Haskell (210 192 chars)

My code is fairly simple:

import Data.Char
i x y="The "++x++"teen-hundreds were a time for "++y++".\n"
main=putStr.unlines.replicate(ord '\EM')$(i"eigh""rum"++i"nine""fun"++"The two-thousands are a time to run\na civilized classroom.")

Joins a 25x replicated list of the desired string and prints it. (\EM is ASCII 25)

###Edit

Updated score to omit import and trailing newline from count.

Haskell (210 192 chars)

My code is fairly simple:

import Data.Char
i x y="The "++x++"teen-hundreds were a time for "++y++".\n"
main=putStr.unlines.replicate(ord '\EM')$(i"eigh""rum"++i"nine""fun"++"The two-thousands are a time to run\na civilized classroom.")

Joins a 25x replicated list of the desired string and prints it. (\EM is ASCII 25)

Edit

Updated score to omit import and trailing newline from count.

Haskell (210 195 chars)

My code is fairly simple:

import Data.Char
i x y="The "++x++"teen-hundreds were a time for "++y++".\n"
main=putStr.unlines.replicate(ord '\EM')$(i"eigh""rum"++i"nine""fun"++"The two-thousands are a time to run\na civilized classroom.")

Joins a 25x replicated list of the desired string and prints it. (\EM is ASCII 25)

###Edit

Updated score to omit import and trailing newline from count.

Haskell (210 192 chars)

My code is fairly simple:

import Data.Char
i x y="The "++x++"teen-hundreds were a time for "++y++".\n"
main=putStr.unlines.replicate(ord '\EM')$(i"eigh""rum"++i"nine""fun"++"The two-thousands are a time to run\na civilized classroom.")

Joins a 25x replicated list of the desired string and prints it. (\EM is ASCII 25)

###Edit

Updated score to omit import and trailing newline from count.

Haskell (210 chars)

My code is fairly simple:

import Data.Char
i x y="The "++x++"teen-hundreds were a time for "++y++".\n"
main=putStr.unlines.replicate(ord '\EM')$(i"eigh""rum"++i"nine""fun"++"The two-thousands are a time to run\na civilized classroom.")

Joins a 25x replicated list of the desired string and prints it. (\EM is ASCII 25)

Haskell (210 195 chars)

My code is fairly simple:

import Data.Char
i x y="The "++x++"teen-hundreds were a time for "++y++".\n"
main=putStr.unlines.replicate(ord '\EM')$(i"eigh""rum"++i"nine""fun"++"The two-thousands are a time to run\na civilized classroom.")

Joins a 25x replicated list of the desired string and prints it. (\EM is ASCII 25)

###Edit

Updated score to omit import and trailing newline from count.