Harmony Wheeler
Harmony is a freshman news and features writer for The Chimes.
Articles
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Residence Life helps out-of-state students find families to stay with for Thanksgiving.
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Senior Rebekah Pearce and her sister are getting a free trip to Israel through an Israeli program that offers the trips to people of Jewish heritage.
Claremont McKenna College chef stands behind the menu preparing crepes for Biola students.
Four chefs competed in the caf Wednesday to earn the approval of dining Biolans.
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La Mirada remains a relatively safe haven in LA County, but serious crime that affects Biolans does occasionally spill in.
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New minor will train students to reach suffering people around the world.
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Di Patterson, an alumna of the 2004 BOLD program, is an advocate for the elderly and for the study of gerontology at Biola.
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Students in Biola's Ambassador program blog as part of their job to attract new students to the university.
Erik and Donna Thoennes, both Biola professors, hold up signs with their daughter, Caroline Thoennes, during a procession of cardboard sign testimonies at Wednesday's final Torrey Conference session. The couple, after being childless for 19 years, adopted Caroline from Taiwan two summers ago.
Biolans crammed into the gym and overflowed into Crowell and Sutherland Halls Wednesday to kick off this year’s Torrey Conference.
"Couples Retreat" loses its underlying positive message about marriage fidelity in a sea of unneeded sex scenes and crude jokes.
“Couples Retreat” may be a comedy, but it disgusts just as often as it entertains.
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An Indonesian girl walks near the rubble of a building flattened by earthquake in Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia, Wednesday, Oct. 7. A 7.6 magnitude temblor devastated a stretch of more than 60 miles along the western coast of Sumatra island on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara)
Senior Fransiska Hartanto's talks about the effects of the 7.6 earthquake that shook her hometown in Indonesia.
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Biola hosts Ignite, a youth evangelism conference. Hundreds of junior high and high school students attend.
