In This Issue
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Living
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Tricking People into Doing the Right Thing
"People are, shall we say, nudge-able. With subtle hints, you can convince them to do things they otherwise might not be able to do for themselves." — read more
Contributors: Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein
012: New School - Aug 27 2008
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Mobility
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Project 012: Safe Routes to School
Walking to school in the Adirondacks should be scenic, not scary. Todd Smith's contribution to Project 012. — read more
Contributors: GOOD magazine
012: New School - Aug 27 2008
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Health
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Fall Down, Go Boom
In the last two decades, playgrounds have gotten safer, more streamlined, and progressively worse. Now innovators are taking playgrounds more seriously than ever. — read more
Contributors: Morgan Clendaniel
012: New School - Aug 13 2008
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Education
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Anne Trubek on Why We Shouldn’t Still Be Learning Catcher in the Rye
"Sure, J.D. Salinger’s novel was edgy and controversial when teachers first put it on their syllabi. But that was 50 years ago." — read more
Contributors: Anne Trubek
012: New School - Aug 13 2008
Blog
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Magazine
This Week In GOOD
Did you guys cry during the big speech last night? We cried a little. This morning, however, we j... — read more
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Art & Design
Sukiyaki Western Django
We're really excited about Sukiyaki Western Django, an English-language Western film (read: flick... — read more
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Culture
Agitprop And The Flip Side Of Anger
As North Korea threatens to recommence nuclear activity, we thought this photo essay of their sta... — read more
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Culture
Jackson 5-0
With a long-awaited long weekend just a few hours away, we’re sure a few of you will hear some Mi... — read more
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Politics
Sarah Palin And Tall
You must remember that book-turned-three-part-TV-movie-series where sad old Christopher Walken pu... — read more
