”Differences still exist, and on some points those differences are very serious indeed. We do not regard them as insurmountable.”
-Mikhail Gorbachev, commenting on last week`s summit meeting shortly before leaving Washington.
”It`s a case where I don`t think I`ve ever served with a group that is in general so intelligent, so able and so experienced in a body that is so flawed.”
-Retiring U.S. Sen. Daniel Evans (R., Wash.), on his frustration that the Senate no longer is the world`s greatest deliberative body.
”I had a chance to go to Duke and play football and soccer, but they also mentioned school. At Georgia, they talked about football and soccer, but they didn`t mention school as much.”
-Chicago Bears placekicker Kevin Butler, on why he went to the University of Georgia.
”Can you, for example, put two Kims-Kim Young Sam and myself-into a small room and confine them there until they decide who should run? Can you ask them to draw lots? Or play a game of stone-scissors-paper?”
-South Korean opposition leader Kim Dae Jung, on the failure to form a united front with fellow dissident Kim Young Sam to challenge for the country`s presidency.
