The Rules Of: Quitting Smoking

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• Environment

  

  Not Quite Yeti

  In June, a car salesman and a police officer on disability leave from backwoods Georgia claimed to have the 7'7" corpse of a Bigfoot stuffed in a...

  by Alexandra Marvar

• Education

  

  Advice for Teachers: Don't Quit

  Alexander Russo, over at This Week In Education, features Roxanna Elden's book "See Me After Class: Advice for Teachers by Teachers" on his Hot...

  by Amanda M. Fairbanks

• News

  

  Can the Pope Quit?

  As new information and new scandals continue to bubble up, more and more people are calling for the pope to resign for his role in the protection...

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Business

  

  Don't Be (Quite As) Evil

  Corporations might start doing good instead of advertising-but only if consumers pay attention These are scary days if you're in the ad...

  by Cliff Kuang

• Lifestyle

  

  High Minded: Is Pot Smoking Hobby, Medicine, or Crime?

  It's a weird point in time when a doctor can prescribe you a really awesome but federally-illegal drug that causes your health insurance to skyrocket.

  by Tess Lynch, Beth Hoeckel

• News

  

  Congress Uses Hydrogen? Not Quite.

  After an event to discuss high gas prices, Congressmen (like Mr. Speaker Denny Hastert) drove off in hydrogen-powered cars. What cheer! Only,...

  by Anonymous

• GOOD Blog

  

  No Smoking, Ever

  Omaha, Nebraska has enacted the toughest smoking ban in the nation. Not only can you not smoke inside resturants and bars, but you also can't...

  by Anonymous

• Lifestyle

  

  Will the FDA's New Cigarette Warning Labels Help You Quit?

  In accord the Tobacco Control Act, the FDA has proposed new graphic warning labels for cigarette packaging. Will they be effective?

  by Patrick James

• Business

  

  Fifteen Fashion Addicts Quit Shopping for One Year

  For the Free Fashion Challenge, 15 unlikely anti-consumers will refrain from buying clothes for one year.

  by Patrick James

• GOOD Blog

  

  Up in Smoke

  Cigarettes, as most everyone knows, give you cancer. And yet, we are still smoking, even in states where laws prevent smoking at work, in...

  by GOOD, Graham Roberts

• Lifestyle

  

  Infographic: Smoking Around the World

  Cuba has the highest smoking rate in the world; Nigeria has the lowest.

  by Column Five Media

• Lifestyle

  

  Could You Quit Using Soap and Shampoo for an Entire Year?

  The writer Sean Bonner just went a year without using soap and shampoo in his showers. He feels healthier—and cleaner—than ever. Could you do it?

  by Patrick James

• Lifestyle

  

  Food Studies: What Happens When You Quit Pre-Med to Become a Farmer?

  From pre-med to Greenpeace activist to farmer: Arianne McGinnis wants to make a new system instead of opposing or fixing the existing ones.

  by Leslie Marticke

• News

  

  Should We Ban Smoking Outside?

  New York is considering banning tobacco smoking in public places-part of a public health campaign called Take Care New York that, while a little...

  by Siobhan O'Connor

• Lifestyle

  

  The Smoking Gun in the Kitchen

  A new art project reveals the criminals behind our food. On March 12, 1942, Donald Smith, a cook in Iowa, was arrested on charges of disorderly...

  by Peter Smith

• Environment

  

  Chart: The BP Oil Spill Isn't Quite the Biggest, Is the Most Expensive

  The folks at Fast Company have come up with this excellent graphic of the scope of the oil spill (click here for full size). The graphic shows...

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Lifestyle

  

  Food Kills More People than Smoking and Alcohol

  Dr. Jay Parkinson, who you may remember from issue 13, thinks we need to stop pussyfooting around the issue of obesity in America. In a recent...

  by Zach Frechette

• Lifestyle

  

  Should Smoking on Camera Be Rated "R"?

  This cigarette is not yet rated.

  by Amanda Hess

• Education

  

  Would We Rather Our Kids Smoke Than Be Fat?

  In the battle between bonbons and tobacco, anti-obesity is the new anti-smoking, insofar as teens and public health campaigns are concerned. The...

  by Amanda M. Fairbanks

• News

  

  Kim Possible: Why North Korea's New Strongman Should Quit for His Own Good

  Instead of leading his country further into 1984-style dystopia, Kim Jong Un could blaze the trail to North Korean liberalization.

  by Tim Fernholz