Gonzales On The Line

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• GOOD Blog

  

  Are These the 100 Best First Lines From Novels?

  You decide. Also, call me Ishmael. Photo via Ffffound..

  by Zach Frechette 1

• Environment

  

  Thin Blue Line

  On the sidewalks of New York City, Eve S. Mosher is drawing in chalk. Isn't she worried about water? You bet.

  by Meryl Rothstein, Edward Morris +

• News

  

  Project: Line Up!

  In Issue 013, we gave you 1,565 reasons to get out and vote. Obviously, we weren't the only ones harping on about getting your civic duty on-the...

  by GOOD +

• News

  

  Nevermind The Pantsuits Line...

  So you've all by now seen and heard a lot about Hillary's speech last night. You maybe also saw Keith Olbermann, who as many will recall hasn't...

  by Siobhan O'Connor +

• Environment

  

  First Look at the High Line!

  For years, there's been an effort underway to turn the abandoned High Line rail structure in New York City into an elevated public park. GOOD has...

  by Andrew Price +

• Cities

  

  The GOOD 100: The High Line

  Get High Downtown You've probably heard of it. New York City's newest park received enormous attention for years before it even opened....

  by GOOD +

• News

  

  Intermission: Line for Russia's First McDonald's

  Thomas Friedman once wrote that no two countries which both have McDonald's have ever attacked each other. More recent events have rendered this...

  by Morgan Clendaniel 4

• Education

  

  Teaching: Notes from the Front Lines

  I'm currently teaching To Kill a Mockingbird to my ninth-grade students in Baltimore City. It has been a tough book not only to teach but for my...

  by David Donaldson +

• Education

  

  Teaching: Notes from the Front Lines

  A former grade-school teacher reflects on his Teach for America days. There is fog in Willamette Valley, Oregon, this morning. I drive slowly,...

  by Mike Copperman +

• Education

  

  Teaching: Notes from the Front Lines

  Two weeks ago, my heart sank when I was told that I would lose my current class of 9th graders and soon be taking over 10th grade English.The...

  by David Donaldson +

• Education

  

  Teaching: Notes from the Front Lines

  A former grade-school teacher reflects on his Teach for America days. The years since I taught fourth grade in the Mississippi Delta have taken...

  by Mike Copperman +

• Education

  

  Teaching: Notes from the Front Lines

  A teacher helps his students to find their story.The children gathered cross-legged on the rug, a circle of faces. Each held five loose-leaf...

  by Mike Copperman 1

• Education

  

  Teaching: Notes from the Front Lines

  On finding your element I just finished Ken Robinson’s book, The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything. If you have not yet read...

  by David Donaldson 7

• Lifestyle

  

  Lunch Line Goes Behind the Counters

  Lunch Line has been getting some good buzz—"required viewing!!!" screamed a review by author Tracie McMillan for the Atlantic Food...

  by Grist +

• GOOD Blog

  

  The High Line's Incredible Expansion

  Sure, dense urban centers are efficient, but humans still need to find room for open space in the city. That's what made the High Line—a New...

  by Andrew Price 2

• GOOD Blog

  

  Media That Matters...Wait, That's Our Line

  GOOD's E-Waste video was selected for the Media That Matters film festival. While we're sure you've watched that one ad nauseum, the rest of the...

  by Andrew Price +

• Environment

  

  High Line Gets Off The Ground

  The High Line is an abandoned, elevated rail line through western Manhattan that has hovered above the street, deteriorating in desuetude,...

  by Andrew Price +

• Culture

  

  Fifty Lines to Woo Your Lover

  A cheat sheet of Valentine's Day poetry Valentine's Day is nigh. If you do not have time to hit Victoria's Secret, are broke, or eschew...

  by Anne Trubek +

• Environment

  

  The High Line Opens and It Looks Phenomenal

  After years of dreaming, designing, and campaigning, the first section of the High Line park-built on top of an old elevated rail structure-opened...

  by Andrew Price +

• Education

  

  Race to the Top: Where’s the Finish Line?

  Is Obama's incentive-based education plan a sprint or a jog? If we put the Obama Administration's Race to the Top grant in running terms, is it...

  by Liz Dwyer +