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The Chimes

Nigel, the loneliest bird

Ashley Brimmage, Opinions Editor February 13, 2018

The New York Times recently published a piece on the story of a seabird named Nigel who lived in New Zealand. In an attempt to get this species of bird to return to the island—which interestingly enough is called Mana Island—they built stone birds, painted their beaks to resemble that of the...

How to throw a Galentine’s Party

Leslie Knope from Parks and Rec
TV show inspires a celebration for female friends.
Julianna Hernandez, News Editor (Spring 2019) February 13, 2018

Originally a fictional holiday created by the Parks and Recreation character Leslie Knope, played by Amy Poehler, Galentine’s Day has made a statement in real life. Since the holiday occurs one day before Valentine’s Day, it does not replace it nor serve as an Anti-Valentine’s Day movement....

Watch a movie that will bring out the kid in you

Watch a movie that will bring out the kid in you
“The Greatest Showman” embodies child-like faith of Matthew 18:2-4.
Ashley Brimmage, Opinions Editor January 23, 2018

Over the holidays, I went to see “The Greatest Showman” with family, and like most of America, I was swept up in wonder. The film portrays a childlike wonder and hope for a world full of joy and creativity—a way of living life differently and seeing beauty and possibility in everything. The song,...

MLK Day chapel focuses on the topic of love

Rev. William Epps
First Martin Luther King Jr. Day chapel held at Biola encourages students and faculty to step out in love.
Caitlin Blackmon, Features Apprentice January 22, 2018

Following Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Biola held a special MLK chapel, allowing for a time of reflection and celebration of King’s life and legacy. THE HEART OF LOVE Due to a shortened winter break, the university opened its doors to all students just in time for MLK Day. An entire chapel dedicated...

Soaring stories: care for others

Yamili Burgos
Yamili Burgos feels an innate purpose to love people.
Jessica Goddard, Features Editor December 5, 2017

Q: What is your name, year and major? A: Yamili Burgos, senior nursing major. Q: How would you describe yourself in three words? A: Vivacious, Perceptive, Compassionate Q: What are you passionate about? What do you love doing? A: “I’m passionate about caring for people. First off, passionate...

Operation Christmas Child returns

Jana Eller, Office Manager November 27, 2017

As students flocked to the Caf for the Thanksgiving meal, many stopped by the Caf Banquet Room to help pack over 200 boxes full of toys and supplies for children around the world for Biola’s second annual Operation Christmas Child on Nov. 16. BOXES AND MEMORIES Hosted by 6th Street Public Relations and Samaritan’s...

Listen up

Thecla Li/THE CHIMES
A propositional cure for angry politics.
Makenna Gilbert, Writer October 17, 2017
A propositional cure for angry politics.

Mature faith requires understanding pain

Eliana Park/THE CHIMES
As Christians, students should have their hearts broken by the struggles of the oppressed people in this world.
Justin Yun, Writer May 3, 2017
As Christians, students should have their hearts broken by the struggles of the oppressed people in this world.