Thursday, October 15, 1998 / Mehr 23, 1377, No. 584
Khayyam
xAle's Corner First snow ... The little girl in me gave into temptation and I began to run around in the snow that was by then about three or four inches deep. I rolled, I slid, I fell, and I sat in the middle looking up at the sky and trees. I ran from one end of the court yard to the other and then stopped suddenly to pick up a handful of snow and throw it in the air. Years of wonderment and anticipation; years of waiting and wondering had finally ended and I was fully enjoying every flake of snow, body and soul. I had no idea how long I was sitting around enjoying the beauty around me when one of the school janitors called my name and told me that the Dean wants to see me in his office on the 4th floor right away. I started to think about why he wanted to see me. He was a very knowledgeable person but somewhat cold and old fashioned when dealing with students. Nervous and cold, I rushed to his office shivering, thinking about what could I have done wrong to be called into his office... GO TO FEATURE New section Books Iran-U.S. relations Looking for books on Iran-U.S. relations? We have listed several of them which can be bought directly from Amazon.com. If you have any suggestions on recent books on this topic, let us know and we will include them in this section. GO THERE Anyway Iranian director "Somewhere in the City" Directed by Ramin Niami Synopsis: A cast of colorful characters interact in this slice of life comedy depicting New York City's Lower East Side. Sandra Bernhard is an introverted therapist trapped in an eccentric apartment complex. Her building mates include a Chinese immigrant, a leftist radical, and a conniving neighbor engaged in a disastrous affair with their landlady. Genre: Comedy Theatrical Release Date: September 18, 1998 - exclusive New York engagement Thanks to Ramin Tabib History Letters
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