Weekly News Update

  • The Washington Post reported on a Senate bill called the No PFAS in Cosmetics Act. (PFAS stands for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances.)
  • Fashionista looked at the #Vote4Fashion campaign, which wants fashion policy to be a core part of the political agenda on the local, state, and federal levels.
  • Insider shared 33 high-paying jobs for people who don't like stress.
  • Above the Law looked at the law school over-enrollment problem.
  • The Wall Street Journal explained that as employees return to the office, more of them will find they no longer have their own assigned workspace.
  • NPR profiled Ketanji Brown Jackson, who has been confirmed to the U.S. Court of Appeals by the Senate and is a “hot prospect” for a Supreme Court nomination.
  • The New York Times published an essay by a mom who did IVF as a single woman at age 44.
  • ScienceDaily reported on a new study that “found no differences in life satisfaction and limited differences in personality traits between child-free individuals and parents, not-yet-parents, or childless individuals.”
  • Lifehacker listed the five easiest houseplants for beginners.
  • Your Laugh of of the Week comes from McSweeney's, with “Honest Reasons Why Women Don't Want to Go Back to In-Person Work.”

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7 Comments

  1. The insider Article about high paying, low stress jobs was one of the stupidest articles I’ve ever read. Many of the jobs require a PhD, meaning they’re not well paid for the amount of education. And almost all of them are fields that it’s nearly impossible to get them into. There is literally no point for the list.

    1. I lol’d at the sports/talent agent one. I have actually worked in sports and managed talent and (1) it is NOT low stress and (2) you definitely DO NOT make a lot of money for the first 5 – 10 years (if not longer). I have no idea where they got that list from but it is ridiculous!

      1. I learned to take these kinds of lists with a grain of salt when I saw one that said “historian” was a good career choice. PLEASE. I laughed so hard. (I was a history major who had to go back to school for something different to be able to find a job).

    2. I was coming here to say exactly this. Really, really stupid and pintless article (with little foundation in reality).

    3. Yeah, I’m a technical writer and it’s pretty low stress but I make significantly less than $78k. And even $78k doesn’t go very far in a big city if you don’t have a spouse or roommate.

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