Sheryl Sandberg's 'Lean In' offers a feminist view from the top Sheryl Sandberg's explosive "Lean In" — a muscular manifesto on the gender inequities of the professional world — is being published within weeks of the 50th anniversary of Betty Friedan's "The Feminine Mystique." It's a convergence destined to invite disparaging comparisons, to prompt people to holler about how they knew Betty Friedan and that Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer of Facebook and one of the most powerful women in the tech world, is no Betty Friedan. More
School Accused of Discriminating Against Transgender 6-Year-Old An elementary school in Colorado is the subject of a civil rights complaint filed this week on behalf of a trangender 6-year-old. According to the Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund, Eagleside Elementary School is violating the child's civil rights by not allowing her to use the girls' bathrooms. More
Miss Justin Simmons?
The kids on the Grading The Week staff sure do, but the Broncos don’t. Not according to Pro Football Focus, at least.
With the Broncos having already won more games (five) in eight weeks than many in the NFL thought they’d win in 18, the statniks on Team GTW scoured the popular scouting and analytics site, known colloquially as “PFF,” for some clues as to why.
Speaking of grades, PFF scouts grade NFL players on a 100-point scale.
It’s a familiar refrain that Rockies fans throw my way.
“Owner Dick Monfort is a cheapskate,” the disgruntled say. “Fans continue flocking to Coors Field, but he doesn’t invest in the team on the field.”
That criticism reached a crescendo recently when I reported that the Rockies’ payroll would take a hit in 2025.
The criticism isn’t supported by the facts.
However, it’s more than fair to criticize how the Rockies have spent their money.
MINNEAPOLIS — Christian Braun was teleported back in time to one of his college games.
It was Nov. 26, 2021, against his new Nuggets teammate DaRon Holmes II and the Dayton Flyers. With 1:45 remaining in the first half, Braun taunted after a slam dunk that put Kansas up 44-29 and received a technical foul.
Android tablets have improved by leaps and bounds in recent years. Yet, I won't give up on my iPad for an Android tablet. Android tablets might seem better than iPads on paper and offer great value for money, but they falter in key areas, leading to a poor user experience.