A world future celebration.
As the Third Millennium approaches, Americans should assess what humans have accomplished in the present millennium and consider goals and resolutions for the future. Some 40 nations have official millennium projects, and if the United States follows in the tradition of its past national celebratio...
| Published in: | Futurist Vol. 29; pp. 28 - 29 |
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World Future Society
March/April 1995
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