• Fashionista reported that Coach has announced that stores have stopped destroying in-store returns of damaged, defective, worn, and otherwise unsalable goods.
• Harper’s Bazaar described the plastic surgery trend of the “snatched jawline.”
• Above the Law shared the results of their survey on lawyers’ current plans for business travel.
• BBC Worklife explained why cover letters are still important.
• In The New York Times, Jessica Nordell, the author of The End of Bias: A Beginning, described the computer simulated workplace that she co-created to study the impact of gender bias.
• Vox’s The Goods looked at the pros and cons of women-only gyms.
• TechCrunch reported that Tinder will offer a feature for finding a plus-one for weddings.
• Bustle took a close look at Noom and whether it can be harmful to users.
• The Cut wondered why we don’t know how having your period affects exercise.
• The New York Times offered 16 slow cooker recipes (some with Instant Pot or stovetop versions provided).
• Your Laugh of the Week comes from McSweeney’s, with “A Pseudo-Intellectual Comment Generator for Men.”

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