GOOD Books: Factory Foods Exposed

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• Education

  

  The Last Typewriter Factory Closes. Good Riddance (UPDATED)

  It's easy to be nostalgic—but moving on from typewriters was one of the best things to happen for students.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Culture

  

  GOOD Books: Dog Days of Summer

  The last weeks of summer are finally upon us: distract yourself from this fact with some light-hearted dog stories.

  by Kat Fatland

• Culture

  

  GOOD Books: Cynical Children's Books Written for Adults

  These snarky children's books, written for disillusioned grown-ups, are full of sarcasm, gore, and curse words sure to brighten your day.

  by Jillian Anthony

• Culture

  

  The Year in GOOD Books

  Prime reading selections—or stocking stuffers—from 2011's GOOD Book series.

  by Nina Lincoff, Jillian Anthony

• News

  

  Exposing The Hold

  Last week, we told you about the secret hold an anonymous Senator had put on a new bill that would create a searchable database of all federal...

  by Anonymous

• Design

  

  Conflict Exposed

  Gillian Laub's new book [i]Testimony[/i] puts a human face on Middle East conflict

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Culture

  

  GOOD Books for Summer: Four Not-Too-Trashy Beach Reads

  From sex on the moon to globe-trotting fashion editors to robot revolutions, this week's GOOD Books have oceanside appeal but won't dumb you down.

  by Zak Stone

• News

  

  Organizations are Awesome: On College Campuses, CoFed Replaces Fast Food with Good Food

  Research shows that fast food can cause cognitive difficulties that result in lower test scores. So why are college campuses serving it? Enter CoFed.

  by Allison Arieff

• News

  

  Washington Post Exposes "Top Secret America"

  Today, The Washington Post released a huge original investigative project on "Top Secret America," the vast network of government organizations...

  by Andrew Price

• Technology

  

  A Wikileaks Copycat Wants to Expose Corruption in Russia

  Move over, Assange. A Russian political activist and blogger named Alexei Navalny has set up a whistleblowing website modeled on Wikileaks.

  by Andrew Price

• Culture

  

  GOOD Books: Road Trip Lit

  Planning to hit the open road this summer? These five books will inspire you.

  by Zak Stone

• Lifestyle

  

  Good Books: Niki Segnit's Flavour Thesaurus

  British food writer Niki Segnit's reference book for home cooks lists 99 flavors and 900 common flavor pairings.

  by Peter Smith

• Environment

  

  Borneo's 30-Mile Logjam on Rajang River Exposes Government Corruption

  A 30-mile logjam on a Malaysian river in Borneo hints at rampant deforestation and possible government corruption.

  by Ben Jervey

• Education

  

  Jon Stewart's Cribs: Teachers Edition Exposes Lavish Lifestyles

  Heard that teachers get paid too much and barely work at all? The Daily Show host takes us on an MTV-style journey inside their lavish lifestyles.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Education

  

  New Data Exposes the Staggering Gap Between Rich and Poor Schools

  There are huge gaps in access to AP classes and resources between schools in rich neighborhoods and those in poor ones.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Lifestyle

  Is It Better to Provide Health Food or To Eliminate Junk Food? The Community Answers

  by Hillary Newman

• Culture

  

  GOOD Books: The Best of 2011

  GOOD editors choose their favorite books of the year.

  by Jillian Anthony

• Design

  

  Umbrella Factory

  Umbrellas: One of the most necessary and useful inventions of our time. Also, one of the most poorly designed devices that we use, since they...

  by Anonymous

• Issue 013

  

  It's Your Factory

  Adrian Bowyer thinks that Marx got it only half right: The means of production shouldn't just be seized, they should be shared by all. To that...

  by Katherine Sharpe

• Education

  

  Dropout Factories

  Can we sustain the public's attention for long enough to rehabilitate our country's worst schools?

  by GOOD