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...introduction to last night's panel, moderator Richard E. Neustadt, professor of public administration at the K-School, expressed his regret that the SAC program had been cancelled, saying, "the SAC decided the best way to celebrate this anniversary was to hear a panel of people who got their start...under the inspiration...
...Harvard is extremely fortunate," he added "It is a very, very great regret to see him go--both as a personal friend and a colleague in the department...
...buffets of desire and regret cause suffering which lingers unrelieved and is, in fact, visibly controlled. Rarely does a character say "Well look, I love you." Dialogue is employed sporsely, and is often hesitantly mundane, as if the conversants had only recently recovered the use of thier tongues after an enforced silence, and weren't exactly sure what should be said. Humor is a welcome leavening in such situations, and Bobbie Ann Mason's "Graveyard Day" is particularly adept at keeping readers alert...
...sought to persuade a reluctant Carter Administration of the need to counter the Soviet nuclear missile threat in Western Europe. Although his Social Democratic Party lost the elections last March, in part because of the missile issue, Schmidt remains convinced of that need. "I have nothing to regret or alter," he told TIME last week. "I was the one who first stood up to the whole problem of the [Soviet...
...LIGHT OF YESTERDAY'S tragic loss of 147 American lives, feelings of sadness, anger, and frustration are appropriate. What we must add to that list, however, is regret--regret that the Marines were in Lebanon in the first place, and regret that so many young men had to die before we realized the extent of our vulnerability. The time has come for President Reagan to call home the Marines...