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Time Education Program Teaching With Time
JANUARY 22, 2001

TEACHER'S GUIDE:
Focus Lesson: The Battle over John Ashcroft
| Teacher Tip | The Writer's Craft | Words of the Week | TIME Weekly Quiz | Building Analytical Skills

WEB ONLY FEATURES:
TIME Capsule: The Embattled Nomination of Zoe Baird | Take A Stand
Building Web Skills
| Cover Analysis

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Cover Analysis

Do you predict that the TIME article will or will not answer the question posed on the cover? At the TIME.com website, look at the magazine's covers over the last two years. How often do the editors choose a question for the cover text? Do you think this is a good strategy? Why?

What impression of Senator Ashcroft do you take away from the photo on the cover? Based on your reading, what is your own answer to TIME's rhetorical question?