The Writer
Skip to contentWhen I first heard of Amendments 60 and 61 and Proposition 101, all of which will be on the ballot in November, I wondered what sentiments among a large number of Coloradans could lead to such shoot-yourself-in-the-foot ideas. If passed … Continue reading
Anyone hearing the story probably had the same “you gotta be kidding” reaction. A 6-year-old boy in Delaware, excited about joining the Cub Scouts, brought to school a handy camping accessory, a combination utensil of knife, fork and spoon. But … Continue reading
Most economists agree that the key to sustained increases in standard of living and prosperity is productivity, constantly becoming more efficient in our offices, factories and with everyday tasks. I’ve lately felt bombarded by a mainstay of American life that … Continue reading
I’ve been stewing about this column. Just weeks away from a huge election, and so many important decisions on the table. For an editorial columnist, it’s like issue smorgasbord. Can’t eat just one, so I’ll gorge myself on multiple topics, … Continue reading
Comments from a Denver high school teacher, plus reactions to those comments, have once again put Colorado in the spotlight. Sound bites from a recording of his world geography class agitated conservatives. “Case of the Commie Teacher,” wrote the New … Continue reading
Parents of kids in a Poudre R-1 school recently received their “School Accountability Report,” which purports to illuminate how well the school is educating our kids. I was eager to see the latest assessment of my kids’ school, hoping for … Continue reading
