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• Issue 007

  

  The Compact

  When a group of environmentally concerned friends in San Francisco decided to buy nothing for a year, they unwittingly sparked an...

  by Zachary Slobig

• Issue 007

  

  Welcome to Los Angeles

  With one of the country's most notorious slums sitting within spitting distance of new million-dollar lofts and five-star hotels, Los Angeles...

  by Sam Slovick, Orly Olivier

• Issue 007

  

  High Tech / Low Tech

  Technology: shaping our world from the top down and the bottom up.

  by GOOD

• Issue 007

  

  The New Nostradamus

  Michael A. M. Lerner talks with the man who is putting the "science" back in political science.

  by Michael A.M. Lerner, Ethan Hill

• Design

  

  If It Ain’t Broke...

  GOOD explores seven practices that haven't changed much over time for one simple reason: they got it right on the first try.

  by GOOD, Jeffrey Middleton

• Issue 007

  

  Get a Life

  Morgan Clendaniel ambles around the ghost town that is Second Life in search of the digital frontier (and a cheap penis).

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Issue 007

  

  Low-Tech Laboratory

  A group of renegade engineers at MIT is creating elegantly simple solutions to global problems. Tim McKeough shows us five of the best.

  by Tim McKeough, Jason Lee

• Issue 007

  

  You’ve Got Mail!

  Sam Schwartz hitches a ride on a government mule to traverse the United States Postal Service's most dangerous route.

  by Matt Schwartz, trujillopaumier

• Issue 007

  

  Father Figure

  Father Greg Boyle wants to stop the causes of gang violence, instead of waiting to clean up the results.

  by Christian Barby, Jeff Minton

• Issue 007

  

  Education Equalizer

  Caesar Mickens Jr. wants to make his charter school better than public schools, on the same budget.

  by Steve Kettmann, Jeff Minton

• News

  

  Art Forum

  Lauri Firstenberg is putting Los Angeles's public art in the spotlight.

  by Alissa Walker, Jeff Minton

• Issue 007

  

  Digital Alexandria

  Brewster Kahle wants to create an electronic archive of every word ever published.

  by Daniel Brook, Jeff Minton

• Issue 007

  

  Looking at Sustainable Design That Doesn’t Suck

  A Brooklyn restaurant-cum-cultural center with an ethic of sustainability has become a social hub for the creative and diverse local community.

  by Ben Jervey, Jen Dessinger

• Issue 007

  

  This is Daphne

  This is Daphne. And these are her things.

  by GOOD, trujillopaumier

• Issue 007

  

  These Can Be Yours

  The consumer in you wants these products.

  by GOOD

• Issue 007

  

  Rock the Casbah

  Metal is making a comeback in Egypt after a crackdown on "Satanic music."

  by Anneloes Van Gaalen

• Issue 007

  

  Leftovers for All

  Replate asks diners to leave their leftovers on top of trash cans so that the homeless know where to find a free meal.

  by Lilibet Snellings

• Issue 007

  

  Recycling Katrina

  The Green Project is a new salvage shop preserving the architectural heritage of New Orleans.

  by Mike Sabel