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Don Goldstein: Anti-Zionism Is Not Antisemitism
Some of my earliest memories are of hurtful antisemitic interactions, purposeful or unwitting, with people in my small town not far from Pittsburgh. When the 1967 war came, I didn’t know much about Israel, but as a sixteen year old growing up in the long shadow of the Holocaust, its victory made me feel vaguely proud and somehow safer. Fast forward 57 years to an old Jew now horrified by Israel’s destruction of Gaza and mass killing of Palestinians there.
Don Goldstein and Thomas Michl: Three Trump myths about the economy
In this Presidential campaign, one of the great disappointments for us as economists has been the inability of the Democrats to counter the myth that Trump and the Republicans deserve to be trusted with economic policy, though myths plural would be more like it. Wrong about responsibility The first myth is that the Biden-Harris Administration caused the inflation that emerged after the Covid epidemic.
Critical Assets, Critical Security: What CRE can learn from the Solarwinds Attack
Critical Assets, Critical Security: What CRE can learn from the Solarwinds Attack Don Goldstein 2021-02-03 01:22:30 By now, most of the general population has heard the words “hack” and “SolarWinds” at least once as they’ve turned on the evening news. There is a great deal of information circulating about this recent cyber attack, but even after expert analysis and forensics, there’s much we don’t know.
The Pandemic and Cyber Security
Don Goldstein The COVID-19 pandemic has upheaved nearly every business around the globe—especially commercial real estate. As lockdowns were enforced and businesses began to shutter brick and mortar locations, leaving employees working remote, property owners were faced with a difficult reality. As society slowly returns to an altered state of “normal,” property owners are rethinking their business practices—how to host virtual showings and redefine lease structures.
COLUMN: Why Black Lives Matter to everyone
Most Fridays at noon, a small group of us stands at Diamond Park in Meadville with signs saying “Black Lives Matter.” This was motivated by concern over violence against black people in places like Ferguson, Mo., Charleston, S.C., and Cleveland by police or by extremists.White passers-by have a lot of reactions: mostly supportive, but also some negative, even angry. Probably the most frequent comment is from people saying, “All lives matter!”We couldn’t agree more.
Erie Faces Erie: October 12, 2016
“Just remember that you don’t have to be like all of the other artists. Do your own thing from deep in the heart.” Ed Bernik: So you’re now 12 years old. When did you first feel passionate about drawing? Drew Farrell: I always loved to draw. I used to draw in preschool; my teacher had a hard time getting me to concentrate on my schoolwork. EB: Do you still have some of your early work? DF: I do. It’s in a box above my closet.
From The Editors: October 12, 2016
As fall settles in, we Erieites find ourselves waiting as long as we possibly can to mournfully say goodbye to our summer months. Easing into the cold weather routine, we dig out our sweaters and fill up our mugs with the appropriate warm liquids. It’s also Halloween time, consuming the majority of October. We’re haunted by the usual ghouls, ghosts, and other things that proverbially go bump in the night.
Silent Giants Stomps Heavily to Erie
Within the hip hop realm, there’s a constant battle between the mainstream and underground circuit. One keeps its door shut, while the other one undoubtedly goes around it creating opportunities for itself. Take California’s duo I.L.A.M. (Independent Like A M#fuka), for instance, which united back in 2011 to defeat the odds of the contemporary rap world.
Harrisburg Happenings: October 12, 2016
“We have heard too many horror stories about high school athletes whose futures are robbed by addiction that begins with prescription pain killers.” When Gov. Tom Wolf addressed the members of the Senate and the House of Representatives on Sept. 28 as part of a joint session of the General Assembly, he made one thing vividly clear: Pennsylvania will be the phoenix that rises from the ashes of opioid addiction.
A Welcome Wind of Change for Erie?
This summer there was some good economic news for Erie and all of northwestern Pennsylvania. A $40 million U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) award to Cleveland’s Icebreaker offshore wind power project – which County Council has wisely partnered with Erie County – could mark the beginning of a new era for our region.
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