I Did Go To Wellesley, A Women's

I Got Married Three Days After Graduation, And The First Thing I Did What I Was Expected To Do Which Was To Work On A Small Newspaper. So We Were In Chicago Where My Husband Worked For The Chicago Sun-times And We Were Having Dinner With His Editor And He Said 'so What Are You 'gonna Do Honey?' And I Said 'i'm Going To Work On A Newspaper', And He Said 'i Don't Think So", Because Newspaper Guild Regulations Said That I Couldn't Work On The Same Newspaper As My Husband.

The U.n. Bureaucracy Has Grown To Elephantine Proportions. Now That The Cold War Is Over, We Are Asking That Elephant To Do Gymnastics.

The Magic Of America Is That We're A Free And Open Society With A Mixed Population. Part Of Our Security Is Our Freedom.

I Have Very Set And Consistent Principles, But I Am Flexible On Tactics. I Like To Get The Job Done.

The Bottom Line Is, The More We Have A Cadre Of Women Moving Up The Scale, And It Doesn't Seem Threatening, And People Realize That Women Actually Work Much Harder Than Men, And Realize That They Need More Women In These Jobs, I Think That Goes Away.