Something Is Wrong with Women’s Sports |
And
it has nothing to do with women. Unfortunately, it has to do with men.
Or more accurately, men who think they are women. For example:
Other examples are noted in this article
(one of a number I read on this topic), and the reason why those who
complain, like tennis champ Martina Navratilova, should not just “chill
out” as some pundits have suggested.
Something Is Wrong with Recycling
And
it has nothing to do with the idea. It’s just that no one apparently
thinks it worth their while to take recyclable goods and actually
recycle them. China used to be a big buyer of US waste, but no more
apparently. But the US “is creating more waste than ever. In 2015 …
America generated 262.4 million tons of waste, up 4.5 percent from 2010
and 60 percent from 1985.” “Is This the End of Recycling?” explores the problem and possible solutions.
The ‘Yes, and …’ Moment
Those
of a liturgical bent will have noted that The Annunciation was
commemorated this past week. Liturgical or not, it is good to note
events surrounding the birth of Jesus other than in December. “‘Yes, and’: What Improv Comedy Taught Me about the Annunciation” is a fine reflection on Mary’s response to the angel Gabriel, as well as a window into the workings of improv.
What Is the No. 1 Productivity Killer?
And how should we deal with it? That’s the subject of Karl Vaters’s brief reflection.
Grace and peace,
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Mark Galli
Editor-in-Chief, Christianity Today |
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