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• Biola Magazine

  In Print: Spring 2012

  Biola Magazine Staff — April 23, 2012

  A Cross-Shaped Gospel: Reconciling Heaven and Earth , by Bryan Loritts (M.A. ’98, Biola trustee), Moody Publishers, October 2011. Today’s church...

• Biola Magazine

  Get to Know: Spring 2012

  Stewart Oleson, ‘comedian-at-law,’ broadcast journalist

  Biola Magazine Staff — April 23, 2012

  “Life is an improv.” That’s what Stewart Oleson, associate professor of journalism and broadcast journalism advisor, tells his students. How else...

• Biola Magazine

  Where Are They Now?: Spring 2012

  Biola Magazine Staff — April 23, 2012

  Drew Hall (’98) is familiar with TV sets like those for The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien and Saturday Night Live, but he won’t be found on...

• Biola Magazine

  Alumni Files: Spring 2012

  No Slip ’n Slide for Biola!

  Rick Bee — April 23, 2012

  As alumni director, I receive a number of letters and notes from graduates who have questions about Biola facilities, students, faculty and staff....

• Biola Magazine

  Biolans Up Close: Spring 2012

  Kevin Willson (’01), award-winning commercial director

  Biola Magazine Staff — April 23, 2012

  Kevin Willson (’01) has worked his way into the big leagues — of commercials, that is. In February, the director’s now-famous “Sling Baby” ad won...

• Biola Magazine

  Jesus Saves: A Timeline

  Biola Magazine Staff — April 22, 2012

  For the last 76 years, "Jesus Saves" has been a message proclaimed through bright red neon in downtown Los Angeles, a legacy of the evangelical...

• Biola Magazine

  Center of Attention

  A look inside the new ɫ��ɫ��̳ Center for Christian Thought

  Jason Newell — April 22, 2012

  The new ɫ��ɫ��̳ Center for Christian Thought officially opened its doors in February, marking the start of one of the most ambitious...

• Biola Magazine

  Meet the 2012 Alumni Award Winners

  Biola Magazine Staff — April 22, 2012

  The ɫ��ɫ��̳ Alumni Association handed out its annual awards at a special chapel service on Feb. 17, recognizing two individuals and one...

• Biola Magazine

  11 Restaurants Within 11 Miles of Biola

  Biola Magazine Staff — April 22, 2012

  La Mirada, Calif., may not be considered a culinary destination, but Biolans don’t have to go far to experience mind-blowing cuisine of...

• Biola Magazine

  Online Extra: Alumni Recipes

  Biola Magazine Staff — April 22, 2012

  We asked the alumni and professors featured in this issue's "Soul and Stomach" cover package to share some of their favorite original recipes with...

• Biola Magazine

  The Foodies

  Biola Magazine Staff — April 22, 2012

  Some Biola graduates impact the world for Christ in the boardroom, the classroom, the pulpit or the cockpit. Others, like the alumni on the...

• Biola Magazine

  Soul and Stomach

  What it means to eat Christianly

  Brett McCracken — April 22, 2012

  “How does food relate to theology? What can it teach us about faith?” For students in Bible professor Andy Draycott’s Theology 2 class last year,...

• Biola Magazine

  A Gouda Thing

  Cheese club expands Biola’s palette

  Brett McCracken — April 22, 2012

  It’s not every day that you might expect to see 30 to 50 undergraduates sitting around tables, tasting the likes of Dubliner, Drunken goat,...

• Biola Magazine

  Women’s Cross Country Places 12th in Nation

  Amy Seed — April 22, 2012

  Biola’s women’s cross country team took home a 12th place finish at the NAIA national championships in November, earning their fifth-consecutive...

• Biola Magazine

  Basketball Wins First GSAC Tourney

  Biola Magazine Staff — April 22, 2012

  The ɫ��ɫ��̳ men’s basketball team made program history when they defeated Concordia 81-77 and won their first-ever Golden State Athletic...

• Biola Magazine

  Men’s Soccer Wins GSAC Tournament Championship

  Amy Seed — April 22, 2012

  With a thrilling double-overtime victory, the Biola men’s soccer team captured the Golden State Athletic Conference tournament championship for...

• Biola Magazine

  $1 Million Donation Will Fund Scholarships

  Biola Magazine Staff — April 22, 2012

  In December, Biola received its largest-ever endowed scholarship gift from a living donor: a $1 million donation that will fund scholarships for...

• Biola Magazine

  Journalism Students Publish Book

  Amy Seed — April 22, 2012

  When most students went home for spring break last year, a group of 13 dedicated journalism students ventured to the Dominican Republic on a...

• Biola Magazine

  Chimes Sets ‘Pace’ for College Newspapers

  Biola’s student newspaper wins top national award

  Amy Seed — April 22, 2012

  Last fall, the 2010-11 staff of The Chimes made history. The weekly student newspaper was selected for a Pacemaker award by the Associated...

• Biola Magazine

  The Easiest Way to Memorize the Bible

  Kenneth Berding — April 22, 2012

  One of my professors in college was really old. I can hear everyone asking: “How old was he?” (No, his social security number wasn’t 7 ....) Let’s...

• Biola Magazine

  What is the Rapture and When Will it Happen?

  Professor Alan Hultberg on what the Bible says about the end times

  Biola Magazine Staff — April 22, 2012

  There’s nothing like an apocalypse prediction to get the media buzzing. Last May, one of the more highly publicized predictions in recent memory...

• Biola Magazine

  What’s In a Name?

  New Research Supports Authenticity of Gospels

  Craig Hazen — April 22, 2012

  It has become commonplace for skeptics to assert rather boldly that the Gospel records — the primary witness to the ministry, teaching,...

• Biola Magazine

  What Would Our Founders Think of Biola Today?

  President's Perspective

  Barry Corey — April 22, 2012

  Since coming to Biola, I’ve frequently used the language of conviction and courage. Conviction points us back to our core beliefs. Courage is...

• Biola Magazine

  Food For Thought

  Editor's Note

  Jason Newell — April 22, 2012

  Regardless of their major, dorm or class schedule, there’s one spot on campus where most Biolans cross paths on a daily basis: the Caf, where you’...

• The Good Book Blog

  A Time to Mourn

  Betsy Barber — April 22, 2012

  The life events that we celebrate with our students here at Talbot are usually joyful, life-filled milestones: engagements, marriages, babies, commissioning services, ordinations, new jobs, etc. Once in awhile, though, we journey unexpectedly with one of our dear students through the Valley of the Shadow of Death. This has been our experience these past 6 months as one of our ISF students has died from cancer.