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Biola News
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.”...
Biola News
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...
Biola Magazine
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...
Biola Magazine
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...
Biola Magazine
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...
Biola Magazine
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...
Biola Magazine
A Life Well Lived
Jason Newell — May 31, 2008
Clyde Cook could not stop preaching the gospel, even after he was gone. A week after his death, he was at it once more — this time in a taped...
Biola Magazine
‘I Am More Alive Now Than I Have Ever Been’
Unknown — May 31, 2008
Clyde Cook’s last message was delivered eight days after his death, in a recording made specifically for his memorial service. Here is the full...
Biola Magazine
Remembering a Man of God
Clyde Cook touched countless lives with his wisdom, humor and love for the Lord. Here, Biola alumni, staff, faculty and friends share their memories.
Biola Magazine Staff — May 31, 2008
Lunch With a Stranger I was at the Café senior year and Dr. Cook was in line behind me. We made typical conversation and jokes. He then pointed...
Biola News
Case For Christ Event Recap
Jenna Bartlo — May 26, 2008
Nearly 1,500 people from all over southern California descended on the Chase Gymnasium on Tuesday, May 27 to see Lee Strobel, J.P. Moreland, Mike...
Biola News
2008 Centennial Commencement Event Recap
Commencement Speakers
Jenna Bartlo — May 23, 2008
Biola's 2008 centennial commencement, held on Friday May 23 and Saturday, May 24, featured the largest graduating class in Biola's history with...
Biola News
Professor Responds to Supreme Court Overruling of Prop. 22
Jenna Bartlo — May 18, 2008
Un-Natural Law: The California Supreme Court Overrules Proposition 22 By Kevin Alan Lewis, Assistant Professor of Theology and Law, Biola...
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Closing Ceremony Centennial Chapel Event Recap
Jenna Bartlo — May 13, 2008
Borrowing a page from the Olympic Games, Biola brought its centennial year to an end May 14 with a regal “closing ceremony” chapel that...
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A Novel Approach to Reasonable Faith Event Recap
Jenna Bartlo — May 11, 2008
Hundreds of people from all over Southern California filled Sutherland Auditorium to celebrate the breakout new book by Craig Hazen, Five Sacred...
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Biola Media Conference Event Recap
Jenna Bartlo — May 07, 2008
Over 450 people representing 21 states and two foreign countries attended the 2008 Biola Media Conference, held on Saturday, May 3 at the CBS...
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Apologetics Debate Recap
Jenna Bartlo — May 01, 2008
The gym was packed with 2,500 people on Friday, April 25 to hear Dinesh D'Souza debate Peter Singer on the existence of God, including several...
Biola News
Intelligent Design: Science or Science Fiction Q-and-A Recap
Jenna Bartlo — April 28, 2008
Dozens gathered at Biola University on April 28 for a topic too taboo for many scientists: Intelligent Design. Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed,...
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President Emeritus Clyde Cook Memorial Services
Jenna Bartlo — April 20, 2008
More than 6,000 people celebrated the life of President Emeritus Clyde Cook with laughter and tears during two separate memorial services held the...
Biola News
29th Annual Biola Hispanic Conference Event Recap
Jenna Bartlo — April 11, 2008
An enthusiastic audience of 600 pastors, lay-leaders, youth, and children, enjoyed worship, plenary messages, workshops and other special...
Biola News
Steps from Hope
Jenna Bartlo — April 04, 2008
Hundreds were lining up on Sixth Street and San Pedro as early as 8 a.m., waiting for the “Steps from Hope” shoe drive and block party to begin....
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Forensics Team Finishes First in National Competition
Jenna Bartlo — March 12, 2008
The Biola forensics team finished in 1st place of the Division II Individual Events Sweepstakes at the National Christian College Forensics...
Biola News
National Women's History Month Sparkles
Video
Jenna Bartlo — March 04, 2008
Grammy Award nominated artist, Crystal Lewis, entertained guests of the Ruby Slippers Luncheon, held on Biola University’s Metzger lawn on March...
Biola Magazine
Nehemiah’s Wall Discovered
Adam Pivec — February 29, 2008
You might not think that something as colossal and as well known as Nehemiah’s wall would be hard to find. But this 15-foot thick stone wall...
Biola Magazine
Rosemead Graduates Care for Soldiers’ Mental Health
Jason Newell — February 29, 2008
Most soldiers who serve in Iraq are never injured by bullets or roadside bombs. But that doesn’t mean they return unscarred. For about one in five...