That Was the Year That Was

Reason Staff | 1.6.2004 10:37 AM

New at Reason: Cathy Young waxes nostalgic for Aught-Three.

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Will Spencer 23 years ago

Overall, I believe the people of the world are better off on 1 Jan 2004 than we were one year ago.

In the course of history, 365 days is just a blip.

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