Farrah's image graced T-shirts, beanbag chairs, beach towels, pillows and rugs. She topped a Scholastic Magazine poll of high school students in a ranking of personal heroes (President Jimmy Carter finished 16th). Her face became so ubiquitous on the pop culture landscape that the June 10, 1977 issue of New Times magazine actually ran as its cover headline: "In this issue: Absolutely nothing about Farrah Fawcett-Majors!" from Charlie's Angels Casebook (2000)