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• Cities

  

  Walking in L.A.: The Data Driven City

  Part seven in Walking in L.A., a GOOD miniseries by Ryan Bradley on transportation in Los Angeles and what it's like to get across the entire...

  by Ryan Bradley 1

• News

  

  What L.A.'s New Bike Plan Means For Cyclists—and the City

  Today, Los Angeles Mayor Villaraigosa signs a comprehensive new bike plan for the city. We asked local experts what it means for cyclists.

  by Alissa Walker +

• News

  

  Submit Your Videos About L.A. to Screen on the City's Buses

  A new art project is looking for your films about, by, or in L.A. to show on over 2,000 of the county's public buses.

  by Alissa Walker +

• Cities

  

  Help Make Our Next Magazine. The Cities Issue: Starring L.A.

  GOOD's next magazine is The Cities Issue: Starring Los Angeles. Tell us about L.A. organizations doing great things—or L.A. problems to be solved.

  by Patrick James +

• Environment

  

  Weatherizing the Storm

  Stimulus funds for simple home upgrades will give us the most bang for our billions "The most important high tech tool of the new green...

  by Ben Jervey +

• Issue 018

  

  Slowpokes Hall of Fame

  This article is part of The GOOD (and ReadyMade) Guide to Slowing Down, from GOOD Issue 18. Read more of the guide here. For further proof...

  by GOOD, ReadyMade +

• Environment

  

  The Worst Midwestern Storm in 70 Years

  Guess who's driving into the worst storm to hit Chicago in 70 years?

  by MacKenzie Fegan +

• Lifestyle

  

  FaceLube: The Perfect Storm of Anxious Masculinity

  The revolution will be fought with $150 skin care products.

  by Amanda Hess +

• Education

  

  How to Storm the School Board in Five Steps

  Not so psyched about the management of the K-12 schools in your town? Looking for a surefire way to improve education in your community? Get a...

  by Liz Dwyer 2

• Cities

  

  The Eyes of the Storm: Lee Crum's Portraits of New Orleanians

  by GOOD +

• Environment

  

  Quiet Storm: Why Some New Yorkers Don't Know a Hurricane is Coming

  In New York, where hurricanes are once-in-a-lifetime events, safety depends on access to information.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Biking Hall of Fame Moving to Davis, California

  In the comments on our recent list of the top emerging bike scenes in North America, a few readers wondered why Davis, California, a college town...

  by Andrew Price +

• Education

  

  Click "Like" After Class: Yale Professor Chooses Internet-Free Lecture Hall

  Yale art history professor Alexander Nemerov found an old-school way around student's checking Facebook in class.

  by Liz Dwyer +

• News

  

  Watch Barney Frank Be Awesome at a Town Hall Meeting

  Rep. Barney Frank of Massachusetts spoke at a town hall in Dartmouth, Massachusetts about health care. Frank, unlike many politicians these days,...

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• Culture

  

  Your Tax Money at Work: Steven Seagal and Cops Storm a Cockfighting Ring with a Tank

  The action hero plays cop in an absurd show of force in Phoenix.

  by Cord Jefferson +

• Culture

  

  The L.A. Times is Dead. Long Live the L.A. Times

  David A. Greene examines the life, near-death, and uncertain future of America’s greatest daily newspaper west of the Mississippi.

  by David A. Greene +

• Education

  

  Waiting for Superman a "Mishmash of Contradictions"

  Waiting for Superman is a mishmash of contradictions and unsupportable generalizations-even half-truths. Still, I urge you to see it.

  by John Merrow 10

• News

  

  Is the Hype on Waiting for Superman Getting Heavy?

  We told you on Friday that Paramount Vantage had snapped up the rights to "Waiting for Superman," the new documentary by Davis Guggenheim,...

  by Nikhil Swaminathan +

• Education

  

  Education: Morning Roundup, Teachers Against Waiting for 'Superman'

  Teacher protests, pro-Islamic textbooks, and more!

  by Nikhil Swaminathan +

• Education

  

  Superman Can Wait, Parents Hold the Power

  A revolution in child-rearing that begins with a parent, a child, and a book.

  by Dr. Gabrielle Miller +