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Biola Magazine
Biola Alumni in China Help Earthquake Victims
Jenna Loumagne — August 31, 2008
Television images of the devastating aftermath of last spring’s 7.9-magnitude earthquake in China that killed nearly 70,000 people left viewers...
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Being a Good Steward in a Bad Economy
Brett McCracken — August 31, 2008
The summer of 2008 was not a pleasant one for the American economy. Gas prices skyrocketed from one all-time high to another, the stock market...
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Biola Professors Team Up to Defend Scripture
Jason Newell — August 31, 2008
About five years ago, Biola professor J.P. Moreland touched down in Tennessee for a brainstorming session with some of the nation’s leading...
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Listening With a Response-Ready Heart
Betsy Barber — August 31, 2008
When I was a little kid of 3 or so, one of my very favorite Bible stories was that of God, Samuel and Eli found in I Samuel 2–3. You know the...
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You Say Potato, I Say Fork
Biola Magazine Staff — August 31, 2008
Who would’ve thought you could eat potatoes with potatoes? But that’s exactly what you can do at Biola now, thanks to Bon Appétit’s adoption of...
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New Talbot Building Project ‘LEEDs’ the Way
Biola Magazine Staff — August 31, 2008
Biola’s latest campus building project is not only the most ambitious in its history; it’s also the greenest. The planned “campus within a campus”...
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Creation Care Study Program Founded by Biola Grads
Biola Magazine Staff — August 31, 2008
In the mid ’90s, New Zealand native Chris Elisara was working towards his Ph.D in cross-cultural communication at Biola, preparing for a life in...
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The Greening of Evangelicals
Brett McCracken — August 31, 2008
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Biola News
Biola Day at Angels Stadium
Jenna Bartlo — August 28, 2008
On August 29th, over 250 alumni gathered together under the big “A” at the Angels Stadium to kick off the evening game. After a pre-game “tailgate...
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Shakespeare Festival
Jenna Bartlo — August 28, 2008
Shakespeare was the theme of the last weekend of August as a group of students and alumni headed to Ashland, Oregon, for a weekend of shows...
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Les Miserables
Jenna Bartlo — August 07, 2008
On Friday, August 8, 2008, Alumni Relations hosted an event at the Hollywood Bowl. Over 250 alumni gathered for an evening filled with the music...
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Student Send-Off Events
Jenna Bartlo — August 06, 2008
Alumni Relations held their annual Student Send-off events throughout the months of July and August. Over 600 people attended the eleven events in...
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Ancient Tablet Causes Debate Among Scholars
Biola professor responds to the debate surrounding the ancient tablet that may speak of a messiah who will rise from the dead after three days.
Jenna Bartlo — July 09, 2008
Debate was kindled this past week after an ancient tablet was discovered to have more significance than the owner, David Jeselsohn, an...
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Wheatstone Academy Conference
Jenna Bartlo — July 09, 2008
Biola University hosted a conference for Wheatstone Academy on the week of July 6-11. The conference was attend by students ages 15 to 19, who are...
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1960s Alumni Reunion
Jenna Bartlo — July 07, 2008
Over 200 alumni celebrated their journey From the 60s to Our 60s at a 1960s Decade Reunion held on the Biola campus July 4-6. Alumni came from as...
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Christian Apologetics Resurgence Highlighted in Christianity Today
Biola is a hot bed for apologetic education, according to Christianity Today in an article that highlights the resurgence of Christian apologetics.
Jenna Bartlo — July 02, 2008
Christianity Today highlights the resurgence in Christian apologetics in their article "A New Day for Apologetics." According to the article,...
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Professor Says Proposition 22 Decision Indicative of Deeper Challenge
The overturn of Proposition 22 has potential to affect the church in multiple ways.
Jenna Bartlo — June 29, 2008
The California Supreme Court’s recent decision to overturn Proposition 22 — the state’s Defense of Marriage Act — and permit legally recognized...
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‘Seahorses’ Head Coach Hired to Guide Biola Women’s Soccer
Jenna Bartlo — June 25, 2008
Todd Elkins has been named the new head women’s soccer coach at Biola University, BU Athletic Director Dave Holmquist announced on Tuesday. Elkins...
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FamilyLife Radio Explores The God Conversation with Biola Professors
Jenna Bartlo — June 18, 2008
The God Conversation goes live this week as authors Tim Muehlhoff and J.P. Moreland are interviewed by Dennis Rainey, president of “FamilyLife.”...
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Salvo deems Biola “Most Faithful to Religious Heritage”
Jenna Bartlo — June 15, 2008
Biola University was deemed as the "Most Faithful to Religious Heritage" in the most recent edition of Salvo magazine, which is dedicated to...
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Biolans Up Close: Summer 2008
Jake Weidmann (’08), bodybuilding penman
Biola Magazine Staff — June 01, 2008
If it’s true that the pen is mightier than the sword, it’s especially true when Jake Weidmann (’08) is the one doing the writing. Not only is the...
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God’s Word or Paul’s Personal Opinion?
1 Corinthians 7:12 in Context
Kenneth Berding — May 31, 2008
In 1 Corinthians 7:10, Paul writes: “But to the married I give instructions, not I, but the Lord, that the wife should not leave her husband.” But...
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Seeing Disabilities Through God’s Eyes
Biola ‘Suffering’ Class is First of its Kind in the Nation
Lisa Hill — May 31, 2008
At night, when visiting hours were over, a paralyzed Joni Eareckson Tada wrenched her head back and forth against her pillow, hoping to break her...
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Be it Food or Faith, Our God Provides
June Hetzel — May 31, 2008
When I was a young child, one of my favorite Old Testament stories was how God fed the Israelites with manna as they wandered in the wilderness...
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Should Universities be Colorblind?
Biola Magazine Staff — May 31, 2008
For decades, universities across the nation have seen achieving greater campus diversity as a noble goal. But now — with a significant shift...