Gerry Goldstein, a columnist for What’sUpNewp, has been writing about a variety of topics throughout 2022.
In December, he wrote about the spelling and significance of Chanukah in the Jewish faith. In November, he touched on the use of Santa Claus in advertising and the challenges faced by elderly politicians. In October, he commented on the political rhetoric leading up to the election. September saw him discussing the royal burial of a member of the British royal family on Aquidneck Island in Rhode Island.
August saw him writing about the concept of happiness and the Supreme Court’s decision on abortion rights. In July, he wrote about the upcoming holiday of July 4th and the importance of truth in the wake of the January 6th attack on the US Capitol. June’s column focused on Father’s Day and the relationships between fathers and their children.
May’s column discussed the use of nicknames in military brass and the role of slaps in film and real life. April’s column celebrated the English language and the Ukrainian people’s resistance to Russian aggression. March’s column discussed the arrival of spring and the importance of hope in difficult times. February’s column explored the history and significance of Valentine’s Day.
And in January, Gerry wrote about the new year and the importance of setting goals and making resolutions.
Gerry Goldstein: Politics to smile about, until it isn’t
Gerry Goldstein: ‘All That’ and more about our state
Gerry Goldstein: A debate quip we can only dream of
Gerry Goldstein: When salesmanship founders
Gerry Goldstein: Razor-sharp humor on long-ago roadsides
Gerry Goldstein: On the road when pitfalls lurked en route
Gerry Goldstein: If we’re the role models, beware
Gerry Goldstein: Changing names that ruffle feathers
Gerry Goldstein: Angling for some seasonal wisdom
Gerry Goldstein: Nothing was half-baked about this ‘thank you’
Gerry Goldstein: When whispers metastasize, hate sinks roots
Gerry Goldstein: By the book, moving to a strange new land
Gerry Goldstein: On this day, kiss your inhibitions goodbye
Gerry Goldstein: On the wing, reminders of what matters
‘Sage’ advice on expression, still timely after a century
Gerry Goldstein: Portrait of a ‘problem’ that endures
Gerry Goldstein: A pond where it’s easy being green
Gerry Goldstein: Fur, feathers, squeals, hogged some of White House spotlight
Gerry Goldstein: A historical brew, in one small coffee cup
Gerry Goldstein: They said ‘I do,’ but the state moved to put them asunder
Gerry Goldstein: Seeing life from both sides and fighting on for a cause
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