Word: knowingly
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...Says one Columbia professor: "Brzezinski thinks like a Pole. With hundreds of years of Polish history behind him, he is pathologically opposed to Russia and its modern-day successor, the U.S.S.R." Recently a ranking Soviet official summed up Brzezinski as follows: "Once a Pole, always a Pole. And we know about Poles...
Muskie is appalled by the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. "The Soviet Union [must] know and understand that we must resist and object in the strongest terms to their policy of intervention." But he adds that "we have to have constant communications, action and reaction, until both sides have a clear perception of how the other side stands. I don't think it means you have to go around saber rattling or missile rattling. It's to our mutual interest to reach an agreement on nuclear arms and to find a way to live on this planet together." Muskie...
...nuclear age we cannot be without a dialogue with Moscow. It is imperative for the preservation of peace. On the other hand, it is essential that we know what it is we want to talk about. And here we face two problems. I am not sure that our Government has a clear idea of what it wants to achieve in a dialogue. And I am sure that the alliance as a whole is divided as to what its common position ought to be; indeed whether it needs a common position. So the danger is that talks will either become purely...
...Students should make an increased effort to "get to know each other and improve the College's racial atmosphere...
...course, the stoic coach will not offer a prediction of any kind. Is he optimistic? "I don't know if that's the right word," Parker said, explaining, "Hopeful is more like...