Broadcasting pioneers
Since January 1993, I have been producing an Iranian radio program here for the Iranian-American community in English. The program is called Saba “Wind of
Since January 1993, I have been producing an Iranian radio program here for the Iranian-American community in English. The program is called Saba “Wind of
By Ali Parandeh Norwich, England It has been quite a while that this has been bothering me, and today when I logged into an Iranian
All set: Uncle Abol sitting in the Land Rover parked by the stream. Written and photographed by J. Javid New York Every time I got
These fictional personal ads appeared in the October 1995 issue of Second Generation, a magazine published in Washington, DC, for Iranian-Americans. If you are looking
A LOVELY CHAIN LETTER Kiss someone you love when you get this letter and make magic. This paper has been sent to you for good
Dr. Jamshid Ghahremani Ghajar featured in The New Yorker. From Conquering the Coma by Malcolm Gladwell in the July 8, 1996, issue of The New
Copyright Sportestan Publishing By Hooshyar Naraghi Menlo Park, California Out of joy, I was brought to tears when I noticed the recognition given to the
By Sussan Tahmasebi Washington, D.C. Muslim women need to come up with alternative strategies and solutions to problems which are unique to their societies. And
Bahar M. Jaberi Portland, Oregon I hoisted myself up in my seat. The discussion around me was becoming more interesting and the television program was
By J. Javid New York The aged white wooden door squeaked open. I walked into the poorly lit home behind Tehran's Baharestan Square. It looked
An interview with Azar Nafisi, professor of English literature at Tehran University, by Jacki Lyden, a reporter for the U.S. National Public Radio (NPR) during
From Iran Launches Model Prison Project by Dr. Mohammad Tehrani in the Winter 1996 issue of Psychology International, published by the American Psychological Association Office
Based on a true story. By Behrouz Bahmani San Ramon, California, USA As many know, shortly after the revolution in February 1979, freedom to leave
Neda Rayaneh: Slowly catching up with the rest of the world on the information superhighway By Payman Arabshahi Seattle, Washington Iran's entrance into the world