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Secret Service director: Embrace detours in life
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By STEPHEN BEALE
Sunday News Correspondent
Sunday, May. 20, 2007
U.S. Secret Service Director Mark Sullivan yesterday told nearly 400 St. Anselm College seniors to set high goals for themselves, but be prepared to embrace change as they encounter detours along the way.
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