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• Design

  

  Hire Art: Five Artists on What It Means to Work Today

  Where does work end and life begin? Five artists explore the increasingly uncertain place of work in 2010.

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• Culture

  

  Park Talk, Water Work, and Bus Art: Have a GOOD LA Weekend

  From workshops on saving water, to a roving gallery broadcasting art in every corner of the city, here's what to do in L.A.

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• GOOD Blog

  

  My Moon, My Land

  For geography buffs and real estate sharks, a new frontier: Lunar real estate.In the interest of funding privatized exploration, settlement and...

  by Alexandra Marvar +

• Education

  

  The Last Free Speech: Street Art at Manual Arts High School

  World renowned artists are heading to South Los Angeles to collaborate with students and visually give voice to social and political issues.

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• Education

  

  Nerds Rule: Watch This Kid Destroy the Dubious Physics of "My Little Pony"

  Who knew an AP physics project about some obscure cartoon could be so damn entertaining?

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Culture

  

  Why Do You Work? Your Answer Might Make the Work Issue

    We're currently assembling our Work issue, which looks at the changing role of work in our lives; what our work says about us; and how we can...

  by GOOD 148

• Business

  

  Working (and Not Working): Updating Studs Terkel for the Recession

  We took inspiration from Studs Terkel and spoke with 10 people-five with full-time jobs and five without-about what work means to them in 2010.

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• Business

  

  Working Better: How To Make Your Gadgets Work For You

  More often than not, we are at the mercy of our machines simply because we let ourselves be. It's a habit-and a bad one.

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• Education

  

  Balancing Work with Preferred Work

  When a teacher spends his free time becoming a better artist he also becomes a better teacher. There is an oft-repeated saying that those who...

  by Josh Barkey 4

• Business

  

  Working Better: Hold Meetings That Work

  Every three months, GOOD releases our quarterly magazine, which examines a given theme through our unique lens. Recent editions have covered...

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• Culture

  Do You Listen to Music While You Work? If So, What Jams Help You Get Through Your Work Day?

  by Hillary Newman +

• Lifestyle

  Do You Listen to Music While You Work? If So, What Jams Help You Get Through Your Work Day? The Community Answers

  by Hillary Newman +

• Culture

  

  Art on Track: Public Art Meets Public Transportation

    Public art and public transportation combined? What more could you ask for? Art on Track is a young annual event in Chicago (it started in...

  by Andrew Price 1

• Design

  

  Art Imitates Art

  Coralie Volegaar thinks our "copy-paste culture" recycles a few good ideas ad nauseam.

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• Culture

  

  I’m Gonna Need You to Fight Me On This: How Violent Sex Helped Ease My PTSD

  As a journalist who covers human rights, I spend a lot of time absorbing trauma. This is one thing that helped me deal.

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• Environment

  

  Enter the "Waves for Change" Art Contest and Win a 10-Day Ocean Voyage

  Want to sail the seas of plastic pollution with 5 Gyres? Turn litter into art and enter this contest.

  by Ben Jervey +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Drive My Car

  In the Obvious Department, it turns out people who live in places with higher population density drive less. It's still pretty shocking how much...

  by Anonymous +

• GOOD Blog

  

  My New Breasts

  We all like pretty people on magazine covers. Heck, we might even put a pretty person or two on our magazine. But, it's nice to know that with all...

  by Anonymous +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Steal My Sunshine

  In today's solar news, New York City's street grid will line up directly with the sun at sunset. If it wasn't about to pour, it would look really...

  by Anonymous +

• GOOD Blog

  

  My Sweet Carolina

  Fat, poor and stupid bad at taking standardized tests. Congratulations, South Carolina, you win..

  by Anonymous +