How has the turn of the century, and the less than climactic entry into the new millennium, affected the average person? The quality of life has consistently increased in this country in the last six years, but can the next thousand years promise the same general improvements? Has the new millennium changed things that much? The increase of awareness has led me to think that maybe we can organise life for as many people as possible

The turn of the millennium was nearly wholly based on having a good time and bettering the world's economy. When our calendar today was based around the year that Jesus was born. Even that was a mistake. A monk re-worked our calendar two hundred years ago and it was found that his work was about three years out. The millennium should have been celebrated in 1997.

Well, for me the millennium is full of promise. Soon school will be far behind me. Travel or college will take over. Who knows where I will be this time next year? Maybe the colleges can tell me! I hope to take advantage of "teleworking" so I can have children and work.

I am ever in awe of the medical research that has been gaining in promise for the last ten years. The year 2000 is no different. Just last week a man having lost both arms in an accident had them reattached successfully. With the over use of anti-biotics we risk facing our influenza bouts without any relief. Even

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