Kan Zhonggan thought of himself as an anti-Communist patriot, training to fight against the oppressive government on the Chinese mainland. But he fell in love. His story is told in today’s Los Angeles Times by Times staff writer, Ching-Ching Ni: … Continue reading
I was a college drop-out, working in a rundown, inner city self-serve gas station where the prices were usually so high the only customers we sometimes had were people limping along on fumes. They’d sputter into the gas station, put … Continue reading
Curious about how AYoS really works? Read our new article on what goes on behind the scenes.There is a highly esoteric political philosophy held by a small — but once highly influential group of neo-Aristotelians — that appears to suggest … Continue reading
A little prayer for our friends over in Avalon, on the island of Catalina, may be in order. The smoke you can see in this telephoto shot from a highrise’s webcam in downtown Long Beach, in mid-afternoon, shows the start … Continue reading
A change is gonna come…You’ve been hearing that your whole life, probably. But now the change is here… Of course, it’s been happening for a while. We’ve heard increasingly dire warnings since the 1960s and even before. But it was … Continue reading
