Monday Notes: Apple VR Headset

Did Nikola Jokic Dominate Just Like the Heat Wanted Him To?

That box score, combined with a disappointing Nuggets loss, calls to attention a pervasive school of thought held by some around the NBA: The “best” way to short-circuit Denver’s league-leading offense is to “make” Jokic into a scorer.

Did Nikola Jokic Dominate Just Like the Heat Wanted Him To?

Whether or not Miami “forced” Denver’s star to be a scorer in Game 2 can be debated (see: Spoelstra, Erik). Was Sunday a results-based coincidence? Or did Miami find something while squaring the Finals?

The RingerMichael Pina

Apple Set to Launch Virtual-Reality Headset Monday

The first major product in nearly a decade is likely to overshadow the conference’s announcements of new tools and functions for the iPhone and other devices.

Apple Set to Launch Virtual-Reality Headset Monday, First Major Product in Decade

The first major product in nearly a decade is likely to overshadow the conference’s announcements of new tools and functions for the iPhone and other devices.

The Wall Street JournalAaron Tilley

No One Knows What ‘Race-Neutral’ Admissions Looks Like

Later this month, the Court is set to decide a pair of cases in which the plaintiffs, members of a group called Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA), allege that Harvard’s and the University of North Carolina’s “race conscious” admissions amount to racial discrimination in violation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act and the Fourteenth Amendment’s equal-protection clause.

No One Knows What ‘Race Neutral’ Admissions Looks Like

How should colleges and universities replace affirmative action if the Supreme Court does indeed strike it down?

The AtlanticIssa Kohler-Hausmann