Columns
They weren’t ‘random’ attacks
Tehilla R. GoldbergFeb 12, 2015
On a day when many of us were perplexed and appalled by the White Houses strange referral to the attack on the kosher deli in Paris last month as random […]
Powderhounds . . . Skibrews
Tehilla R. GoldbergFeb 06, 2015
WE COLORADANS are blessed to live here. Winter is a season we love and look forward to. Unlike so many other places in the country and even the world, where […]
If the President couldn’t tell a lie
Dennis PragerJan 29, 2015
In the famous 1997 movie comedy Liar Liar, actor Jim Carrey plays a lawyer who, as a result of his young sons birthday wish being magically fulfilled, cannot tell...
Rabbi Rosenfeld
Tehilla R. GoldbergJan 29, 2015
Ezekiel the prophet links Noah, Daniel and Job together (14:14) as righteous men. What was the connection? Rashi and the rabbis explain that these three men saw their...
The ABC’s of Palestinian land grabs
Hillel GoldbergJan 29, 2015
SOMETHING ABOUT the evidence of the eye contradicts the sales pitch on the printed page and the computer screen. The eye that visits the West Bank sees this: Building....
Rahm Emanuel two-faced on city pensions
David SirotaJan 22, 2015
On its face, Chicago’s municipal pension system is an integral part of the Chicago city government. The system is included in the city’s budget, it is directly...
Like vertical shards of colored glass
Tehilla R. GoldbergJan 22, 2015
When I first moved to Israel as a twenty something, I found myself one day preparing for an autumn holiday, wanting to make a fruit salad. The fruit salad I […]
Wheel of fate
Hillel GoldbergJan 22, 2015
I AM AFRAID to ask their names, although I dont know why. I am afraid of a lot of things. Truly it is irrational, for how can a person just […]
The Boss of the Plains
Tehilla R. GoldbergJan 15, 2015
Yee-haw! It’s here. The National Western Stock Show. And last Thursday at noon, under a perfect blue Denver sky, with the charming and vintage silhouette of a pale...
The power of love
Amy LedermanJan 15, 2015
I watched him care for his wife until she passed away. He was very quiet, not prone to conversation, but always had a shy smile and comfortable way about him. I...