The next big tiny thing: Nanotechnology runs into new criticism. The radicals should hold off until this technology actually produces something. There is so much potential in technologies like nanotubes, that seem to be relatively benign.
Archive for August 20th, 2002
Mullins: Deficit-financed education. Interesting parallel between the school boards and the hospitals.
Supervisor appointed to Ottawa-Carleton District School Board. Wire service story, naming longtime municipal government figure to supervisory role.
Aria Searching for a Faust Clone?. Libretto reading gives a glimpse of a new kind of opera in which geneticists, droids and clones tussle with issues of ethics on a futuristic planet. The result? Don’t clone this opera. By Kristen Philipkoski.
