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February 2016 Starbucks Challenge

Each month during the semester we feature a technology with potential legal, social and/or ethical  implications and ask:

What’s YOUR answer?

One $25 Starbucks gift card card awarded per challenge based on what we feel is the most judicious response to the highlighted technology, below. 

Deadline to be eligible for this month’s Starbucks gift card is March 1, 2016.

“Parents of Jordan student say school district violated Americans with Disabilities Act in divulging genetic marker“

Privacy & genetic information: how should this appeal be resolved?

Update:  see today’s WIRED on this story:

http://www.wired.com/2016/02/schools-kicked-boy-based-dna/

Story courtesy of TGen’s Stephanie Buckholz with special thanks to Guy Cardineau for the WIRED update.