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The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
All content by Grace Gibney
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Buried Treasure: Five overlooked records of 2016

Grace Gibney, Writer
February 14, 2017
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The Chimes staff unearths fall favorites

Grace Gibney, Writer
December 6, 2016
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Poetry best served in “Lemonade”

Grace Gibney, Writer
May 3, 2016
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Newest “Cloverfield” bunkers plot with intrigue

Grace Gibney, Writer
March 22, 2016
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“Zootopia” alludes to a brutal reality

Grace Gibney, Writer
March 8, 2016
La Mirada In-N-Out employee fatally shot at restaurant

La Mirada In-N-Out employee fatally shot at restaurant

Grace Gibney, Writer
February 26, 2016
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Snow Jackson freeze out Vera Ambrose

Grace Gibney, Writer
February 18, 2016
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A heart full of storytelling

Grace Gibney, Writer
December 9, 2015
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Senators wrap up lingering proposals

Grace Gibney, Writer
May 4, 2015

Social media campaign asks for discussion

Grace Gibney, Writer
April 29, 2015
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it’s whatever joins the dark side, wins Mock Rock 2015

Grace Gibney, Sarah Pineda, and Alondra Urizar
April 24, 2015
Cafe opening kickstarts eatery renovations

Cafe opening kickstarts eatery renovations

Grace Gibney, Writer
April 22, 2015
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AS gears up for upcoming events

Grace Gibney, Writer
April 20, 2015
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NakID Ministries meets with senators

Grace Gibney, Writer
April 13, 2015

Senators evaluate annual town hall meeting

Grace Gibney, Writer
March 28, 2015
The death of co-professor and author Robert L. Saucy leaves behind a legacy after working at Talbot for 54 years. | Photo courtesy Biola University

Talbot professor remembered fondly by faculty, family

Grace Gibney, Writer
March 18, 2015
Kevin Vandekamp, senior accounting major and president of the Biola Accounting Society, will enroll in the MPAcc program next fall. Vandekamp believes that MPAcc will become the standard program for accounting majors at Biola.  Philip Woodward, accounting professor and director of the MPAcc program, believes that in future years it will be rare for accountants to not have a masters degree. | Nikki Hadley/THE CHIMES

New masters program calculates value

Grace Gibney, Writer
March 10, 2015
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Senators fund petting zoo event

Grace Gibney, Writer
March 9, 2015
Does art advance through technology?

Does art advance through technology?

Grace Gibney, Writer
March 4, 2015
A room is set up in the new North Hall dorm for students to tour, giving viewers an idea of what the completed rooms will look like in the fall.  |  Marika Adamopoulos/THE CHIMES

North Hall opens for student visitors

Grace Gibney, Writer
February 24, 2015
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Senators limit funding for Horton festivity

Grace Gibney, Writer
February 24, 2015
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Students propose event funding

Grace Gibney, Writer
February 16, 2015
Grant Walter/THE CHIMES

Eating options evaluated

Grace Gibney, Writer
February 8, 2015
Professor Dave Keehn and wife, Debbie. | Kalli Thommen/THE CHIMES

Conference to address women’s identities

Grace Gibney, Writer
February 3, 2015
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Senators discuss elections

Grace Gibney, Writer
January 30, 2015
Campus Safety Chief John Ojeisekhoba and his crew of officers put on equipment in preparation for the active shooter drill held on Wednesday, August 14. The drill coordinated with SWAT and the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department to prepare officers for any situation. The increased security in chapel is part of Ojeisekhoba's plan to make Biola as safe as possible. | Courtesy of Campus Safety

Run down

Grace Gibney, Writer
December 2, 2014
Infographic shows the influence of the church in both society and politics according to Biola students and Pew Research. | Infographic by Angelica Abalos/THE CHIMES

Influencing society and politics

Grace Gibney, Writer
November 11, 2014
| Infographic by Angelica Abalos/THE CHIMES

Pastors sued city of Houston over denied petition

Grace Gibney, Writer
October 29, 2014
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Spiritual Development collaborates with students for Torrey Conference

Dayna Drum and Grace Gibney
October 15, 2014
| Aaron Fooks/THE CHIMES

Sheriffs search near campus for parolee

Grace Gibney, Writer
September 26, 2014
Sophomore Joey LeSuer and his fellow Emerson Hall residents link arms to protect the women of Alpha for the last time in history at Nationball 2014. | Melanie Kim/THE CHIMES

Surprise support spurs Emerson to Nationball win

Grace Gibney and Torie Hamilton
September 12, 2014
One of the newer clubs on campus is a bike riding group that meets every other Saturday. BRAD MIERSMA/ The Chimes

Suspect arrested in attempted bike theft

Grace Gibney, Writer
September 9, 2014
Dr. Bulus Galadima, the new dean of the Cook School of Intercultural Studies, shares his hopes and goals for the upcoming year. “To be able to navigate and respond well to those cross-cultural backgrounds that you work for in your workplace is something I believe our department could help the whole school do well,” Galadima said. | Aaron Fooks/THE CHIMES

New dean shares goals for Cook school

Grace Gibney, Writer
September 3, 2014
Chief Ojeisekhoba of Campus Saftey explains the actions his department would take if an event of a protest on campus. | Jenny Oetzell/THE CHIMES

Students, faculty from Missouri reflect on Ferguson

Grace Gibney, Writer
September 1, 2014
Biola staff prays over Geoff Marsh, director of financial aid, after April Jace's death was announced Tuesday afternoon. A service was held in Calvary Chapel to pray over the staff and Jace's family. | Aaron Fooks/THE CHIMES

April Jace lovingly remembered in wake of tragic death

Dayna Drum and Grace Gibney
May 21, 2014
Cafe 109, named after its address at 109 N. Harbor in Fullerton, had its grand opening on Saturday night. | Ashleigh Fox/THE CHIMES

Cafe 109 celebration honors Samaritan’s Purse partnership

Grace Gibney, Writer
December 5, 2013
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Upcoming Tolkien chapels offer theological themes on myth and story

Grace Gibney, Writer
November 12, 2013
Walmart Neighborhood Market, located right off of the corner of Imperial Highway and La Mirada boulevard, opened on November 6 and adds more grocery shopping options to La Mirada. | Ashleigh Fox/THE CHIMES

New Walmart provides close and convenient shopping for students

Grace Gibney, Writer
November 11, 2013
Author of "Freefall to Fly," Rebekah Lyons shares about being plagued with anxiety after moving to New York City and how it led to her surrender. Each presenter at the event was given seven minutes to share prior to the panel discussion. | Olivia Blinn/THE CHIMES

Mental illness stigma addressed at panel discussion

Grace Gibney, Writer
October 28, 2013
Craig Hazen, Professor of Comparative Religion and Apologetics, adds to the conversation about secular safe zones on college campuses. | Courtesy of Craig Hazen

Biola students disagree with arising secular safe zone appeals

Grace Gibney, Writer
October 15, 2013
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Non-profit boutique helps students give back

Grace Gibney, Writer
October 8, 2013
Sophomore Karli Wessale prepares a coffee order behind the counter at Commons. Her favorite drink, both personally and to promote, is an iced caramel macchiato. | Kalli Thommen/THE CHIMES

Students share insight into working on campus

Grace Gibney, Writer
September 22, 2013
Dr. Barry Corey cuts the ceremonial ribbon during the opening of the Center for Christianity, Culture and the Arts on September 20. In addition to the ribbon cutting, guests enjoyed viewing work from various artists and a jazz concert on Metzger Lawn. | Tomber Su/THE CHIMES

Art gallery dedication, CCCA kickoff encourages eventful evening on campus

Grace Gibney, Writer
September 22, 2013
Facility workers add the final touches on the Center for Christianity, Culture and the Arts. What has been known previously as the student art gallery, CCCA will celebrate its opening with festivities, including the dedication and a concert on Metzger lawn. Tomber Su/THE CHIMES

CCCA exhibit launches campus-wide integration of faith and the arts

Grace Gibney, Writer
September 18, 2013
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