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I haven't actually read the bill, so I can't speak to the Mummy issue (I
must say I wondered about that myself), but I do know that we consulted on
its wording and it will not prevent BODY WORLDS from showing in California.
In fact, we open BODY WORLDS 3 this March. It may, however, prevent some of
the less reputable knock-off exhibits from showing in the state again. No
more leaking bodies of Chinese prisoners.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2005/05/27/MNG9UCVOCJ1.D
TL

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Jeremy Stoller 
Senior Graphic Artist
California Science Center
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> From: Paul Orselli <[log in to unmask]>
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> Date: Sat, 26 Jan 2008 15:45:41 -0500
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> Subject: The End of Human Body Exhibitions?
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> The Californa State Assembly recently approved legislation that would
> regulate exhibitions that display actual human bodies.  <http://
> blog.orselli.net/2008/01/end-of-human-body-exhibitions.html>
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> Personally, I found the traveling Body Worlds exhibition fascinating,
> if a little creepy. However, no matter what your feelings about the
> particular content of certain exhibitions, should governments really
> be determining whether a museum should present a particular
> exhibition or not?
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