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Among the House members who pressed the case against Clinton, The NYT gives the highest marks to Rep.
It thereby marks another stage in the decline of cultural "gatekeeping"--the control over what is deemed worthy (as opposed to merely popular) long exerted by critics, educators, repertory programmers, film historians, and so forth.
The Times reports that the new curriculum will include a reading list of classic works, and children will be expected to use capital letters and full stops [periods] correctly by the age of seven, commas by 11, apostrophes and speech marks by 13, and colons and semi-colons by 16.
"One Question Marks Ford Hearing," read the New York Times headline over the story about Ford's testimony.
* Chatterbox's rationale: Since, retrospectively, we view the year 1000 as marking the start of the last millennium, and the year 1900 as marking the start of the last century, 2000 marks the start of the new millennium and century.