Caitlin Clark Makes a Positive Step by Denouncing Divisive Agendas in Her Name It took some time for the W.N.B.A. rookie to address those weaponizing her stardom, and that’s good for her and the league, a columnist for The Athletic writes.

Fever’s Clark: Don’t use me to push ‘agendas’ Fever star rookie Caitlin Clark pushed back against online commenters who have used her name in discussions to denigrate other WNBA players, saying any racist or misogynistic comments are “not acceptable.”

LPT Take downs notes or save to your phone when you have important agendas or information, Don’t trust your mind by memorizing it. I used to rely on my memory for everything, but after a few too many forgotten appointments and missed deadlines, I’ve learned my lesson. Now, I’m all about taking notes or saving stuff on my phone. It’s a game-changer. I jot down everything from work tasks to grocery lists. Plus, it feels good to clear my mind of clutter. Trust me, your future …

LPT: Meetings Should Have Defined Agendas Every meeting you schedule (and accept) should have an agenda, and the agenda can’t just be “general.” A “miscellaneous” meeting at the end of the month or quarter covering unrelated topics is fine. Do not schedule a meeting to discuss that you should have a meeting in the future about x issue or that you put on the calendar as directed, but the…