Pamela does Paris

Article Abstract:

Pamela Harriman closed her diplomatic career with the French Legion of Honor medallion. She conducted her stint in Paris with more elan and elegance than with the political skills the French expect of ambassadors, but for the American government, she had done what was expected of her.

Social aspects, Officials and employees, France, Behavior, Ambassadors, Diplomatic service, Harriman, Pamela, International officials and employees, Diplomatic and consular service in France

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Pieces of Pamela

Article Abstract:

An author narrates her experience in buying an expensive mahogany side chairs from Sotheby's auction house. Formerly owned by Pamela Harriman, the chairs have historical value since they were said to have been used by prominent political figures such as Winston Churchill.

Purchasing, Authors, Writers, Personal narratives, Product information, Sotheby's Inc., Auction firms, Chairs

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Dress for success

Article Abstract:

Much can be gleaned from the way an individual presents himself in public. A brief overview of the 1996 presidential candidates and their favorite manner of dressing is presented and discussed.

Presidential candidates, Clothing

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