Benefit of the doubt
Shana GoldbergAug 16, 2018
Upon visiting Mount Rushmore in 1936, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt said: “I think that we can perhaps meditate a little on those Americans 10,000 years from...
Mining Jews
Shana GoldbergAug 09, 2018
What is it about mining towns and Jews? Us Coloradans know that mining drew a lot of Jewish people to our state — though not all, of course, were miners. […]
Casualties
Shana GoldbergAug 09, 2018
Massacre or battle? It depends who’s telling the story. While in South Dakota last week, I visited a history exhibition at Oglala Lakota College on the Pine Ridge...
Turnaround: BMH-BJ preschool at capacity
Shana GoldbergAug 09, 2018
might be no better place to work. The day the Intermountain Jewish News visited BMH-BJ preschool it was global travel day. Each classroom has adopted a country....
Kneeling
Shana GoldbergJul 26, 2018
It looks like we’re in for another NFL season surrounded by the “kneeling” controversy. The NFL thought it had devised a solution: players who want to stand for...
Public pay, private profit
Shana GoldbergJul 19, 2018
Disclaimer: I am not on Denver’s City Council, nor am I fluent in its budget proceedings. Over the years, I have traveled through many international airports, most of...
Corporate histories
Shana GoldbergJul 12, 2018
Corporate history is a strange thing. I first discovered this when I visited the BMW museum in Munich. The exhibition included a curving staircase along which were...
The Patriots
Shana GoldbergJul 05, 2018
Independence Day may have come and gone, but there’s still time for favorite summer traditions, one of which is the beach read. Although lighter fare is usually the...
Curse of Zion?
Shana GoldbergJun 28, 2018
If the sport world was waiting for another great curse, another good one may have come along. Strange coincidence: On June 20, I read an article about how most of the...
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...
