The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes

Kobe’s work ethic puts him at the top

My favorite athlete is Kobe Dean Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers. In my opinion he is the second greatest athlete alive today, only behind Tiger Woods.
September 9, 2009
My favorite athlete is Kobe Dean Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers. In my opinion he is the second greatest athlete alive today, only behind Tiger Woods.

Men’s soccer gets two more shutouts

Men's soccer gets two more shutouts
The men's soccer team holds onto their undefeated season by defeating Trinity International and Whittier College.
September 9, 2009
The men's soccer team holds onto their undefeated season by defeating Trinity International and Whittier College.

Runners, coach express optimism about cross country season

Returning upperclassmen give the men's and women's teams strong promise.
September 7, 2009
Returning upperclassmen give the men's and women's teams strong promise.

Men’s soccer routs its first two opponents

Wrap-up of the men's and women's soccer teams first games of the year.
Mark Aguirre, Writer • September 4, 2009
Wrap-up of the men's and women's soccer teams first games of the year.

Big expectations for volleyball after last year’s stellar season

Volleyball returns to Biola University this fall with a roster full of new faces, but an old tradition of winning – and winning a lot.
September 4, 2009
Volleyball returns to Biola University this fall with a roster full of new faces, but an old tradition of winning – and winning a lot.

Freshmen athletes balance books, balls and Bible studies

In addition to the normal load of new burdens for college students, freshmen athletes have a demanding commitment to a sports team.
September 2, 2009
In addition to the normal load of new burdens for college students, freshmen athletes have a demanding commitment to a sports team.

Keeping the heart pumping during finals

It’s finals week. Once the pressure hits, it’s easy to fall victim to bad habits. All-nighters, late night runs to Del-Taco, skipped breakfast, and abandoned workouts are standard trademarks of a college student’s finals week.
Stephanie Dailey, Writer • May 14, 2009
It’s finals week. Once the pressure hits, it’s easy to fall victim to bad habits. All-nighters, late night runs to Del-Taco, skipped breakfast, and abandoned workouts are standard trademarks of a college student’s finals week.

Biola alumnus preaches Christ through baseball

Ben Orr, a Biola grad. started the sports ministry camp Called Up Baseball in 2002 with the help of Missionary Athletes International. Called Up Baseball employs three former minor league players, five former Biola players, and two students who currently play on Biola's baseball team.
After fizzing out in the majors, former Biola baseball player starts youth baseball ministry
David West, Writer • May 12, 2009
After fizzing out in the majors, former Biola baseball player starts youth baseball ministry

Ways to de-stress

Am I overwhelmed with feelings of fear, uncertainty or a negative attitude? Do I hold unrealistic expectations for myself and others? Do I suffer from headaches, fatigue or poor concentration? Do I often feel irritable, depressed, isolated, and resentful? If you answered “yes” to one or more of these, there is a good chance that YOU ARE STRESSED.
Stephanie Dailey, Writer • May 5, 2009
Am I overwhelmed with feelings of fear, uncertainty or a negative attitude? Do I hold unrealistic expectations for myself and others? Do I suffer from headaches, fatigue or poor concentration? Do I often feel irritable, depressed, isolated, and resentful? If you answered “yes” to one or more of these, there is a good chance that YOU ARE STRESSED.

Track team breaks six school records in GSAC championship

Junior Kyle McNulty flies over a steeple during the steeplechase track event at Point Loma on Saturday, April 25. Nine participants from Biola will move on to Nationals.
The Eagles’ track and field team continued to reach new heights in their record-setting season. During the GSAC championship, held on Saturday at Point Loma, the Eagles broke six school records on the way to a fifth-place finish for the women’s team and seventh-place for the men.
Jesse Kleinjan, Writer • May 2, 2009
The Eagles’ track and field team continued to reach new heights in their record-setting season. During the GSAC championship, held on Saturday at Point Loma, the Eagles broke six school records on the way to a fifth-place finish for the women’s team and seventh-place for the men.

Baseball secures spot in regionals

(Photo - Ashley Guerriero)
The crucial last two weeks of the season are over, and the Eagles are in great shape. They ended with a 4-3 win in Tuesday’s final away game against Fresno Pacific, but their victory was no walk in the park.
Mark Aguirre, Writer • April 30, 2009
The crucial last two weeks of the season are over, and the Eagles are in great shape. They ended with a 4-3 win in Tuesday’s final away game against Fresno Pacific, but their victory was no walk in the park.

No. 1 Cal Baptist too much for Biola softball team in GSAC doubleheader

Juniors Jillian Albert and Krista Johnson reach for the ball in Tuesday's loss to Point Loma. Photo by Bethany Cissel
Biola faced a streaking team in the top-ranked Cal Baptist Lancers, who used strong offense and good pitching to sweep a GSAC doubleheader by scores of 6-1 and 8-0 on Saturday afternoon in Riverside.
April 6, 2009
Biola faced a streaking team in the top-ranked Cal Baptist Lancers, who used strong offense and good pitching to sweep a GSAC doubleheader by scores of 6-1 and 8-0 on Saturday afternoon in Riverside.
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