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Monthly Archives: September 2007
Pictures from Columbia University
Uploaded on September 24, 2007 by echoey13
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Debating Ahmadinejad at Columbia
Jayati Vora has written one of the best analysis of Ahmadinejad’s speech at Columbia for The Nation. Matteen Mokalla, an Iranian-American student at SIPA studying the Middle East, spoke of the mood on campus. “Before the talk, the entire campus … Continue reading
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Iran’s Dylan on the Lute, With Songs of Sly Protest
Thats title of New York Time’s article on Mohsen Namjoo, one of the most contriversial Persian singers currently living in Iran. HE plays the setar, a traditional Persian lute, and is a master of classical Persian literature and poetry. But … Continue reading
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Write for Eyeranians.com
Are you interested in Iranian politics? Can you write well and debate intelligently (Iranian Style)? If so, then Eyeranians.com needs you. By becoming an Eyeranian editor, you will receive posting ability under your own chosen username. Anyone can post in … Continue reading
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Iran bans Gmail and Google search
I don’t know how accurate this is, but Jerusalem Post is reporting that Iran has banned access to Google search and Gmail. I’m not sure if Google’s social networking site, Orkut which is very popular in Iran is also banned. … Continue reading
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Hard Times Help Iran’s Leaders Tighten Their Grip
Hard Times Help Iran’s Leaders Tighten Their Grip from the New York Times Rents are soaring, inflation hovers around 17 percent, and 10 million Iranians live below the poverty line. The police shut 20 barbershops for men in Tehran last … Continue reading
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