Cover stories
December 1998
* Back home --
... in Abadan. Photos and memories (Dec 28)
* Eprime
-- In fond memory of Eprime Eshag; friend & economist (Dec
21)
* In the name of the Pen
-- The home of Iranian writers and journalists (Dec 14)
* Beyond words
-- People looking for long-lost relatives & friends (Dec
7)
November 1998
* Where
on earth? -- People looking for long-lost relatives & friends
(Nov 30)
* Who's next
-- Bestseller blames society for Iran's serious political ills. By Ali Reza-Qoli
(Nov 23)
* The time
machine -- Musings, memories and further esoteric rhapsodies by Yasmine
Rafii (Nov 16)
* If Mahdi
doesn't come -- A reformer's guide to engagement. By Siamak Namazi
(Nov 9)
* The education
of Mahdiyeh -- ... from bubblegum to Bahais. By J. Javid (Nov
2)
October 1998
* Laid back
-- She was a woman. And life was good .... Photos from the past (Oct
26)
* Simple reminders
-- No matter how far from home.... Photos by Mehdi Jami (Oct
19)
* All is calm--
The Persian Garden: Echoes of Paradise (Oct 12)
* Coming out
-- Festivals in U.S. show Iranians more relaxed. Photos by J. Javid (Oct
4)
September 1998
* The nice
artist -- Behnam Farahpour is talented AND pleasant. (Sept
28)
* Strategy
for a constitutional reformer -- Can Khatami and his supporters hold
back the old guard? By Saeed Barzin. (Sept 22)
* Afghanistan
survey -- No war, 69 percent of the respondents said. (Sept
14)
* Out of the blue
-- Discovering the art of Manoucher Yektai. (Sept 8)
August 1998
* Iran's
American martyr -- Howard Baskerville was killed by anti-constitutionalist
forces in Tabriz in 1909. By Robert D. Burgener (August 31)
* Parvin Road
-- Notes on a road trip across America, by J. Javid (August
24)
* Mosaddegh
and you -- Gathering views and data on Iran's "first democratic leader"
(August 17)
* Requiem
for a matriarch -- We had heard legendary stories about my grandmother's
younger years, yet none of us in the family doubted them. By Ramin Tabib (August
10)
* Too much,
too fast -- ... and too many mistakes. The Shah's budget director looks back
(August 3)
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July 1998
* Seyhoun
-- 50 years of art and architecture (July 28)
* 30th of Tir
-- Re-living the day pro-Mossadegh forces took to the streets (July
20)
* Safarnaameh-ye
Ramin -- An Iranian-American travels to Iran for the first time. By Ramin
Bahrani (July 13)
* Home --
Homes in Iran and America. Photos by Jassem Ghazban-pour & Nassim Mir (July 8)
June 1998
* The Fans
-- Photos from World Cup 98 by Nader Davoodi (June 29)
* The Room with
a Tube -- Photos of the Iran-U.S. World Cup match from the TV. By
J. Javid (June 22)
* Loving an Iranian
man -- By Laleh Khalili (June 15)
* Farsi: Bittersweet?
-- An academic debate on the usage of Persian v. Farsi. (June
8)
* P a r v e e
n -- The paintings of Parveen Bakhtiar McNair (June
1)
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May 1998
* Tradition
meets today -- Photodocumentary on women in Iran. By Sasan Afsoosi. (May 25)
* Symbols
-- A pictorial travel report, in Europe, with friends. (May
18)
* Shemshak
-- Traveling to Tehran and heading for the mountains east of the capital.. (May 11)
* Tanz-e
teez-e Khorsandi -- Interview with Hadi Khorsandi - plus a few jokes
from his standup comedy show(May 4)
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April 1998
* Faith
no more? -- Nineteen photos of Iran today by Nader Davoodi(April
27)
* Shahnameh
& the Contemporary Iranian Artist -- Tribute to the Shahnameh1,000
years after it was completed (April 13)
* Jonoobi
-- People of south Iran. Photos by N. Kasraian (April
6)
* Googooshgate
-- April fools: Interview with Iranian pop singer, Googoosh, on 60 Minutes
(April 1)
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March 1998
* Home
is where the music is -- Aldoush &
The Human Exchange. By J. Javid (March 30)
* Man
of the Year, 1997 -- Members of The Iranian Times voted for
the Iranian of the Year. There were no surprises (March
23)
* Yellow
out, red in -- Chahaarshanbeh soori in the back of a friend's apartment
in Palo Alto, California (March 19)
*Eenam
az chahaarshanbeh soori-ye ma -- Mahdiyeh Javid
reports on Tuesday's festivities -- and misadventures - in her neighborhood in Tehran
(in Persian) (March 18)
* Eid-didany
= Eat 'til you're beat -- A very special Iranian New
Year tradition. By Hamid Taghavi (March 16)
* We
owe him, big time -- Valdier Vieira "Badu" rescused our
soccer team (March 9)
* Always
on the move -- The Bakhtiari nomads, photographed by Nasrollah Kasraian
(March 2)
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February 1998
* Zanan
saraayandeh-ye mo'aaser -- Selected poems
from Simin Behbahani, Shahnaz A'lami, Jaleh Isfahani and Eshrat Qahreman (Nakisa)
from a new collection of poems by women poets (Feb 23)
* Maydoon-e
Tajrish -- Northern Tehran's mini bazaar. Photos
by Nina Sharif (Feb 17)
* Looking
back, looking ahead -- A survey on the 1979 revolution (Feb
9)
* Babolsar
Zoo -- Written and photographed by J. Javid (Feb 2)
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January 1998
* The
Lion and The Throne -- Stories from the Shahnameh of Ferdowsi. Prose
rendition by Ehsan Yarshter, translated by Dick Davis (Jan
26)
* Of
Fire -- Latest woeks by Yari Ostovany (Jan 19)
* Things,
animals, people -- Latest paintings by Ali Dadgar (Jan
12)
* The
Lion -- An enduring symbol of majesty and power woven into Persian
rugs. By Parviz Tanavoli (Jan 5)
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