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• Lifestyle

  

  Year in Review 2010: The Year in Food

  From foraging to First Lady's anti-obesity campaign, the year in good eating, drinking, and thinking.

  by Peter Smith

• Design

  

  Year in Review 2010: Humanitarian Design

  During the past year, designers worked harder than ever to solve problems with a societal impact. Here's a look at their challenges and triumphs.

  by Alissa Walker

• Lifestyle

  

  Year in Review 2010: 2011 Food Predictions

  What can an outpouring of 2011 food trend predictions tell us about today, if not tomorrow?

  by Nicola Twilley

• Education

  

  Year in Review 2010: Urban School District Leadership in Transition

  Almost every major urban school districts saw leadership shakeups this year. Here are some of the biggest.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Education

  

  Year in Review 2010: California Set the Trends in Education

  The state that brought you Lauren Conrad, the Black Eyed Peas, and gangster rap goes hard with education reform, too.

  by Liz Dwyer

• Environment

  

  2010 Year in Review: Extreme Weather and Climate Events

  Will 2010 be remembered as the year that Earth struck back? There's no arguing that it was a wild, destructive, and fatal year of extreme weather.

  by Ben Jervey

• Education

  

  Year in Review 2010: 12 Stories That Rocked The Education Reform World

  by Liz Dwyer

• Design

  

  Year in Review 2010: Crazy, Outrageous, and Just Plain Ridiculous Buildings

  Let’s look back at a year of wild and wacky architectural achievements—from the super-size to the super-tall to the super-expensive.

  by Alissa Walker

• Business

  

  Photos: The Top Ten Most Meaningful Brands

  Nobody gives a damn about most of the brands in the world, according to a new global survey. This slideshow showcases the winners—the brands that...

  by Nina Lincoff

• News

  

  Video: The Year in Big News

  From deaths to uprisings to natural disasters, 2011 seemed like a year with almost too much news. Here's a 60-second roundup.

  by GOOD

• Lifestyle

  

  Who Got Fired at Clinton's Year End Review?

  Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced plans to fundamentally change the way the State Department works with USAID.

  by Ann Marie Gardner

• Lifestyle

  

  On Sabbatical: Nothing Says 'Happy New Year' Like Ditching Facebook

  A mini-break from Facebook is quite possibly the perfect way to ring in 2012.

  by Zak Stone

• Business

  

  Half a Billion People Were Defriended Last Year—Does That Undermine Facebook's Business?

  As Facebook users change the way they behave, the social network company will need to stay nimble to protect revenue.

  by Kristy Pyke, Dylan C. Lathrop

• Culture

  

  But Who Is Google's Person of the Year?

  Time got its say on the man of the hour, but whom the world is actually talking about is quite a bit different.

  by Cord Jefferson

• Business

  

  GOODCo Video: Making Brands Matter in Culture with 72andSunny

  "We believe in telling the truth to each other and we believe in telling the truth to the people we are trying to sell things to."

  by Tim Fernholz

• Business

  

  If MySpace Is the Old Facebook, What's the New Facebook?

  Remember MySpace? The former social network of the moment just announced it was laying off two-thirds of its international staff (they also...

  by Morgan Clendaniel

• Lifestyle

  

  Quebec Scientists Brand One of the 54 Unpronouncable Chemicals in Maple Syrup

  What "Quebecol" means for the science and business of regional foods.

  by Peter Smith

• Business

  

  What's So Great About Ikea, Anyway? Why No One in the World Likes Brands

  What if 70 percent of brands in the world just disappeared overnight? Most people wouldn’t care.

  by Tim Fernholz

• Technology

  

  Death in the Age of Facebook

  “But Claire killed Steven yesterday,” said the pastor at the 200-year-old church.              The oldest operational church in the state of...

  by Nancy French

• News

  

  The Top Priorities for America in 2010

  In the wake of learning that 75 percent of the country thinks the stimulus was a waste, here's a look (larger after the jump) at how the American...

  by Patrick James