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2000

December 4, 2000

12 Top Colleges Named

ACTA Urges Families to Consider a "Sampler" of Twelve Schools with Outstanding Liberal Arts Core Curricula

December 1, 2000

Appointment of de Russy to SUNY Board Hailed

ACTA Declares Governor George Pataki's Appointment of Dr. Candace de Russy to the board of the State University of New York a "Victory for the Students and Taxpayers of New York"

September 7, 2000

Lieberman & Cheney Have ACTA in Common

Lightning Struck at ACTA This Summer when Dick Cheney and Joe Lieberman Were Picked for the Number Two Positions on the Presidential Ticket

June 27, 2000

Congressional Resolution Calling for Restoring America's Historical Memory

Senators Lieberman and Gorton and Representative Petri unveil Concurrent Resolution Regarding the Importance and Value of United States History, Citing Recent Survey by ACTA

May 26, 2000

Celebrating Memorial Day?

ACTA Survey Reveals Americans Have No Memory

May 22, 2000

Board Right, Faculty Wrong on American History and Western Civilization Requirements

ACTA Praises the Board of Trustees of George Mason University for Requiring Graduates to Take Courses in American History and Western Civilization

April 24, 2000

First Amendment Violated at St. Cloud State University

ACTA Declares Student Punished for "Innocent Comments" and Calls on St. Cloud President to Rescind Punishment and Apologize

April 17, 2000

Prominent Donors Call on Georgetown to Restore Curricular Quality

"Monsters" have equal billing with Shakespeare in Georgetown English Curriculum

February 17, 2000

Elite College Seniors Flunk Basic American History

ACTA Survey Reveals Beavis and Butthead Are More Familiar Than George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.

February 9, 2000

Guarantee First Amendment Freedoms Now

ACTA Demands University of Texas President Protect Students' First Amendment Rights After Cancellation of Scheduled Address of Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger

February 7, 2000

Colleges Condemned for Using Legos in College Admissions

ACTA Condemns Nine Colleges and Universities for Agreeing to Admit College Students on the Basis of Their Ability to Work with Legos

February 4, 2000

Governor Gilmore's Commission Report Praised

ACTA Praises the Final Report of the Virginia Governor's Blue Ribbon Commission on Higher Education

January 6, 2000

ACTA Condemns Department of Education

The Department's Office of Civil Rights Guidelines on How Schools and Colleges Can Use Standardized Tests Still Hostile to Objective Standards