Headlines from May 30, 2014

BBC tracks public sentiment and key political events as Scotland prepares to vote on independence.
Mexican newspaper Más Por Más prints news stories on towels in bathrooms to drive traffic to its website.
St. Mary’s Church found to be the most ambiguous term on Wikipedia, followed by Communist Party, and Aliabad.
September 11 museum removes a commemorative cheese plate from its gift shop.
One month after an Indian politician said, “Boys will be boys,” in response to possible execution for gang rapists, two teenage sisters were raped and murdered.
Pictures of national spelling bee semifinalists caught deep in thought. #photography
See also: Hyper-reallistic paintings of swimmers in American lakes. #tmn
Chicago’s terrible history of segregationist policies is the strongest foundation for the case for reparations.
In light of Donald Sterling’s 15,900% return if Steve Ballmer’s $2 billion Clippers bid succeeds, a list of other eye-catching investments.
“Harvard M.B.A. Indicator” says that wherever recent Harvard grads are heading for work is likely a bubble posed to pop.
College women use “slut” to police their peers’ looks and style, not their sexual conquests.
Given that we’ve all agreed, if only by our passive acquiescence, not to prevent a shooting, can we please quit pretending to care?
Seth Rogen, Judd Apatow, and video-game makers perhaps are to blame for killers—but still we should try to control guns. #opinions
I wouldn’t want to bore him with the details of scheduled spontaneity. Dispelling the myth of effortless female thinness.
Auditory illusions: How what we see changes what we hear. #video
Illegal drugs flow smoothly through Amazon.com: muscle relaxants, steroids, and prescription meds.
Wine: a spiritual history. #longreads
Stay focused! You’re getting ready to get married! Reporter spends a month with 50 Cent as his life coach.