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Mockrock competition 2009. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

Mockrock competition 2009. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

SOS's performance of the story of Robin Hood, which won third place. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

SOS's performance of the story of Robin Hood, which won third place. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

Cheryl Massingill performed a solo act. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

The Alice and Wonderland performance was the first of the night. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

The Alice and Wonderland performance was the first of the night. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

The Alice and Wonderland performance was the first of the night. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

The Alice and Wonderland performance was the first of the night. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

One of two Mockrock hosts. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

One of two Mockrock hosts. *Photographer: Christina Schantz*

XOPOC's Cinderella story-line won them second place in this year's Mockrock competition. *Photographer: Bethany Cissel*

XOPOC's Cinderella story-line won them second place in this year's Mockrock competition. *Photographer: Bethany Cissel*

Biola Ratio performing their futuristic story. *Photographer: Bethany Cissel*

The Men and Women of Honor took home this year's Mockrock first place prize. *Photographer: Bethany Cissel*

The Backstreet Boys were reenacted in the Men and Women of Honor's Mockrock performance. *Photographer: Bethany Cissel*

The Men and Women of Honor took home this year's Mockrock first place prize. *Photographer: Bethany Cissel*

The Powerangers made an appearance in The Men and Women of Honor's dance routine, which was the first place winner. *Photographer: Bethany Cissel*

SOS's performance of the story of Robin Hood, which won third place. *Photographer: Bethany Cissel*

SOS's performance of the story of Robin Hood, which won third place. *Photographer: Bethany Cissel*

SOS's performance of the story of Robin Hood. *Photographer: Bethany Cissel*

Cheryl Massingill performed a solo act. *Photographer: Betha*

The Alice and Wonderland performance was the first of the night. *Photographer: Bethany Cissel*

Marina Fernandez, junior, and John Enns, junior, participate in Men and Women of Honor, first place winners of this year's Mockrock Dance Competition. *Photographer: Bethany Cissel*

[Photo] Mockrock crowns Men of Honor as this year's winner (VIDEO)

March 28, 2009
Nathan Gammill, lead singer of the band Aushua. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Phil Newyear, bass player for the band Aushua. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Nathan Gammill, lead singer of the band Aushua, played last of three band that performed at the Eddy on March 26, 2009. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

[Photo] March Eddy draws students to its stage (Gallery)

March 26, 2009
Phil Newyear and the band Aushua were the last of three bands to play at the Eddy on March 26, 2009 . *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Brandon Pfaff, lead singer of the band The Vespers. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

John Carter Raines, Biola alumni, joined The Vespers on bass for their performance at The Eddy on March 26, 2009. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

The Vespers made an appearance at the Eddy on Thursday night March 26, 2009 and played to a full crowd. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Jared Garcia, guitarist, also played a harmonica with the band The Vespers at the Thursday night Eddy on March 26, 2009. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Jordan Avila, host of the Eddy on March 26, gave a quick SMU presidential plug for his upcoming election next week. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Andy Leong played guitar along with the Biola band The Fragrance at the March Eddy. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Joel Hasemeyer, lead singer of The Fragrance, played at the Eddy on March 26, 2009. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Linzy played the keyboard along with The Fragrance, a Biola band who recently released their first EP, 'Lift Your Heads and Rejoice!' *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Marisa Rountree's exhibit is an exploration of abstract painting inspired by Japanese and Chinese landscapes. *Photographer: Kelsey Heng*

Shannon Leith’s senior art show, “Today”, show consists of polaroids from 100 different days that explore daily life in the present. *Photographer: Kelsey*

[Photo] Meet the artists: Shannon Leith and Marisa Rountree (VIDEO)

March 25, 2009
President Corey announced the official change of SICS's name to the Clyde and Anna Belle Cook School of Intercultural Studies on Wednesday, March 18. *Photographer: Bethany Cissel*

[Photo] SICS renaming to honor "man with passion for missions"

March 23, 2009
During a Thursday session, the Parade of Majors took place, in which students representing their specific major walked down the aisle of the gymnasium and then they all came together to form a map of the world. Photo by Bethany Cissel

Grant Porter was the featured speaker for Session 5 of this year's Missions Conference. Photo by Bethany Cissel

[Photo] Missions Conference continues to engage students in variety of activities

March 23, 2009
Grant Porter spoke on Thursday in addition to featured speakers such as President Corey and Marilyn Laszlo. Photo by Bethany Cissel

Two students work on an art piece outside at the Hope Amphitheater during a full day of Missions Conference activities. Photo by Bethany Cissel

A student contributes to the interpretive dance prior to a Missions Conference session. Photo by Bethany Cissel

Current students Jennifer Chamale, Sheeba Musuku, and Elisabeth Lauesen perform a reader’s theater about the stories of women in their home countries during Biola’s second annual Ruby Slippers ceremony on Wednesday, March 11. Photo by Christina Schantz

[Photo] "Ruby Slippers" luncheon emphasizes perspectives of women from diverse backgrounds

March 11, 2009
For the number one singles match, Danny Colten (APU) defeated Colin Snow, senior, (BU); 6-0, 2-6 (10-5). Photo by Bethany Cissel

In the number three singles match Whitman Hough (APU) defeated freshman Daniel Westman (BU); 6-0, 6-0 Photo by Bethany Cissel

In the number five singles match Jonathan Sosnowski (APU) defeated sophomore Ryan Adams (BU); 7-5, 6-4 Photo by Bethany Cissel

Number two singles Ilja Ikonnikov (APU) defeated freshman Weston Leopold (BU); 6-0, 6-0 Photo by Bethany Cissel

Biola's men's tennis team was defeated by APU on Tuesday, March 10 at Biola Univeristy. Number two singles Ilja Ikonnikov (APU) defeated freshman Weston Leopold (BU); 6-0, 6-0 Photo by Bethany Cissel

[Photo] Biola men's and women's tennis teams fall to APU

March 11, 2009
Playing number four singles, Jack Zapala (APU) defeated freshman Brent Worthington (BU); 6-3, 6-4 Photo by Bethany Cissel

Kerne Erickson, OC resident, takes a look at a collage at the ArtSymposium Reception and Opening for Objects of Grace in Biola's art gallery. Photo by Christina Schantz

Gregory Wolfe, the founder and editor of Image magazine, was one of many speakers at this year's Art Symposium event. Photo by Christina Schantz

[Photo] Art symposium discusses relationship between faith and art in contemporary context

March 11, 2009
Biola art professor Barry Krammes speaks at this year's Art Symposium: Art and Culture-Making in Contemporary Christianity. Photo by Christina Schantz

Judy Larson, the director of the Reynolds Gallery at Westmont College, spoke as a featured guest at the 2009 Biola Art Symposium. Photo by Christina Schantz

Junior Marlon King makes his way down the court in Thursday night's game against Cal Baptist. Photo by Ashley Gurriero

Junior Marlon King looks to pass the ball to a teammate in the second half of the championship playoff game against Cal Baptist on March 5. Photo by Ashley Gurriero

Jeremy Mann, teacher with the Teach for America program, passes out a class assignment for his middle school math class in the morning of Wednesday, March 4. Photo by Kelsey Heng

From one student to the next, Jeremy Mann, math teacher, helps each student with their specific questions on the in-class assignment. Photo by Kelsey Heng

Jeremy Mann helps one of his students during a short warm up exercise in the beginning of class. Photo by Kelsey Heng

Jeremy Mann begins his first class of the morning with reminding the class of an upcoming test and an overview of the schedule of the class. Photo by Kelsey Heng

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[Photo] For Biola grad, Teach for America is chance to "give back" (VIDEO)

March 9, 2009
AS President Eric Weaver accepts a $978,168.89 check from Alumni giving for the student body during the Alumni Chapel on Friday, Feb. 20. The funds will be used for scholarships. Photo by Kelsey Heng

[Photo] Biola's alumni giving up, but still lags behind

March 5, 2009
Musician Molly Jenson released her first album Tuesday, March 3 at her record label's office, Sync @ Bully! Pulpit/Nettwerk Music Group, in Hollywood, Calif. Photo by Kelsey Heng

With a small band, Molly Jenson performed half of her album 'Maybe Tommorrow' at Sync @ Nettwerk Music Group in Hollywood, Calif. Photo by Kelsey Heng

Molly Jenson performed a full set from her new album at her 'Maybe Tommorrow' CD release party Tuesday, March 3 in Hollywood, Calif. Photo by Kelsey Heng

Molly introduces her friend 'Bono' onto the stage at her 'Maybe Tommorrow' CD release party. The Bono impersonator came to the event in recognition of U2's CD release on the same day. Photo by Kelsey Heng

Local Bono impersonator made an appearance at the 'Maybe Tommorrow' CD release party in recognition of U2's CD release on the same day. Molly Jenson recorded one of her webisodes with 'Bono' and can be found on Youtube. Photo by Kelsey Heng

Musician Molly Jenson released her first album Tuesday, March 3 at her record label's office, Sync @ Bully! Pulpit/Nettwerk Music Group, in Hollywood, Calif. Photo by Kelsey Heng

[Photo] Q&A with singer-songwriter Molly Jenson (Video)

March 5, 2009
Sophomore Micah Perryman comes up for air during the 100-yard breaststroke in the alumni swim meet at Biola on Saturday, Jan. 31. The swim team completed in the Pacific Collegiate Swimming & Diving Conference Championships in Long Beach this weekend, where many qualified for the national championships that will take place in St. Peters, Miss. next week. Photo by Kelsey Heng

[Photo] Biola team participates in swim conference championships

February 23, 2009
Bob and Sharon Hilts received the Global Service Award, Ted and Karey Yeats and Rick and Debbie Yorgey received Clyde Cook Missions Awards, and Jared White received the Young Alumni Award at the Alumni Homecoming Chapel on Friday, Feb. 20. Photo by Kelsey Heng

[Photo] Home sweet Homecoming (VIDEO)

February 26, 2009
Os Guinness, renowned author, was one of the speakers at the Apologetics Conference in Mayers Auditorium Friday, Feb. 13 held in acknowledgment of the impact of Francis Schaeffer's life. Photo by Christina Schantz

[Photo] Speakers acknowledge Schaeffer's impact during seminar

February 26, 2009
Juniors Jillian Albert and Krista Johnson reach for the ball in Tuesday's loss to Point Loma. Photo by Bethany Cissel

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

April 6, 2009
Sophomore forward Josh Miller drives past Concordia's defense in Saturday's homecoming game. Photo by Christina Schantz

[Photo] Eagles get feathers ruffled in homecoming loss to Concordia (VIDEO)

February 25, 2009
Biola student Haley Rocha uses the class time at the S.A.Y. Yes! tutoring center to read a story to Richard, who is one of many elementary-aged children involved in the daily program. S.A.Y. stands for Saving America’s Youth. Photo by Kelsey Heng

[Photo] Say Yes! responds to need for Christian community development in skid row (Video)

February 19, 2009
Karl Giberson, author of 'Saving Darwin: How To Be a Christian and Believe in Evolution', spoke first on his views of the tensions between Christianity and Darwinian thought on Evolution at 'Can a Christian Be a Darwinist' Debate in Sutherland Auditorium on February 5, 2009. Photo by Kelsey Heng

[Photo] A Darwinist discussion: scientific evidence vs. core foundations of Christianity

February 9, 2009
The band Future of Forestry, from San Diego, California led worship and performed some original songs at the first Sound & Spirit, all worship chapel, of the spring semester. Photo by Kelsey Heng

The band Future of Forestry, from San Diego, California led worship and performed some original songs at the first Sound & Spirit all-worship chapel of the spring semester. Photo by Kelsey Heng

[Photo] Spirit and Sound Features Future of Forestry

January 30, 2009
The band Future of Forestry, from San Diego, California led worship and performed some original songs at the first Sound & Spirit, all worship chapel, of the spring semester. Photo by Kelsey Heng

The band Future of Forestry, from San Diego, California led worship and performed some original songs at the first Sound & Spirit, all worship chapel, of the spring semester. Photo by Kelsey Heng

The band Future of Forestry, from San Diego, California led worship and performed some original songs at the first Sound & Spirit, all worship chapel, of the spring semester. Photo by Kelsey Heng

The band Future of Forestry, from San Diego, California led worship and performed some original songs at the first Sound & Spirit, all worship chapel, of the spring semester. Photo by Kelsey Heng

The band Future of Forestry, from San Diego, California led worship and performed some original songs at the first Sound & Spirit, all worship chapel, of the spring semester. Photo by Kelsey Heng

The band Future of Forestry, from San Diego, California led worship and performed some original songs at the first Sound & Spirit, all worship chapel, of the spring semester. Photo by Kelsey Heng

The band Future of Forestry, from San Diego, California led worship and performed some original songs at the first Sound & Spirit, all worship chapel, of the spring semester. Photo by Kelsey Heng

The band Future of Forestry, from San Diego, California led worship and performed some original songs at the first Sound & Spirit, all worship chapel, of the spring semester. Photo by Kelsey Heng

Construction of a five-story parking structure, which was planned to begin this May, has been delayed a matter of months due to financial issues. Photo by Bethany Cissel

[Photo] Parking structure construction delayed

January 28, 2009
Lorraina Armenta, senior, reconnects with her mentor of two years, Colleen Heykoop, after the semester break. Photo by Kelsey Heng

[Photo] Mentorship program helps students discuss issues, build relationships (VIDEO)

January 28, 2009
Senior Alison Hohler admires one of Barry Krammes' assemblage pieces at the opening reception of "Morality" Tuesday, Jan. 27. Photo by Kelsey Heng

Barry Krammes, Biola art professor and former department chair, greats gallery attendees at the opening reception of his show, "Morality," Tuesday, Jan. 27. Photo by Kelsey Heng

Barry Krammes, Biola art professor and former department chair, greats gallery attendees and reconnects with friends at the opening reception of his show, "Morality," Tuesday, Jan. 27. Photo by Kelsey Heng

[Photo] Biola professor Barry Krammes showcases newest art project

January 28, 2009
One of 15 pieces in Barry Krammes' art show, "Morality." Photo by Kelsey Heng

President Corey alongside Biola administration is keeping a watch of enrollment numbers and preparing budget plans in case of declining scenarios. Photo by Kelsey Heng

[Photo] Administration keeps eyes on enrollment numbers

December 10, 2008
As part of this year's Christmas Tree Lighting, Anders, Ella, and Sam Corey read the Christmas story together from the book of Luke right before the lighting of the Christmas tree. Photo by Christina Schantz

[Photo] Christmas tree lighting ushers in the holiday season with snowfall, carols (Video)

December 6, 2008
Juniors Erin Davison and Joanna Pickett celebrated the Christmas season together at the annual Christmas Tree Lighting event. Photo by Christina Schantz

The Biola King's Men sang their rendition of "Mary Did You Know?'" at this year's Christmas Tree Lighting event. Photo by Christina Schantz

Senior Natalie Baker was one of hundreds of Biola students gathered together to celebrate the Christmas Tree Lighting and upcoming Christmas season. Photo by Christina Schantz

Stetson Butler, Andrew Toy, David Burrows and Derek Brokke led the audience in Christmas carols throughout the evening. Photo by Christina Schantz

Steve Jones, La Mirada councilmember, stood alongside Rick Bee in leading the Christmas tree lighting countdown. Photo by Christina Schantz

Jessica Jorgenson filled one wall in the art gallery with her charcoal drawings of Biola students. Photo by Bethany Cissel

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