Article: Remarks on the global economy at American University. (Bill Clinton's speech, February 26, 1993)

February 26, 1993

Thank you very much, President Duffey, distinguished members of the board of trustees, and faculty and patrons of American University, and Members of Congress, members of the diplomatic corps, and my fellow citizens, and especially to the students here today. I am very honored to be here today at this wonderful school on the occasion of your centennial, at the dawn of a new era for our Nation and for our world, and deeply honored to receive this honorary degree, although I almost choked on it here. |Laughter~

My mind is full of many memories today, looking at all of you in your youthful enthusiasm and your hope for the future. I'd like to say ...

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