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The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
The Student News Site of Biola University

The Chimes
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Sophomore Rocci Medawar, co-president of the Biola Women’s Lacrosse Club, coaches the team during a night practice. | Job Ang/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Biola women's lacrosse team launches first season

March 2, 2011
The Steelwells singer Joey Winter interacts with the audience during the band's performance on Friday, February 25, 2011. The Steelwells are vying for a chance to get featured on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine and need votes to stay alive in the competition. | Job Ang/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Local band The Steelwells gains recognition

March 1, 2011
The Steelwells singer Joey Winter interacts with the audience during the band's performance on Friday, February 25, 2011. The Steelwells are vying for a chance to get featured on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine and need votes to stay alive in the competition. | Job Ang/THE CHIMES

Local band The Steelwells gains recognition

Job Ang, Writer
March 1, 2011
Singer Charlie Hall led Biola students in a night of worship at Singspiration on Sunday, February 27, 2011. | Job Ang/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Charlie Hall visits Biola [Updated]

February 28, 2011
Brian Bowman, Biola University's marketing research manager, hands out promotional plastic fans to students after Monday's chapel. Students were told of President Barry Corey's new Facebook fan page. | Job Ang/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Barry Corey reaches Facebook's 5,000 friend limit

February 22, 2011
Senior D'Shawn Bladen competes in a mini-game for the off-campus commuters on Sunday, February 20, 2011. | Job Ang/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Spring Preview Day draws prospective Biolans

February 23, 2011
Radiohead self-releases new album "The King of Limbs"

Radiohead self-releases new album “The King of Limbs”

Job Ang, Writer
February 22, 2011
Students toss snowballs at each other during the Boy Meets Girl: Snow On McNally mixer event on Thursday, February 17, 2011. | Job Ang/THE CHIMES

[Photo] DTR Week closes with sex seminar and social mixer

February 17, 2011
Junior Nate Coronado delivers a pitch en route to Biola's 8-4 win in the first game of a double-header against Arizona Christian on Thursday, February 17. | Job Ang/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Biola baseball dominates Arizona Christian in doubleheader

February 17, 2011
Students received DTR-themed T-shirts on Monday morning at the kickoff of DTR Week. The week is dedicated to relationship advice, mingling with singles and seminars on dating in college. | Job Ang/THE CHIMES

[Photo] DTR Week tells Biola students "love matters"

February 17, 2011
Sophomore Chelsea Limm reaches for a ground ball near second base in the double header game against Simpson CA on Tuesday, Feb. 15. JOB ANG/ The Chimes

[Photo] Softball: the week in review

February 16, 2011
Cold War Kids avoids indie rocker cliche on new album

Cold War Kids avoids indie rocker cliche on new album

Job Ang, Writer
February 13, 2011
Biola's women's tennis beat Cal Tech 5-4 on Saturday. The team played 3 doubles and 6 singles matches. |Job Ang/THE CHIMES

[Photo] Biola women's tennis beats Cal Tech

February 5, 2011
Cage the Elephant lets loose on sophomore album

Cage the Elephant lets loose on sophomore album

Job Ang, Writer
January 21, 2011
Junior Emily Drews moves the ball up the floor during a game in Chase Gymnasium. Biola lost to California Baptist, and then upset Azusa Pacific to bring their conference record to 2-1 for the season. Job Ang/ The Chimes

[Photo] Biola women’s basketball experience first loss of season

December 1, 2010
Phil Wickham exceeds expectations on “Songs for Christmas”

Phil Wickham exceeds expectations on “Songs for Christmas”

Job Ang, Writer
December 9, 2010
Senior Josh Miller drives around his defender along the baseline against Westmont College. The Eagles won 65-46 last week in Chase Gymnasium. JOB ANG/The Chimes

[Photo] Biola men's basketball extends winning streak

December 2, 2010
Junior Edward Alonzo is a first generation college student in his Hispanic family. Coming to Biola necessitated personal adjustments. JOB ANG/The Chimes

[Photo] When cultures collide: a student’s transition from background to Biola

December 6, 2010
Underoath rings true on “Disambiguation”

Underoath rings true on “Disambiguation”

Job Ang, Writer
November 19, 2010
Faculty and students pray over David Nystrom as he is inaugurated into his position of university provost at the inauguration chapel service on Friday Nov. 5. Biola officially welcomed Nystrom as part of the administration. Photo by JOB ANG/The Chimes

[Photo] Biola inaugurates Provost David Nystrom [Updated]

November 6, 2010
Sophomore Ashlyn Yetter connects with one of 11 organizations' representatives at the dinner event "Evening With Professionals," hosted by Career Development on Wednesday, Nov. 3 in the Caf Banquet Room. Photo by JOB ANG/The Chimes

[Photo] Biola students network with professionals over dinner [Updated]

November 4, 2010
Students revel on the court as confetti descends from the ceiling at the end of Midnight Madness on Sunday night, November 7, 2010. Photo by JOB ANG/The Chimes.

Jean Schintee dances as a member of Xopoc during Midnight Madness on Sunday night, November 7, 2010. Photo by JOB ANG/The Chimes.

Christy Martinez and the Xopoc dancers perform a routine during Midnight Madness on Sunday night, November 7, 2010. Photo by JOB ANG/The Chimes.

Junior Erik Tveitmoe, Giants fan, celebrates while watching game one of the World Series in the Stewart lobby. The San Francisco Giants went on to defeat the Rangers in the five-game series, using dominant young pitching to shut the Rangers down. Photo by JOB ANG/ The Chimes

[Photo] San Francisco Giants beat Rangers for World Series title

November 3, 2010
Junior Erik Tveitmoe, Giants fan, celebrates while watching game one of the World Series in the Stewart lobby. The San Francisco Giants went on to defeat the Rangers in the five-game series, using dominant young pitching to shut the Rangers down. Photo by JOB ANG/ The Chimes

San Francisco Giants beat Rangers for World Series title

Job Ang, Writer
November 3, 2010
Kings of Leon sets themselves apart with "Only By the Night"

Kings of Leon sets themselves apart with “Only By the Night”

Job Ang, Writer
October 27, 2010
Ed Gilbreath completes his second session on "A Different Point of View" for the 2010 Torrey Conference themed "Blessed are the Peacemakers". Photo by Job Ang.

Tavia Grubbs sings with the worship band Thursday night during session six of Torrey Conference 2010. Photo by Job Ang.

Bruno Mars talented, but leaves room to grow on first solo album

Bruno Mars talented, but leaves room to grow on first solo album

Job Ang, Writer
October 20, 2010
Gary Friesen, Peacemaker Ministries' Executive Vice President, speaks at the third session Wednesday night. Photo by JOB ANG

Ben Kopec plays with the band during Torrey Conference's session three led by Gary Friesen. Photo by JOB ANG

Brian Albright plays guitar with the worship band at the beginning of session three Wednesday night. Photo by JOB ANG

Elizabeth Neely, AS President, introduces Gary Friesen, the next Torrey Conference speaker at the third session Wednesday night. Photo by JOB ANG

Brooke Fraser vibrant on "Flags"

Brooke Fraser vibrant on “Flags”

Job Ang, Writer
October 13, 2010
Kevin Morrison, an indie artist from Cypress, Calif. performs while attending college in Washington.

Kevin Morrison pursues music career while attending college

Job Ang, Writer
October 6, 2010
Jimmy Eat World reinvents sound on new album

Jimmy Eat World reinvents sound on new album

Job Ang, Writer
October 5, 2010
The Biola community takes a moment to pray the Lord’s Prayer as a sign of togetherness after hearing President Barry Corey’s announcement about the Jesus mural. Corey decided that the mural will stay a part of Biola’s campus in addition to the continuation of racial sensitivity discussions. Job Ang/ The Chimes

[Photo] Staff Editorial: Jesus mural is staying, but Biola community still faces change

September 30, 2010

Maroon 5 delivers good all-around effort on new album

Job Ang, Writer
September 29, 2010
Athletic Director Dave Holmquist started coaching Biola basketball in 1978. He oversees the 300 athletes and 19 teams of Biola athletics. Job Ang/ The Chimes

[Photo] Holmquist continues to coach Biola sports teams to victory

September 27, 2010
Linkin Park sets new album in apocalyptic world

Linkin Park sets new album in apocalyptic world

Job Ang, Writer
September 22, 2010
President Barry Corey makes the announcement that the Jesus mural would remain a part of Biola's campus Wednesday afternoon in Sutherland Auditorium. Various other faculty also made remarks on the president's final decision | JOB ANG / The Chimes

[Photo] DBC says Jesus Mural stays [Updated]

September 22, 2010

Sara Bareilles delivers on latest album “Kaleidoscope Hearts”

Job Ang, Writer
September 15, 2010
Anberlin gets creative with latest album

Anberlin gets creative with latest album

Job Ang, Writer
September 8, 2010
New York indie rock outfit Vampire Weekend’s latest album “Contra” has all the eclecticism to bring in the masses of Bon Iver, Animal Collective and Phoenix aficionados.

Little sense, but sweet melody in “Contra”

Job Ang, Writer
March 23, 2010
30 Seconds to Mars new album, "This is War," contains aggressive but also spiritual lyrics.

30 Seconds to Mars wages sonic warfare

Job Ang, Writer
December 10, 2009
"This is It" documents Michael Jackson's rehearsals for the tour he would have performed had it not been for his death.

“This is It” leaves you wondering

Job Ang, Writer
November 3, 2009
Switchfoot's new album, "Hello Hurricane, will be released Nov. 10.

“Hello Hurricane” infuses fresh take on the Switchfoot sound

Job Ang, Writer
October 29, 2009
Relient K fails to innovate in new album

Relient K fails to innovate in new album

Job Ang, Writer
October 13, 2009

Negative account of Nation Ball is exaggerated

Job Ang, Writer
September 22, 2009
Long-time board member retires

Long-time board member retires

Job Ang, Writer
September 16, 2009

MuteMath’s new album showcases band’s signature style, explores new sounds

Job Ang, Writer
September 4, 2009
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