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by Janet Thomas

usma.edu/bicentennial

Feeling patriotic? You could sing “Happy Birthday” to 200-year-old West Point. Better yet, log on to www.usma.edu/bicentennial, which delivers dozens of ways to celebrate the famed New York military academy’s bicentennial. From stamps and coins to documentaries, exhibits, and books, 2002 is the year to be extra proud of the history (and future) of West Point.

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