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Albright addresses lasting threat of nuclear proliferation
By Jacques Herbert | April 22, 2005With memories of the invasion of Iraq and its supposed weapons of mass destruction still fresh in Americans' minds, President of the Institute for Science and International Security David Albright came to Dartmouth on Thursday afternoon to discuss how Americans must confront other threats of nuclear proliferation with a post-Iraq mentality. In introducing Albright, Director of the John Sloan Dickey Center Kenneth Yalowitz, cited Albright's personal experience in dealing with nuclear proliferation as the former ambassador to Georgia from 1998 to 2001. "Every day we were getting reports of missing materials -- things that could be used in dirty bombs," Yalowitz said.