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"WE REALLY LOVED YOU, YOU KNOW, BUT YOU KILLED OUR PEOPLE."
LIN GAOHUA, A 26-YEAR-OLD BEIJING M.B.A. STUDENT WHO PROTESTED IN FRONT OF THE U.S. EMBASSY THERE WHILE DRESSED IN LEVI'S JEANS AND NIKES
"It's high time to take energetic measures." Sixty-eight-year-old Russian President Boris Yeltsin, reading slowly from a prepared text to announce that he had fired his prime minister and cabinet
"I think it's possible to defend this constitutional right and also defend the kids in the school cafeteria.'' Sen. Gordon Smith, Republican of Oregon, speaking on the Senate floor in favor of a GOP-sponsored gun-control bill
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"Right now, I am looking forward to spending time with my family, having dinner with my mom and taking the dog for a walk.'' So-called Long Island Lolita Amy Fisher, in a statement issued to the press after being released from prison, seven years after shooting her lover's wife in the face
"We want to at least have somebody show up besides Strom Thurmond.'' Former senator Bob Dole, explaining on the "Today" show why time is of the essence in building a memorial to those who served in World War II
"I'd rather put my children through college than own a box full of Salinger's letters.'' Author Joyce Maynard, who last year wrote a memoir trading on her youthful affair with reclusive novelist J. D. Salinger and is now selling a collection of love letters from the "Catcher in the Rye" author
"I only have a certain amount of time. I like to read good books.'' Former senator Bill Bradley, on "Earth in the Balance," the book written by Vice President Al Gore, Bradley's opponent in the Democratic presidential primary
"It's very strange to know that little kids somewhere will be playing with me.'' "Phantom Menace" star Natalie Portman, telling TV Guide about her discomfort with being rendered as an action figure
"I told him I loved him, and he said, 'I love you, too'.'' Twenty-year-old Veronica Leturia, one of more than 5,000 fans who crowded a Manhattan record store to get Latin pop star Ricky Martin's autograph
"I guess that proves that ignorance is bliss. Frankly, I miss the bliss.'' Minnesota state Sen. Roy Terwilliger, a Republican, on the revelations contained in Gov. Jesse Ventura's biography
"He is not perfect, but nobody is.'' Monica Turner, Mrs. Mike Tyson, in a Father's Day Esquire magazine article on her husband, who is currently in prison for assaulting two motorists
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