The fight for Western civilization plays out at Stanford

The fight for Western civilization plays out at Stanford

Apparently, Western civilization has been a touchy subject at Stanford University. Unbeknownst to many, the school removed Western civilization as part of the core curriculum in 1988, amid fallout from Jesse Jackson-led protests. Fortunately, a group of courageous students lobbied to have these courses reinstated. However, this past Monday their proposal was defeated in a landslide election.

The efforts of these students should be commended. They stood up to strident leftists operating under a veil of "social-enlightenment and awareness," a façade readily embraced and supported by today's colleges.

Faith-based groups rush to aid quake-stricken Ecuador
Latin America

Faith-based groups rush to aid quake-stricken Ecuador

Religion News Service

QUITO, Ecuador (RNS) – Emergency teams from U.S. faith-based humanitarian relief agencies are on the ground in northwest Ecuador to help survivors of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake that shattered buildings and took the lives of at least 413 people.

The Saturday quake destroyed more than 300 buildings, buckled overpasses and trapped residents, workers and motorists.

Read More