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Hillary went about her business with no gaffes, speaking to the Children's Defense Fund, sipping tea with Barbara (though not pouring it), and getting advice on raising her 12-year-old daughter Chelsea. Mrs. Bush suggested that her guest might knock down a wall to create one large bedroom. Barbara also recommended the National Cathedral School, where her daughter Dorothy went, because faculty members there know how to handle the children of high government officials...
...subversive measure," said Education Committee Chair Sen. Thomas F. Birmingham '72 (D-Chelsea) of Chase's proposal...
...Compared with playing a sport, being a fan is a no-lose proposition. Cheer at all of Chelsea's games, patronize presidential boxes, and visit the locker rooms after events like the World Series. Don't be cowed by the Secret Service. Like all bureaucracies, it has perpetuated itself all out of proportion to necessity...
...didn't campaign on the promise that you would send Chelsea to public school, so you shouldn't, unless she likes walking through metal detectors to go to basketball games. In fact, you campaigned on the premise that the schools needed fixing. The press will go into high dudgeon, but parents will admire you for putting your child before politics...
...Chelsea: Your parents were right when they said, Don't talk to strangers. Embed this in your brain: the press is made up entirely of strangers, no matter how much candy they offer you. But you must always smile for the cameras, even though other kids get to stick their tongues out if their parents so much as reach for an Instamatic. Roll your eyes once, and you will become tabloid material and Saturday Night Live's poster child. For guidance, do not look to Caroline and John Kennedy Jr., who were too little to be criticized, or the Ford...