The Perils Of Duck Hunting Are Great-

Our Country Today Is At A Stage In Our Foreign Policy Similar To That Crucial Point In Our Nation's Early History When Our Constitution Was Produced In Philadelphia.

The Profession Of Journalism Ought To Be About Telling People What They Need To Know - Not What They Want To Know.

I'm A Romanticist In Many Ways. I Never Get Behind The Wheel Of My Boat And Dropping The Anchor Without Saying To Myself, Secretly Giving My Orders To The Crew "all Right, Lift The Anchor, We're On Our Way To South Hampton. We're Gonna Beat Them There With This Load Of Tea!"

It Seems To Rise Again When The Crisis Times Come, And This Is A Time Of Most Severe Crisis, As We All Know, Not Just For The History Of The United States And The Survival Indeed Of Our Democracy, But For The Future Peace Of The World. And Never Before Probably Has The Need For Interfaith Commitment Been Nearly As Great As It Is At This Very Moment.

The Ethic Of The Journalist Is To Recognize One's Prejudices, Biases, And Avoid Getting Them Into Print.