Mark L Lester

Class of 1999 is director Mark L Lester's follow up to Lionsgate's Vestron Video Collection's cult hit Class of 1984.

Mark L. Lester

Class of 1999, Mark L. Lester’s follow-up to Mark L. Lester's grimy cult classic Class of 1984, takes a detour into a completely different story, but like the original, touches upon themes involving society, crime, school, and teenagers.

a 1990 American science fiction action thriller horror film , directed by Mark L. Lester (Commando)featuring Malcolm McDowell, Stacy Keach, and Pam Grier

Class of 1999 is a 1990 American science fiction action thriller horror film directed by Mark L. Lester (Commando), featuring Malcolm McDowell, Stacy Keach, and Pam Grier.

by Father Roger Haight

The 1999 book was written by Father Roger Haight, an American Jesuit and professor of systematic theology at the Weston School of Theology, in Massachusetts.

Dr. George Weygand

The 1999 yearbook is dedicated to Dr. George Weygand, Dr. Henry Fanning, Dr. Mary Lou Thornberg, Joseph Huber, Marie Murphy, Dr. Leslie Angell, and Heather Lindsey.

conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer

Writing in these pages in 1999, conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer identified three distinctly liberal principles: advancing humanitarian (rather than merely national) interests; observing international law; and acting in concert with international institutions, such as the United Nations.

Reid-Daly

Writing in 1999, Reid-Daly echoed Rhodesian regime propaganda when Father Killian Huesser indicated that the white missionaries at Musami Catholic Mission were slaughtered without mercy by Robert Mugabe's ZANLA forces.[4]

further evidence that almost no one made better B movies than Mark Lester

Full of great practical effects and explosions and shit, Class of 1999 is further evidence that almost no one made better B movies than Mark Lester.

Ohio Wesleyan alumna Maggie Smith

– Ohio Wesleyan alumna Maggie Smith, Class of 1999, reads and discusses Ohio Wesleyan alumna Maggie Smith's poem, “Good Bones,” which was shared thousands of times via social media following the Pulse nightclub shootings in Orlando.

Cynthia Rowley and Cynthia Rowley's best friend, former deputy style editor for the New York Times, Ilene Rosenzweig,

In 1999, Cynthia Rowley and Cynthia Rowley's best friend, former deputy style editor for the New York Times, Ilene Rosenzweig, co-authored

John P. Ryan (,

James Remar plays the helmet wearing bad guy, who is also a dance instructor (there's even a hilarious sequence of James Remar practicing in a studio), but then there's John P. Ryan (Class of 1999,

Victor Chaand President Trump’s erstwhile nominee for ambassador to South Korea , a former US national security advisor and expert in Korean affairs (),

Writing back in 1999, Victor Cha, a former US national security advisor and expert in Korean affairs (and President Trump’s erstwhile nominee for ambassador to South Korea), used the term “quasi-alliance” to describe the Japan-Korea relation—”quasi” because Japan and South Korea have never concluded a full-fledged security treaty despite the fact they have a common enemy, North Korea, and a common ally, the United States.(*2)