I Can't Go Out With A Republican.

I Got Married, I Really Waited A Long Time - Three Days After I Graduated.

To Put It Mildly, The World Is A Mess.

In Terms Intellectually, [what] Shaped My Life Was The Whole Munich Thing [the Munich Agreement] That I Knew About All My Life, In Terms Of How Large Powers Make Decisions That Affect Small Countries, And The Unintended Consequences Of That. The Other Part Is I Knew About The Holocaust. L Just Didn't Know That It Applied To My Family. But That Did Affect The Way I Thought About What I Was Seeing As Ethnic Cleansing In The Balkans; There's No Question About That.

You [young People] All Are Just Much More Internationally-minded And Traveled And Knowledgeable In Languages Than Any Other Previous Generation. So Many Of You Are Already Doing A Lot Of International Relations, I Think. I So Believe In Student Networks, And People That Either Study Abroad Or Come To The United States To Study, And The Relationships That You All Develop. You Learn A Lot From Each Other, But You All Will See Each Other Again In Jobs Along The Way. And I Think That Makes A Big Difference. I So Believe In What Students Can Do.

I Think That We All Know What Evil Is. We Have A Sense Of What's Evil, And Certainly Killing Innocent People Is Evil. We're Less Sure About What Is Good. There's Sort Of Good, Good Enough, Could Be Better - But Absolute Good Is A Little Harder To Define.