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Unexpected satisfactions occur. Last year TIME ran a cover story on Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko that included a Picture Collection portfolio of his meetings with U.S. Presidents. Shortly afterward, Gromyko sent word that he would like to have copies, please, for his own picture collection...
...long afterward, I joined the party for very practical reasons: without the right political credentials I would not get party and KGB approval for promotions or assignments abroad. I cannot count the hours I spent in party organization meetings in the ministry, listening to or delivering dull reports on doctrinal matters or on the foibles and failings of other "comrades." As a rule, the pettier the subject, the longer the discussion...
...Afterward, Troy A.P. Davis '87 slipped forward unobtrusively and gave the Secretary a book on world government...
...College hockey is perfect for me," he says. "It's nice to play in front of 3500 people and go out with your friends afterward...
...Reagan's America (and, it may be, in Ueberroth's), there has been a fundamental shift in values. From the beginning, American sentiment has been in tension between the values of freedom and equality. Under Franklin Roosevelt, and for several generations afterward, the official American inclination has been toward equality. In Reagan's America, the value of freedom has reasserted itself, sometimes at the expense of the gentler instincts. The Olympics expressed the preference perfectly: the freedom to win --athletics as Darwinian theater...