Saturday, April 12, 2008
Dick Cavett on a Dynamic Duo
My memory and admiration goes back a long way with Dick Cavett--long before he was a low key host for symphony concerts. I've also spent many a year teaching communication and public speaking skills to generations of students. In yesterday's New York Times, Cavett cuts to the chase in an analysis "with humor" of the embarassing attempts by General Petraeus and Ambassador Crocker to present the Congress and the American people with a summary of the current situation in Iraq.Click your Bic here to read it all.
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