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Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is returning to Stanford University - San Jose Mercury News
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is returning to Stanford University to teach political science and write books as a member of the Hoover Institution, according to an interview published in the campus newsletter Stanford Report. "Stanford is my home,'' said Rice, who served as provost ...
SCOTT HORTON—Glinda Arrives at State
harpers.org — One thing seems clear regarding Condoleezza Rice’s stewardship of the State Department: she did not command the... admiration of many of those who worked with her. The reaction of State Department employees as Hillary Clinton arrived this morning ... (more) SCOTT HORTON—Glinda Arrives at State
Condoleezza Rice regrets there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq
Condoleezza Rice regrets there were no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq
latimesblogs.latimes.com — In an appearance on ABC's "The View" this morning, just-departed secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said she... regretted that faulty intelligence had reported that there were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq, but had no regrets that ... (more) Condoleezza Rice regrets there were no weapons of mass ...
Katrina fried Rice
Katrina fried Rice
firedoglake.com — So it turns out that like most of us, Dr. Rice isn't happy about how the whole... Katrina thing worked out. Well, maybe not quite like most of us Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told hosts of ABC's The View Thursday that she was angry ... (more) Katrina fried Rice
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Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is returning to Stanford University
Democratic Underground Latest Breaking News — ... She'll relax in February by playing the piano, some golf and watching Stanford basketball. "I want to have a little time to exhale,'' she said. ... She said she'd welcome debate over the ideas she promoted while serving in the Bush Administration. "We did some things very well,'' she said. "There are certainly a lot of things I would've done differently...I'm sure there will be dissertations written on that subject, and many of them I'll oversee at Stanford University.'' Read more: http://www.mercurynews.com/ci_11576089?source=most_emai...

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