by the US corporate giants of genetic modification
such as Monsanto are being pushed into Scotland's
schools by Scottish Enterprise, with the
enthusiastic backing of the schools watchdog HM
Inspectorate of Education.
Sunday Herald | 16.04.2001 13:16 | Bio-technology | Education
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School Daze
16.04.2001 17:06
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iNFO
17.04.2001 16:19
Strategy has set four main goals for the Scottish economy, including helping Scotland to develop and foster innovative, farsighted organisations.
Further information on Scottish Enterprise and LIS is available on our website:
http://www.scottish-enterprise.com
Peter Lennox, Network Director – Biotechnology, at Scottish Enterprise "It is imperative that our future scientists carry on the outstanding research and development work which the Scottish Biotechnology industry has been working on over the past 20 years.
"Already our Biotechnology industry is world famous for Dolly the Sheep. We have many other leading lights who need enthusiastic and well informed young people to bring their talents to the industry in order to both maintain and increase that momentum through the 21st century."
http://www.biotech-scotland.org
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Homepage: http://www.scottish-enterprise.com
Americana
18.04.2001 11:19
So it seems, they're idiots.
elec40
e-mail: davedeans2001@yahoo.co.uk
An extreme example :O
18.04.2001 19:24
CRAP ARREST OF THE WEEK For refusing to watch TV! Two teenagers from Ohio were locked up in a local
juvenile detention centre for truancy after walking out of their classrooms in protest against the compulsory viewing of Channel One. Channel One is an in-school broadcaster, showing a daily compulsory 12 minute current affairs programme with two minutes of adverts targeted at children. In return the schools get no cash, but can use the equipment in other lessons. Channel One is raking it in charging advertisers twice as much as regular TV stations as they can guarantee viewers with no channel hopping or off button. Channel One spreads the corporate TV bullshit more sneakily by enlisting teachers to develop lessons for such socially useful teaching as designing new Pepsi vending machines and Burger King adverts. Commercial Alert and Obligation, Inc., two national anti-media groups, have taken up the kids' cause, saying "When the government sends children to a juvenile detention centre because they don't want to watch advertising, that is both Orwellian and more than a little sick. The public schools ought to be a sanctuary from the noxious aspects of commercial culture."
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