• Michelle Obama and the Evo­lu­tion of the First Lady — Jodi Cantor
• Throw the Book at Col­lege Rank­ings — Dou­glas MacMillan
• The Strange Case of the Den­tist and the Pimps — Bryan Smith
• Mak­ing in in Amer­ica – Adam Davidson
• How the U.S. Lost Out on iPhone Work — Charles Dugigg & Keith Bradsher
• Keep­ing Up With Mr. Jones — Matthew Garrahan
• A Sharper Mind, Mid­dle Age and Beyond — Patri­cia Cohen
• Awe­some Pho­to­shop Col­orized Pho­tos — Bad Control
• The Evil Eco­nom­ics of Judg­ing Teach­ers — Maria Bustillos
• The Net­worked Era — Lind­sey Gilbert
• Unlim­ited Data is Dead, So Let’s Fight a Smarter Fight — Chris Ziegler
• The Unprece­dented Audac­ity and Stu­pid­ity of the iBooks Author License —  The Pas­sive Voice
• Sorry iBooks, Paper Books Still Win on Specs — Dieter Bohn
• 8 Counter-Intuitive Ways to Improve Your Well-Being & Cre­ativ­ity — Behance Team
• The Sci­ence Behind a Bad Mood and What You Can Do About It — Thorin Klosowski
• Four Changes You Can Make to Help You Com­plete Unde­sir­able Tasks — Erin/Unclutter
• The Case for a Four-Day Work Week — Jay Love
• How to Con­trol Your “Check-In” Addic­tion — Scott Bel­sky & Joce­lyn K. Glei
• 35 Fast Tips to Make This Your Best Year Yet — Robin Sharma
• Zen & The Art of Pro­duc­tions: 12 Tips for a Smooth Pho­to­shoot — Chase Jarvis
• So Why Read Any­more? — Vic­tor Davis Hanson
• 101 Sim­ple Truths We Often For­get — Marc & Angel Hack Life
• A City Edu­ca­tion: The Impor­tance of Teach­ing Stu­dents to Set Goals — Meg Malone

 
It’s a Man’s World — Etta James (Jan­u­ary 25, 1938 – Jan­u­ary 20, 2012)