Shana Goldberg
IJN Assistant Publisher | shana@ijn.com
Sewers
Shana GoldbergJun 21, 2018
When I drive, I’m all about the “traffic sewers.” Wonder what those are? It’s a term I picked up from Jonathan Fertig, a cycling advocate on Twitter, who defines...
Multi-tasking
Shana GoldbergJun 14, 2018
They say that men are not great multi-taskers. I have experienced this firsthand in various jobs, although a friend just told me that whether this is innate or learned...
It’s World Cup time!
Shana GoldbergJun 13, 2018
For Jewish soccer fans, it may appear that there’s not too much to be thrilled about in this year’s World Cup, which begins tomorrow with host nation Russia taking...
Bill of Rights
Shana GoldbergJun 07, 2018
I am not a gun person. I’ve never handled a gun, nor do I want to. But when I see calls for the repeal of the Second Amendment I am very concerned. A detail often lost...
Combustion
Shana GoldbergMay 31, 2018
As June 6 approaches, much focus is naturally on the invasion of Normandy and the American contribution to the end of WW II. At this time of year, though, my mind turns...
Invasion of privacy?
Shana GoldbergMay 24, 2018
If someone erases a passage in her diary, is it correct to reproduce it long after she is dead? This moral quandary was barely mentioned in any of the celebratory...
Persecution of Christians
Shana GoldbergMay 17, 2018
As anyone with an email address knows, sometimes you get on lists without having any idea how. Often these emails are irritating, but I have found that they can also be...
Endangered species
Shana GoldbergMay 10, 2018
It’s no surprise that when I saw the headline “The great tragedy of churches gone condo” in a recent Denver Post, I assumed the op-ed was about the Mile High City....
Righteous Gentiles
Shana GoldbergMay 03, 2018
I was heartened to read that the Swiss government is formally honoring Carl Lutz, its vice consul in Budapest at the end of the Holocaust. Lutz set up safe houses across...
Pure guts, all glory
Shana GoldbergApr 26, 2018
It was glorious. For almost exactly three weeks to the day, Colorado reveled in playoff fever. It began the night Passover ended, when, by the skin of their teeth, the...
