Intermission: Where Would You Like to Wake up Tomorrow?

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• News

  

  Haitian Women Must Step up in Wake of Fallen Feminists

  A lot has changed for women in Haiti in the past 15 years. Whereas in the past rape could be used as a manipulative, disciplinary device, it is...

  by Alicia Capetillo +

• Culture

  

  Intermission: On 11/11/11, Turn it Up to 11

  Today is Nigel Tufnel Day, which occurs once a century.

  by Wylie Overstreet +

• Education

  

  What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?

  How to create a college-going culture. When I took a poll of my elementary students’ future career aspirations, an overwhelming majority wanted...

  by Darla Bunting 5

• Culture

  

  Intermission: Hey You! What Are You Listening To?

  A guy walks the streets of New York asking pedestrians with headphones what they're listening to. Enjoy the awesome video he made.

  by Andrew Price +

• Culture

  

  A Girl Story: The Ending Is Up to You

    When an organization asks for a donation, it’s basically making a claim about storytelling: Your help can change a bad ending. What if a...

  by Theo Schell-Lambert 1

• Culture

  

  Round Two: Pro-Democracy Algerians Plan to Take to the Streets Tomorrow

  Algeria is bracing itself for a day of Egypt-like protests tomorrow. Are the dominos are falling in the Arab states?

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Culture

  What Would You Do If Tomorrow Was Your Last Day on Earth? The Community Answers

  by Hillary Newman +

• Design

  

  Intermission: Light Up the Castle

  Blocks pour out of the windows, walls expand and unravel, and perspective is continuously altered.

  by Nina Lincoff +

• News

  

  There's More Voting to Be Done—Tomorrow

  If you live in Los Angeles, there's big election coming up tomorrow. March 3rd. You've got all day-from 7am to 8pm-to cast your ballot at your...

  by Casey Caplowe +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Bike to Work Tomorrow

  This whole month is Bike Month, which is totally sweet, and this whole week is Bike-to-Work Week, which is even sweeter. So even if you haven't...

  by Patrick James +

• Culture

  

  Intermission: We Dare You to Not Get a Crush on This Poetry Bomber

  A Miami artist sneaks around thrift stores and turns used clothes into literary gems. It's poetic vandalism.

  by Cord Jefferson +

• News

  

  Are Hydrogen Cars Better than Electric Ones? Sure, If You Can Find a Place to Fill it Up

  Don't expect hydrogen vehicles to generate the same excitement as EVs. The charging infrastructure just isn't there.

  by Ariel Schwartz +

• Culture

  

  Intermission: Shaking Up Kids' Perspectives—Literally

  Artist Raghava KK unveils an iPad children's book that changes when the device is shaken.

  by Megan Greenwell +

• Technology

  

  Intermission: Let's Go Up in Orbit

  Leave your computer for a moment and come up with us into orbit.

  by Nina Lincoff +

• Business

  

  This New Site Lets You Suggest and Peruse the Amazing Apps of Tomorrow

  The Internet Wishlist is collecting ideas for apps and websites people are wishing for.

  by Alex Goldmark +

• Lifestyle

  

  A Kinder, Gentler Wake-Up Call

  A light that simulates natural outdoor light can help you wake up feeling better.

  by Ann Marie Gardner +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Will You Sign Up for Meat-free Mondays?

  We've covered veg stuff on this site ad nauseam, so let's keep this brief. A new campaign is asking people to go vegetarian one day a week...

  by Siobhan O'Connor +

• Environment

  

  How Much Space Do You Take Up?

  TreeHugger is running a poll right now asking how many square feet your living space occupies: After our post on the couple who lived in 175...

  by Zach Frechette +

• Culture

  

  Intermission: The Best Cellphone Movie You've Ever Seen

  Shame on the people filming fights at fast-food restaurants with their cellphone cameras. They could have been doing this.

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Cities

  

  Intermission: While You Were Sleeping, Life Went On

  Delightful video profiles of nocturnal Washingtonians, from a karaoke cab driver to a bat rehabilitator

  by Megan Greenwell +