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The following guidelines were compiled and represent a consensus of what constitutes ethical practice in the way a school conducts its affairs , both within its organization and in dealings with other member schools . The first : Best to stay close to home for a subdued affair , as big celebrations never live up to the hype . Halper previously served as executive editor and host of " Worldwise , " a nationally televised program on foreign and national security affairs , and " This Week From Washington , " a national radio program which aired from 1985-2001 . In your approach to foreign affairs , rewrite Teddy Roosevelt : Speak softly , walk softly , and carry a big stick . In the EU , lobbying is a highly technical affair , as civil servants make every effort to hear all sides and to base their decisions on purely technical and economic arguments . It certainly does not seem that David wants to continue the relationship , to carry on an affair , or to marry her . Although Victoria recorded in her diary that she very much enjoyed the whole affair , the Duke of Wellington left after the second act . The rules adopted in each state are its own affair , not forced upon it by any legal constraint ; and yet those rules are most likely to be identical with those of the general system on which its laws are based . It covers current affairs , leisure and travel , consumer affairs and products , people in the news , education , arts , and science .