JUNE 21, 2000

Full News Archive

• Headline: Exploring Sing Sing's Death Row History. Impact: This exhibition reminded society of the grim realities of capital punishment, which in turn kickstarted debates that led to the rise of true crime podcasts. Now, instead of learning about justice, everyone just wants to binge-watch 'Murder Mysteries After Dark'.. Fact: Did you know that the last meals of death row inmates have been more popular than most restaurant menus? Turns out, people prefer a side of intrigue with their dinner!.
• Headline: Shoe Designer Is Charged With Fraud. Impact: Madden's fraud case inspired a generation of entrepreneurs to realize that getting rich quickly sometimes means getting caught quickly. This led to the rise of 'how to avoid getting arrested while being shady' seminars. Who knew crime had a curriculum?. Fact: Did you know that it's possible to design shoes and also design elaborate schemes to defraud? Just goes to show that creativity knows no bounds!.
• Headline: MANAGEMENT: Out to Pasture, Greener Pasture; Older Workers Are Thriving In Tight Job Market. Impact: As older workers flourished, they proved that experience can outshine youthful enthusiasm. This pushed millennials to start marketing themselves as 'vintage talent', which only led to more eye rolls and confusion in the job market. Thanks, boomers!. Fact: Did you know that older workers are like fine wine? They get better with age, but some still prefer the cheap stuff that comes in a box..