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...would like to have seen a woman running for president for both parties," she says. "I wish [Rep.] Pat [Schroeder (D-Col.)] had run, I would like to have seen Jeanne Kirkpatrick [former United Nations ambassador] run. I think that the more we see women running, the more used to it we're going to get, and I think the closer we come to having a woman on the ticket...
...Senate reservations about the INF agreement are likely to be outweighed by the dire consequences of rejection. Speaking Friday, Jeane Kirkpatrick, a prominent conservative and former U.S. Representative to the U.N., admitted that she has doubts about aspects of the treaty. But failure to proceed at this point, said Kirkpatrick, would aggravate a deeper problem: fears in Europe that the U.S. has become essentially ungovernable. For the Senate, more is at stake than the treaty on the table...
Mikhail Gorbachev sat on Nancy Reagan's right. On her left was Richard Perle, former Pentagon hard-liner and Soviet nemesis. The President was flanked by Raisa Gorbachev and Jeane Kirkpatrick. And the State Dining Room was filled with the unlikeliest 125 people one could imagine supping together: Henry Kissinger and Meadowlark Lemon, great Globetrotters both; Claudette Colbert and Moscow's supreme propagandist, Alexander Yakovlev; Ted Graber, Nancy's interior designer, and Georgi Arbatov, the Kremlin's noted American expert; Joe DiMaggio and Pearl Bailey; David Rockefeller, Mary Lou Retton and Saul Bellow...
...ENTIRE Harvard community shares blame for the University's firmly established reputation as a place where invited guests cannot expect to be respected when they speak their minds. Former U.N. Ambassador Jeanne Kirkpatrick provided an indication of the direness of the situation last month when she reportedly cited disruptions of conservative speakers and fear for her own safety in refusing to visit Harvard...
Last week's uninterrupted speech by former Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger '38 shows that Kirkpatrick's concerns are unfounded, that conservatives coming to Harvard are not automatic targets for harassment. However, her statement shows the extent of the damage the entire community has suffered as a result of the internal bickering currently going on between student activist groups and the administration. The University as a whole must now recognize that specific action must be taken if Harvard is to preserve its reputation as a leading center of intelligent discourse...