Fw: sp!ked-highlights: Week ending 7 June 2002

[grinker]

> - Pop goes the Queen -
>   by Andrew Calcutt
>   sp!ked-culture
> 
> The preferred form of national self-
> representation, pop music, is ephemeral. 
> Everything it touches becomes weightless - 
> including the monarchy.
>   http://www.spiked-online.com/articles/00000006D920.htm
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> 
>   BODY POLITICS -
>   by Dr Michael Fitzpatrick
>   sp!ked-science
> 
> Francis Fukuyama and Gregory Stock take different 
> sides in the biotechnology revolution. What 
> revolution?
>   http://www.spiked-online.com/articles/00000006D919.htm
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> 
> - GENETICALLY MODIFIED FEARS -
>   by Mick Hume
>   The Times (London)
> 
> The way that a TV film about GM crops can assume 
> such importance and provoke such controversy is a 
> sign of our fearful times. These days we find it 
> harder to know where to draw the line between 
> fantasy horrors and real-life risks.
>   http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,1054-315192,00.html