masters College, the score still ends at 1-1.
Mark Aguirre, Writer • November 4, 2009
After overtime and a relentless barrage of shots from The Masters College, the score still ends at 1-1.

Health Center’s got your back (and the rest of you too)

The Health Center staff is professional and very caring.
Kristi Peterson, Writer • November 4, 2009
The Health Center staff is professional and very caring.

Eagles trounce the Lancers in another shocker

Volleyball surprises again with a 3-1 victory over California Baptist.
Jesse Kleinjan, Writer • November 4, 2009
Volleyball surprises again with a 3-1 victory over California Baptist.

Lacrosse starts season with big expectations

Biola's lacrosse team begins their season Saturday.
Samantha Aviles, Writer • November 4, 2009
Biola's lacrosse team begins their season Saturday.

Swim teams show strong potential

Men win 10 events and the women win six against Azusa and La Verne.
Matthew Fier, Writer • November 4, 2009
Men win 10 events and the women win six against Azusa and La Verne.
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