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• Business

  

  Foundations

  Where the money goes.

  by GOOD

• Design

  

  We Inherited A Broken Future...

  Worldchanging takes a crack at our second graphic statement.

  by GOOD

• Design

  

  Art Informer

  Megan Murphy is making art available for the masses.

  by Rebecca Ruiz, Ramona Rosales

• Issue 002

  

  Agent Provocateur

  Charlie Todd is making it up as he goes along-one quirky stunt at a time.

  by Adam M Bright, Ramona Rosales

• Design

  

  Model Citizen

  Lauren Bush's FEED bags help carry the burden of African hunger.

  by Siobhan O'Connor, Ramona Rosales

• Issue 002

  

  Harlem's Headmaster

  Geoffrey Canada is saving education by any means necessary.

  by Sarah Goldstein, Ramona Rosales

• Design

  

  Two Men and a Factory

  Leo Marmol and Ron Radziner are at the forefront of the prefab movement.

  by David Benjamin, Ramona Rosales

• News

  

  Madame President

  Ingrid Mattson stands to change the way you think about Islam (even if you are Muslim).

  by Ligaya Mishan, Ramona Rosales

• Issue 002

  

  Unreliable Narrator

  John Hodgman doesn't want you to believe everything you read.

  by Ken Lee, Ramona Rosales

• Environment

  

  Search and Destroy

  Ramming and sinking whale boats wherever they can be found.

  by Patrick James, Sea Shepard Conservation Society

• Issue 002

  

  Capital Domes

  Eight beautiful egg-shaped sewage treatment facilities will soon have a place in Washington, D.C.'s monument-filled skyline.

  by Claire Howorth, Hochlander Davis Photography

• Issue 002

  

  Permanent Record

  Bob George doesn't own a single record. He doesn't have to; he can listen to anything he wants at work. In a nondescript building in downtown...

  by Morgan Clendaniel, George Langford, Max Joseph, Henry Joost, Tyler Gillett

• Environment

  

  New Noah's Ark

  Ensuring the long-term survival of the world's agriculture by preserving one of its most basic resources: seeds.

  by Eva Steele-Saccio

• Design

  

  Color of War

  Steve Mumford, an artist embedded with the U.S. Army, is recreating daily life in Iraq through art.

  by Zach Frechette, Postmasters Gallery

• Issue 002

  

  The Y10k Problem

  Inventor Danny Hillis hopes to build what may be his most lasting creation: a clock that will keep time for 10,000 years.

  by Alexander Dryer

• Issue 002

  

  The Mustang Range Machine-Gun Shoot

  In the Nevada desert, Gideon Lewis-Kraus spends time shooting some very big guns.

  by Gideon Lewis-Kraus, Sian Kennedy

• Issue 002

  

  These Can Be Yours

  Please consider spending your expendable income here.

  by GOOD

• Issue 002

  

  Sleeping with Strangers

  What if everyone you met online came to stay at your house? Peter Alsop investigates CouchSurfing.com, the latest iteration of social networking.

  by Peter Alsop, Allison Maletz, Laurie Wilson, Eric Fermin Perez