DNA identification and surveillance creep

Article Abstract:

The concerns about privacy resulting from the increased use of genetic testing are discussed. DNA is subject to abuse for political or economic ends, and the development of DNA banking systems and increased use of DNA identification have raised concerns about surveillance and privacy.

Laws, regulations and rules, Protection and preservation, Privacy, Right of, Right of privacy, Genetic screening, Genetic testing

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Out: front lawns in: perennials

Article Abstract:

The fashions and trends in gardening are moving at a relatively slow pace. However, a gardening expert predicts the occurence of major changes in gardening fads such as the replacement of lawns by flower gardens as a result of the growing environmental consciousness.

Methods, Evaluation, Gardening, Flower gardening

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Yankee go home?

Article Abstract:

Expatriate Americans have changed their attitudes over the years. Expatriates used to take pride in saying they would never permanently return to the US, but most expatriates now spend their vacation time in the US and want their children to grow up as Americans.

Personal narratives, Column, Behavior, Americans abroad, Expatriation, Americans in foreign countries

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