Kayla Santos, Arts & Entertainment Editor
Kayla Santos is a senior journalism major who loves gooey chocolate chip cookies, traveling to new places and playing volleyball at the beach.
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Hi readers! I come to you from the city of San Jose, California, which is about one hour south of San Francisco (and has the best boba). I’ve always loved sports. I was always that girl that would rather be out playing basketball than going shopping or doing makeovers. I came into Biola as a kinesiology major with hopes of a career in sports medicine and sports training, but everything changed during the spring semester of my sophomore year. Though I still love athletics, I realized that there is something that I enjoy even more than that: storytelling. After two years as a kinesiology major, I decided to change my major to journalism.
Although I joined the Chimes party a little bit later than most, I’m thrilled to be on staff once again for my senior year at Biola. I love all kinds of music: reggae, R&B, 80’s, alternative—you name it! You can count on me to constantly be on the lookout for artists and bands that are on tour. That being said, I am so excited to be editing for the Arts and Entertainment section of the Chimes this year. When I’m not on the search for the next concert, I love going to coffee and tea shops, finding cute places to snap photos and eating Korean barbeque.
![[Left to right] Ben Skinner and Britt Skinner act in cinema and media arts major Graham Skinner's short film “Rookie.”](https://chimesnewspaper.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/IMG_3632-900x675.jpg)
![[Left to Right] Michael Berriman, Tanner Myatt and Kyler Robinson.](https://chimesnewspaper.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/IMG_9448-900x600.jpg)
