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“Drywall” is a unique introduction to Jay Joseph

“Drywall” is a unique introduction to Jay Joseph
The new artist brings clear creativity to his EP, but it may not be for everyone.
Lauren McBride, Senior Copy Editor March 6, 2021

Jay Joseph is one of the newest, most unexpected artists to come out of 2021 so far. Looking for a fresh avenue to filter his creativity, the basketball player produced his first EP “Drywall” in his parents’ basement. Fans of alternative rap and new, underground music may enjoy the listen, as there...

The Chimes’ fall 2018 editors’ picks

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The senior editors pick their favorite articles of the semester.
Austin Green and Christian Leonard December 23, 2018

Back in August, as we geared up to make some of the most substantial changes to the Chimes in its 80-year history, we had no idea how blessed we would become. We oversaw an incredible staff that embraced the challenge of doing things in new, exciting ways while living up to the proud legacy of this paper....

Some great, and not so great, book to film adaptations

Some great, and not so great, book to film adaptations
Adapting literature to film proves a tricky task, here are some significant attempts.
Caleb Aguilera, Arts & Entertainment Editor March 14, 2018

Hollywood gets its inspiration from just about anywhere. Before movies were around to capture the world’s attention and imagination, books were responsible for that task, and they still are to some extent. Books have the unique ability to utilize the power to create in one’s mind more than any other...

Tolkien resurrected in “Aotrou and Itroun”

Tolkien resurrected in “Aotrou and Itroun”
Another story from the mind of J.R.R. Tolkien resurfaces in the United States over 70 years later.
Samantha Gassaway, Office Manager November 14, 2017

When John Ronald Reuel Tolkien’s youngest son Christopher began accumulating all of Tolkien’s unpublished writings in an attempt to construct the full expanse of Middle Earth, the universe Tolkien spent his life developing erupted around him. A LOVE WORTH WRITING FOR “The Lay of Aotrou and...

Film scorers showcase in concert series

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Caitlin Foster gives insight into the film scoring process.
Caleb Aguilera, Writer October 4, 2017
Caitlin Foster gives insight into the film scoring process.

The double-edged sword of computer generated imagery

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Although CGI is a powerful filmmaking tool, it must be used correctly to maintain effectiveness.
Jordyn Palma, Writer May 17, 2017
Although CGI is a powerful filmmaking tool, it must be used correctly to maintain effectiveness.

“Trainspotting” rekindles the unassumingly fervent film franchise

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Boyle’s unexpected sequel, “T2 Trainspotting” meditatively plays off the ‘90s cult-classic.
Kyle Kohner, Copy Editor & Office Manager March 21, 2017
Boyle’s unexpected sequel, “T2 Trainspotting” meditatively plays off the ‘90s cult-classic.

POPS! takes Biola on an adventure

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This annual concert provides a light-hearted evening of strange sights, fun music, and iconic figures.
Jana Eller, Office Manager May 10, 2016
This annual concert provides a light-hearted evening of strange sights, fun music, and iconic figures.