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Chris Leppek
Verified
Assistant Editor, Intermountain Jewish News
Denver
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disability concerns.Religion politics faith spirituality
Anything that is not construction technology.
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By Chris Leppek Verified| Intermountain Jewish News Verified Home News Local Anti-Israel activity continues on DU campusThe University of Denver (DU), which has seen its own share of strident anti-Israel and, some Jewish students say, anti-Semitic, activism since Oct. 7, continued to percolate as recently as last week. On April 30, yet another anti-Israel rally took place on the DU campus in which some 20 to 30 protesters participated, according to DU associate professor Adam Rovner, director of the university’s Center for Judaic Studies.
By Chris Leppek Verified| Intermountain Jewish News Verified Home Features Aurora shooting survivor and wife find ways to give backAurora shooting survivor and wife find ways to give backChris LeppekApr 18, 2024Features Sara and Zack Golditch, 28 and 29 years old respectively, are still in the early stages of their lives, marriage and careers, but they have already woven empathy into the essential fabric of their lives. Related articlesJTAApr 18, 2024
By Chris Leppek Verified| Intermountain Jewish News Verified Home News Local Anti-Israel activity continues on DU campusThe University of Denver (DU), which has seen its own share of strident anti-Israel and, some Jewish students say, anti-Semitic, activism since Oct. 7, continued to percolate as recently as last week. On April 30, yet another anti-Israel rally took place on the DU campus in which some 20 to 30 protesters participated, according to DU associate professor Adam Rovner, director of the university’s Center for Judaic Studies.
Company Info
Intermountain Jewish News
The IJN, a weekly newspaper, is an independent editorial voice, covering events in Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, Utah and Montana, as well as throughout the US, Israel and Jewish communities worldwide. The newspaper was founded in 1913 and since 1943 has been owned and operated by the Goldberg family. Currently Miriam Harris Goldberg is the editor and publisher and Rabbi Hillel Goldberg is executive editor. In addition to weekly publication, IJN publishes special editions approximately once a month, including three magazines: L'Chaim magazine (fall and spring) and Generations magazine (summer). Once every five years the IJN publishes a souvenir anniversary magazine. The 110th anniversary magazine was published July 3, 2023. The IJN is a member of the American Jewish Press Association (AJPA) and the Colorado Press Association.
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