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The Daily Digg

Tuesday, July 22, 2014


AN EDUCATED OPINION
Don't Send Your Kid To The Ivy League
newrepublic.com
The nation's top colleges are turning our kids into zombies.


THE TIPPING POINT
The Gratuitous Injustice Of American Tipping Culture
kitchenette.jezebel.com
No matter where you go and who you talk to, it seems like everyone hates America's tipping culture. Finding someone who thinks our current system is just fine and dandy is more difficult than keeping track of which Kardashian is which.


BOXES WE DIGG
Digg In A Box Is Finally Here
quarterly.co
Do you like Digg? Of course you do, otherwise you wouldn't be reading this. Well now you can get the same kind of great, weird and curious stuff you find on Digg but in real life, delivered right to your door. We don't know what you'll be getting yet, but rest assured it'll be really cool. And if you use the code "DIB5OFF" it'll be really cool for $5 less. What could go wrong?


EVERYTHING'S BETTER WHEN YOU'RE A MILLENIAL
Losing Your Virginity: A Better Experience Now Than 20 Years Ago
esquire.com
Back in your day, sex was guilty and uncomfortable and anxiety-ridden. But the kids are realizing that it doesn't have to be that way.


DÏGG PÏCKS
The New Yorker Opened Its Archive — Here's Where To Start
digg.com
In case you haven't heard, America's favorite magazine to carry in public has pulled a Willy Wonka and opened up its robust archive to the general public. But where to begin?


IT'S LIKE THERE'S A SIGN ON HIS BACK
This Illusionist Will Eventually Guess Your Card — We Promise
digg.com
Illusionist Eric Leclerc needs only a deck of playing cards to make you believe in mind reading, or at least in the power of probability.