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Late night fuel for finals

by Anna Frost on May 12, 2013

If you're in the mood for some food while studying for finals, check out these local hot spots. Read More →

Chung's film "Myunrangabo" conveys hope in Rwanda

by Andrew Motz on May 8, 2013

Writer Andy Motz tells the story of aspiring film maker Lee Isaac Chung, who shot a full-length film about the violence in Rwanda through the life of two boys. Read More →

A call to abandon "Glee"

by Lauralyn Koontz on April 16, 2013

Lauralyn Koontz argues that hit show “Glee” has crossed the line.

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Five Sundance documentaries you can’t miss

by Trenton Ahern on Feb. 11, 2013

Trenton Ahern gives the scoop on which documentaries to keep an eye out for. Read More →

Crime Log: May 9, 2013

by Anna Frost on May 15, 2013

Crime log for the week of May 9, 2013 includes multiple petty thefts and disturbing of the peace counts. Read More →

A fulfilling Biola experience

by Elizabeth Sallie on Sept. 21, 2012

Elizabeth Sallie introduces herself and her quest to complete a list of 100 things to do at Biola before she graduates in the spring. Read More →

Biola students and alumni share experiences evangelizing in America

by Annah Pritchett on March 15, 2013

Annah Pritchett reflects on hearing a Biola student and two alumni recap their experience evangelizing in America in the “Re-Evangelizing the West” seminar on Friday afternoon. Read More →

Taiko performers, Adam Edgerly close out final conference session

by Luke Cheng on Feb. 23, 2013

Luke Cheng reflects on the closing keynote of SCORR conference on Saturday afternoon. Read More →

Mike Erre challenges students to rediscover the joy of salvation

by Grace Delmar on Oct. 22, 2012

Katheryn Barraco reflects on the final Torrey session with pastor Mike Erre on Friday morning. Read More →

Reflection on first Lent experience

by Andrew Entzminger on April 19, 2012

Andrew Entzminger shares what he learned from Lent in his last post of the series. Read More →

Fresh produce for low prices at Cerritos Farmers' Market

by Amy Seed on April 28, 2012

The Cerritos Farmers' Market offers fresh fruits and vegetables at an affordable price. Read More →

TOMS and trolling

by Alyssa Alvarez on April 26, 2011

Ever heard of TOMS? How about trolling? Alyssa shares how these have entered her college life lately. Read More →

top 10 fantasy shortstops

by Joseph DeClercq on March 14, 2011

Joey lists the top 10 fantasy baseball shortstops as well as a few to keep a closer eye on for the future. Read More →

top 15 pitchers for 2011

by Joseph DeClercq on Feb. 24, 2011

Joey goes in-depth with the top 15 pitchers for non-keeper fantasy baseball leagues. Read More →

top 10 picks

by Joseph DeClercq on Feb. 19, 2011

Joey lists his top 10 picks for catcher for your 2011 fantasy baseball league. Read More →

your Biola questions answered

by Alyssa Alvarez on Feb. 15, 2011

Alyssa welcomes any and all your questions about life as a Biola student. Read More →

The 2011 Tampa Bay Rays

by Joseph DeClercq on Feb. 15, 2011

Joey takes you deeper with the Tampa Bay Rays roster, evaluating their 2011 fantasy impact. Read More →

top 10 sleeper players

by Joseph DeClercq on Feb. 8, 2011

Joey brings you a Top 10 list of sleeper players to draft for your fantasy baseball league. Read More →

reviewing the season

by Joseph DeClercq on Dec. 11, 2010

Joey reviews what went wrong and what went right in this year's fantasy football season. Read More →

Biola Torrey Conference

by Alyssa Alvarez on Oct. 25, 2010

Alyssa experiences her first Torrey Conference and reflects on the message that is it never too late to say "I'm sorry." Read More →

the inside scoop on student life at Biola

by Alyssa Alvarez on Oct. 11, 2010

Alyssa gives you the rundown on GYRAD, "abbrevs" and everything else at Biola you didn't know you needed to know. Read More →

So much more than donuts

by Bethany Cissel on April 16, 2010

EATS, TREATS AND TWEETS: Newport Beach gets it right again with Dad's Donuts, which despite its name is more famous for its scrumptious frozen bananas. Read More →

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