Articles by Jonathan Hielkema

Jonathan Hielkema is a Chimes staff writer for the 2012-13 school year.

Birthdays are curious occasions at their best, but when their context is the technology industry, they seem even strange...

Hackles are bound to prick up the moment a band tries to make “important music.” That phrase usually conjures vision...

Friend and fellow cultural discerner Tom Speelman published an opinion piece in last week’s Chimes. His article dealt ...

Peter Rollins’ publishers have certainly found a branding image that works for them. The back of “The Idolatry of Go...

The Woman Called Fujiko Mine stands in an enduring Japanese media franchise centred around Lupin the Third, expert thie...

Amidst a sharp fall in value apparently triggered by selloffs, Bitcoin, an open digital currency, has come under scrutin...

Action films, almost to a one, take a cavalier approach to the conventions of physics, warping what we know about the na...

“This idea of God as the fulfillment of our desires is so all-pervasive today that most of us take it for granted. Whe...

No doubt the reader is familiar with Justin Timberlake — his profitable stint with N’Sync, the two solo albums that ...

Maybe it was the intense Philadelphia heat that drew me into the modest old meetinghouse. Perhaps it was historical curi...