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 ‘The public stigmatizes them’: what it’s like being a teacher in America
The Guardian · Lauren Mechling
For every apple that lands on a teacher’s desk, there’s a dumpster’s worth of garbage that comes flying their way.
 Can we trust the banks?
flipboard.com · The Features Desk
What’s happening, ways a bank crisis could affect you and how to protect your money.
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 The tired trope of the ‘power hungry woman’
Elle · Giselle Barreto Fetterman
Sen. John Fetterman’s wife recounts attacks she received during his depression recovery.
 Are you there, Judy Blume? It’s 11 women who’d like to say thanks
TODAY · Sarah Lemire
How the voice of one author reassured millions of adolescents that, yes, you’re perfectly normal.
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 The potential of gravity batteries
Euronews · Charlotte Elton
Repurposed underground mines could store enough energy to power “the entire earth” for a day, new research suggests.
 Elemental music: Interactive periodic table turns He, Fe, Ca into Do, Re, Mi
Ars Technica · Jennifer Ouellette
Hydrogen has a scale pattern; zinc “sounds like an angelic vocalist singing with vibrato.”
 The museum of failure celebrates some of the world’s biggest flops
Smithsonian Magazine · Sarah Kuta
Now on view in New York City, the traveling exhibition presents failure as a critical learning opportunity.
 ‘Blurred Lines,’ harbinger of doom
Pitchfork · Jayson Greene
How Robin Thicke, Pharrell, and T.I.’s cursed megahit predicted everything bad about the past decade in pop culture.
 Where to eat on MLB opening day
flipboard.com · Eater
The best places to eat and drink at baseball stadiums across the country.
 What it means if you see a boot on a fence
flipboard.com · Family Handyman
It holds a special meaning for ranchers.
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