Anita F. Hill
AS THE presidential campaign unfolds, with the real possibility of Bill Clinton, a man with his own separate international reputation, becoming the first spouse, the questions get more interesting. Should the president's spouse act as the country's emissary? What kinds of messages should the first spouse carry and with whom does that individual meet? In the post-Sept. 11 era, can ... (Full article: 743 words)
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