EOD Roundup
EOD Roundup: Science Says High School Ruined You
6:30 pm, January 22nd | by Colette McIntyre
In today’s EOD roundup, we continue our trend of sharing potentially traumatizing news by alerting you to new research that suggests that you’ll never leave high school behind. We’re sorry we had to tell you this; here, let us make you a spot of tea and you can tell us all about Kristy Parker and her perfect hair. [NY Mag]
Learn why one former cyclist sympathizes with Lance Armstrong. [The Atlantic]
In creepy-slash-paranoia-inducing news, Trendnet home security cameras continue to allow visitors to gain access to thousands of private at-home IP camera feeds. Thanks for the new fear, article; I am now condemned to spend the rest of my days sounding like a schizophrenic bath salts abuser on an episode of Law and Order: “The kids! They are watching us with the webcams! Our lives are exposed!” [The Verge]
In a Twitter campaign called “#KUboobs”, University of Kansas basketball fans have been tweeting pictures of their cleavage in order to support their college team. Feministing provides an interesting analysis of the campaign and its implications for “choice feminism.” [Feministing]
We’ll keep this one short and sweet: MTV’s Buckwild is cringe-worthy and exploitative; instead of watching it, just read these books. [Flavorwire]
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