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A Capitol idea -- Hancock Street -- Up south -- Shamrock and a dreidel -- Lockefield Gardens -- Destination unknown -- Hoops and dreams -- Law school and other maladies -- The windy city -- Law and politics -- Bean Town and busing -- Impeachment -- A doctor in the house -- The rest of the bastards -- Of polo and poetry -- Color codes -- Who's coming to dinner? -- The darndest things -- Lucky and Lucy -- POTUS -- Doubtless -- First lady of the Pentagon -- Song of songs

Journal coeditor Marvin Kalb interviewed Secretary of Defense William Cohen on 8 Nov 1999. Also present, & intermittently contributing to the conversation, was Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs Kenneth Bacon. Topics of discussion included Cohen's relationship with the press; comparisons between the way the Pentagon & NATO operated, particularly with regard to the press, during the Kosovo & Operation Desert Fox endeavors; changes & trends in journalism; & American citizens' interest in foreign affairs. The interview also addressed the Pentagon's role during peacetime & the challenges that Cohen himself faced during Bill Clinton's impeachment crisis (Dec 1998). K. A. Larsen

Possible strategic and conventional roles for the B-2 and the B-1B bombers.