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Each issue, GOOD asks an artist to set the tone with an interpretation of the theme. The results for our Work issue, by The Pencil Factory, are above.
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Fold My Ride: The Bike That Could Change Transit
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A Pickup Truck Grows an Educational Mini-Farm
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Could Charging People for Uneaten Food in Restaurants Help Us Stop Wasting It?
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What Drivers Really Think About Bikers: The History and Psychology of Sharing the Road
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Should Teachers View Their Students as Customers?
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Sold Out: Are Pro Sports Owners Obligated to Keep the Team in Town?
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Biking Saves Americans $4.6 Billion Each Year
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The Robot Zombie: A Bitter Cocktail for the Van Halen Reunion
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How Fingerprinting Food Stamp Recipients Hurts Everyone
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U.S. General Says Soldiers Who Commit Suicide Are 'Selfish'
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We've started brainstorming ideas for the next issue of the magazine, and like we've done twice before, we're asking for your help. This time,...
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Want to get involved? Start by doing your homework.
We need your help: What is the most awesome, best tasting, sustainably brewed, independently owned, community-oriented craft beer in your state?
A new law in Russia has closed a loophole that allowed anything with less than 10 percent alcohol to be considered a "foodstuff."
A global look at one of the world's most widely taken drugs.
If you had a vigilant liberal in your life during the past eight years, you probably heard about Bush's "signing statements." These were, in...
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We took inspiration from Studs Terkel and spoke with 10 people-five with full-time jobs and five without-about what work means to them in 2010.
More often than not, we are at the mercy of our machines simply because we let ourselves be. It's a habit-and a bad one.
You know if there's a lurid school sex story out there, we're all over it.In a wealthy Connecticut suburb a high school teacher, Nate Fisher, has...
Dan Pearson on the seriousness of serious comics.
Nice coffee table made from the recycled stalks of sorghum plant (we've never heard of it either; maybe it's some new kind of arugula?). It looks...
Our Flickr group for Project 006: GOOD or BAD Design? got a dose of fresh graphic design from illl. Some of his work has hints of Ralph...
Like many Rust Belt towns, Braddock is a shell of its former self. But the city's inhabitants have refused to give up. See how.
An increasing number of sports teams and networks are using augmented reality graphics only visible on TV.
Jim Koch, founder and chairman of The Boston Beer Company, brewers of Samuel Adams Beer, is a pioneer of the American palate as well as a quiet...
