 What does Charrerbox think is the most important thing that happened in 1999?
Eleven-Twelfths of 1999 In Review When Chatterbox invited readers to nominate events, significant deaths, good and bad movies, etc., for 1999--a year likely to get little attention in the coming weeks, as news organizations choose instead to review the entire century or millennium--the response was overwhelming. The New York Times reported on Nov. 10, 1999, that a new record had been set in the latest Times /CBS poll: Children Behaving Badly in 1999 Don't forget Woodstock 1999 --the concert of "peace and love" that ended in a literal blaze of glory when in an hours-long tribute to the original Woodstock, the mob started ripping down vendor booths and anything else that would burn and piling it onto the bonfires scattered about the scene.
 More than half of US homes had a personal computer.
 The Senate endorsed nuclear proliferation.  More than half of US homes had a personal computer.  Susan Lucci finally won an Emmy.  A sitting president was accused of rape.