Sandwich, IL USA The U.S. Voter! Laura, 35
Lowell, MA USA Um. All the good ones are dead. Fisch, 45
Preston, CT USA I can't think of a single person worthy of that title... Jeremy, 13
Highlands Ranch, CO USA I can't think of anyone (though Clinton, Nader and the Napster guy do come to mind) but I would like to see Time get their Man of the Year award mixed up with their Employee of the Month. Alias Irrelevante hum... that's a toughy. Maybe Bush-for having to put up w/ Gore being a sore loser. Stephanie, 25
TX USA I would choose two. I would nominate Barbara Bush for exemplifying the traditional First Lady, a quiet power behind the throne, and for being the first woman since Abigail Adams to be both the wife and mother of a president of the United States. I would pair her with Hilary Clinton, for seting a new model for the First Lady, an independent woman who is a public and political figure in her own right. They would both hate being coupled. Jane, 60
West Linn, OR USA me. Dianne, 16
Oshawa, Ontario CANADA The late poet Gwendolyn Brooks for a lifetime of success with poetry. or J. K. Rowlings for the best success story EVER. Amy, 24
New Orleans, LA USA Any firefighter or police officer, not some stupid politician. Talia, 23
Wilton, CT USA I don't think I would do something like that. Karen, 21
Marshelltown/Ames, IA USA Hmmmmm, the most wonderful person in the world, my best friend Laura. No, just kidding, actually, probably Hillary Clinton, because she's an amazing woman and a wonderful role model. Sarah S., 17
Ithaca, NY USA Person of the Year? Bill Gates. I admire his philanthropic work. Just a few days ago the Bill & Melinda Foundation donated $1 1/2 million to help develop drugs against parasitic diseases. Reba, 51
Rockville, MD USA i don't know for sure who it would be. but it sure as hell wouldn't be george bush. Karen2, 15
Boston, MA USA Drew Barrymore Savannah Right at the moment, the project of bestowing fame upon some worthy individual is much too complicated for me. Jill, 60
Saylorsburg, PA USA Reverend Mel White, leader of Soulforce, whose mission is seeking justice for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people through nonviolence and changing the hearts and minds of anti-homosexual religious leaders. Eric, 18
Beverly Hills, CA USA