February 12, 1998
Arts Endowment's Critics Aren't 'Yahoos'
To the Editor:
In his opinion article "Clinton Makes a Grand Ole Pick to Head the Arts Endowment" (January 15), Henry Goldstein hurls a rude epithet at members of Congress who favor the elimination of the National Endowment for the Arts: He calls them "yahoos."
According to Webster's Dictionary, a yahoo is someone who happens to be "a boorish, crass, or stupid person." Personally, I can't vouch for the manners of the Congressmen to whom Mr. Goldstein
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