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• News

  

  Handing Down Hand Me Downs Goes High Tech

  thredUP.com creates a kids' clothing exchange for the 21st century by merging online technology with traditional 'hand-me-downs.'

  by Allison Arieff +

• Design

  

  High Priorities

  If you don't live in New York, you probably don't read New York Magazine. This may or may not be a mistake. Regardless, you are missing High...

  by Anonymous +

• Design

  

  Halfway High-Rise

  8NW8, a new affordable housing complex in Portland, is both stylish and sustainable

  by Rebecca Ruiz +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Drug-Free High

  Since there is already quite a bit of discussion about what effects dropping acid has on the human brain going on at this site right now (what...

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• GOOD Blog

  

  High Culture Offensive

  Instead of just whining that today's youth speaks poorly and says "like"? all the time, some people have decided to take action. A billboard....

  by GOOD +

• News

  

  Rocky Mountain High

  Democrats, playing against type, made a smart decision and decided to hold their 2008 convention in Denver instead of New York. Though it will...

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• Issue 012

  

  High Water Rising

  Kim Roberts rolled tape as her life was uprooted.

  by Matt Barone +

• News

  

  Mile High Club

  Greetings from sunny Denver! We're just getting our bearings at the Democratic National Convention, but we plan to be filing erudite and...

  by Zach Frechette +

• 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 +

• Education

  

  Rethinking High School

  Just 10 years ago, Locke High School in Los Angeles was a "dropout factory," overrun by gangs. Then Green Dot Public Schools took over and...

  by GOOD 2

• GOOD Blog

  

  Because They Got High?

  Sure, a headline like "The Five Greatest Things Ever Accomplished While High" is bound to garner the majority of its clicks from dorm-dwelling...

  by Patrick James +

• News

  

  Here Are Your New High-speed Railroads

  The amount of money in the stimulus package for high-speed rail, $8 billion, turned out to be much higher than in previous draft versions of the...

  by Andrew Price +

• News

  

  Update: When You’re Getting High-speed Rail

  As you may remember, there was $8 billion in the stimulus package for high-speed rail projects. Today, Tranportation for America provides us with...

  by Andrew Price +

• News

  

  Battle over High-Speed Rail Rages on

  The Harvard economist Edward Glaeser (pictured) wrote a four-post series in The New York Times recently arguing that high-speed rail won't work...

  by Andrew Price +

• News

  

  Florida Might Be First for High-speed Rail

  Remember back when everyone was talking about the stimulus bill, and how it included $8 billion for high-speed rail projects, and we all had fun...

  by Andrew Price +

• News

  

  Five Things You Should Know About High-speed Rail

  Planetizen has just launched a new high-speed rail site, HSR News, tracking everything there is to know about our attempts to import fast trains...

  by GOOD +

• 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

• Culture

  

  #30DaysofGOOD Challenge: 12. Give Five High-Fives

  Each month, we challenge our community to do something that will improve the world around us—and our own lives. September's challenge? To connect.

  by Hillary Newman +

• Lifestyle

  

  High Minded: Working Under the Influence

  I believe that it is impossible not to disintegrate from sadness if you attempt to serve people food when you’re stoned.

  by Tess Lynch, Beth Hoeckel +