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• Education

  

  College Speaking Fees Gone Wrong: Rutgers Paid Snooki More Than Toni Morrison

  The school paid the Jersey Shore reality star $32,000 for a Q&A with students. Toni Morrison is only getting $30,000 to speak at commencement.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Lifestyle

  

  What's in a School Lunch?

  Each school day, more than 30 million children are provided with reduced-cost or free lunches as part of the National School Lunch Program. ...

  by GOOD, Always With Honor

• Issue 009

  

  Project 009: Lunch In Jars

  Ann Karash's lunch in jars for Project 009 proved to be unusually photogenic. She put more pictures of the meal on Flickr. She writes: "I ended...

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  The GOOD Lunch: Farro Soup in the Style of Lucca

  Every Tuesday and Thursday for the next year, the GOOD team has pledged to take it in turns to cook and share a big bowl of soup or salad.

  by Amanda Ehrman, Isis Krause

• News

  

  What a Mess: $6.6 Billion in Cash Presumed Lost in Iraq

  As America's economy continues to flag, it might infuriate you to know that we're literally losing billions in a far-off desert.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Culture

  

  "30 Mosques in 30 Days" Takes a Ramadan Road Trip

  A project to document Muslims in America via a tour of the country seeks to show the breadth and depth of an often misunderstood religion.

  by Cord Jefferson

• News

  

  Urination at War: Don't Be Mad at the Peeing; Be Mad at the Killing

  The graphic video enraging Afghanistan and America alike should upset you. But not for the reasons you think.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Design

  

  Picture Show: At Home on the Road in Australia

  In Australia, as in the United States, the idea of keeping house in a mobile home carries no shortage of negative stigma. There's a default...

  by GOOD

• Design

  

  Made in Africa, Shown at Bryant Park

  Henry Jacobson spent most of Fashion Week following the work of up-and-coming African designers. Documentary work and fashion photography are...

  by Charlie Fish

• Technology

  

  Staring at the Sun (Now in High Definition)

  In case you missed it, last week NASA's new Solar Dynamics Observatory started returning the highest resolution images of the sun we've ever been...

  by Andrew Price

• Design

  

  Women in Industrial Design: Where My Ladies At?

    How do we encourage more females to become industrial designers? When I catch wind of a design conference my fingers go scurrying across the...

  by Alissa Walker

• Environment

  

  A New Shot at Storing Carbon in Sandstone

  No one in the U.S. has proved that capturing carbon and storing it underground makes sense. But Archer Daniels Midland is giving it a go.

  by Sarah Laskow

• News

  

  Looking at (and Fixing) the Holes in Our Own Water Policy

  As water becomes a more central part to our conversations-especially issues of water scarcity and the possible/probable impending wars over...

  by Siobhan O'Connor

• Environment

  

  Bluefin Tuna at Risk in Mediterranean, Gulf of Mexico

  Treehugger is devoting a considerable amount of coverage to the fate of the bluefin tuna, a critically-endangered fish whose stocks have...

  by Brittany Wong

• Lifestyle

  

  Up Close at an Eye Clinic in Ghana

  A Dutch photojournalist takes photos a remote eye clinic in Ghana to see how the world is tackling preventable blindness.

  by Ann Marie Gardner

• Design

  

  Graffiti on Gallery Walls at MOCA's "Art in the Streets"

  A new show that opens this weekend in Los Angeles is being called the first comprehensive U.S. museum survey of street art and graffiti.

  by Alissa Walker

• GOOD Blog

  

  In England, They Have Funny Names for Things at Which We Can Laugh

  Take an amusing weekend trip with us, to Penistone, with stops in Slutshole, Crotch Crescent, and Thong. Perhaps we'll stop by to see the Doody...

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Environment

  

  How to Achieve Zero Waste at Home in Six Steps

  Zero Waste is more than just a visionary goal– it’s a practice that’s easier to adopt than you may think. The basic principle is that nothing...

  by Ben Jervey

• Lifestyle

  

  Food for Thinkers: Dancing at the Dinner Table and Fighting in the Streets

  Architecture and urbanism blog Deconcrete examines how our place settings turn dining into free jazz or classical ballet.

  by Nicola Twilley

• News

  

  How to Play in the Streets at CicLAvia This Sunday

  Over seven miles of open streets leave plenty to the imagination. Here's how you can maximize your fun at CicLAvia this Sunday.

  by Alissa Walker