In the wake of last week’s Congressional hearings, it became apparent that the college presidents of prestigious Harvard, Penn, and MIT were operating in a unique academia-like bubble, as they couldn’t make the obvious and appropriate stand against the call for the elimination of Israel as a legitimate nation state. Mobs of Hamas-supporting university students have continued to march throughout ...

Controversial activist Angela Davis spoke at College of the Canyons on Saturday, April 15, 2023. Fortunately, her speech sounded very academic to me, lacking much inspiration. Many in the audience disagreed with my takeaway, with heavy applause and cheering throughout her speech. Only one person stood outside before the event to protest. As we stated in previous editorials, inviting speakers ...

Host: Pastor Jerry Cook Guest: Steve Petzold Topic: “Defund COC” Politics & The Pulpit – Steve Petzold – April 19, 2023 Does God want a separation of church and state? Should Christians be voting for biblical principles? Does it really matter who you vote for? Join Pastor Jerry Cook as he endeavors to answer these and many other questions in ...

Activist Angela Davis spoke at College of the Canyons on Saturday to talk about her beliefs and change that she feels needs to happen.  During the hour and a half session on Saturday April 15, Davis spoke on how being an educator empowered her activism.  Davis explained that education is at the top of the list when it comes to ...

Editorial by: Carl Goldman Two weeks ago, we wrote an editorial about radical activist, Angela Davis appearing at College of the Canyons, this Saturday, April 15, 2023.  Since then, her appearance has created passionate feelings from both sides of the political spectrum. Her speaking appearance at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center is sold out so there’s obviously a lot ...

Editorial by Carl Goldman In 1970, guns belonging to then-26-year-old Angela Davis, including a shotgun she purchased two days earlier were used to take over a Marin County courthouse. Four people were murdered, including the Judge. Davis was held in jail for over a year before she was acquitted and released in 1972. Three years earlier Davis joined the Black ...