Word: regrets
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...divorce Yudie went to work as a real estate broker and could never bring herself to marry again--not for fear of losing her independence, but because the Right Man never came along. Her voice is cheerful but it speaks her loneliness, and her smile is one of regret. "When you're alone, sometimes you feel you'd done the wrong thing, not having a family..."Bank's sensitive documentary, combining direct interviewing with shots of old sepia photographs, is just right for the subject--short and bittersweet...
...note with deep regret the recent decision by Patricia Zander, co-instructer of "Music 180" to resign her post as Preceptor in the Music Department...
...denials seem completely predictable--almost boring. The pattern is all too familiar: someone gets a call from a reporter and can't resist the urge to talk, only to regret it later. But the fact that the source panics and later issues a flat denial doesn't change the quote...
Dual Policy. At the same time Kissinger privately expressed regret at Ford's decision to expunge the word détente. He complained that the decision was a petty capitulation to right-wing critics and tended to undercut the long-range policy the Administration intends to pursue. Publicly Kissinger made a point of reasserting that the U.S. would continue its "dual policy" of attempting to resist and deter Soviet adventurism while striving for "more constructive relations" with the Kremlin...
...deeply regret that so misleading a statement has become public. Not only is such publicity unfair and damaging to the School of Design, but equally unfortunate is the constraint it may well cause to the free and open discussion between the School and its visiting committee which is at the heart of the visiting committee process...