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- -Sraresma11, 12/31/86)
The Iran affair demonstrates that Republican President Reagan's
foreign policy is "in complete disarray,·· according to former Virginia
Gov. Charles Robb.
But Robb cautioned that "the biggest mistake "c IDemocrats I
could make is to view
- -2 a distinguished array
f leaders from board room and bureaucracy, congressional
committee, campus and union hall. (See box on page 2 for par
ticipants.) The two-day conference was jointly sponsored by
the Library, the LBJ School of Public Affairs
- of
Texas School of Nursing.
Edwin Dorn succeeds Max Sherman as Dean of the LBJ
School of Public Affairs. Dr. Dorn, currently Under
Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness, was
graduated from the University of Texas in 1967 and
later received
- at The University
of
Texas; Elspeth Rostow, former dean
of the LBJ School of Public Affairs;
and George Christian, former press
secretary to LBJ. The audience was
encouraged to submit questions to
Dr. Dallek as well, and the discus
sion which ensued was lively
- )' The LBJ School of
Public affairs and The University of
Texas at Austin.
Professor Emeritus Robert Divine
stressed that the U.S. fought in
Vietnam for many of the same reasons
it fought the other wars of this century.
4
Vietnam War
Professors Qiang Zhai
- surpri ·ed with an award. He was
given a commem rative clock "on
behalf of all the graduat s of the LBJ
School of Public Affairs, from the first
class to the Class of 200 I" by Steven
Schauer, graduating President of 1.he
School's Graduate Public Affairs
- : i;lnp 1,1ws, n,•w to" r,s
,\ mood of gloom wns ,trnd: hv m.im
cd~1•11hle men und women who would he
mrnl d
- cultur . The panelists w re:
Professor Elspeth Rostow, (fonner Dean
of the LBJ School of Public Affairs);
Professor Philip Bobbitt (former Senior
Director for Critical Infrastructure
Protection,
ational Security Council);
Professor Bobby Inman (former
