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...University two weeks ago, thousands held a pro-democracy demonstration, chanting angry slogans against hard-line mullahs while holding pictures of jailed Iranian journalists. If anything, the convening of a reform parliament puts more pressure on Khatami to satisfy the yearning for change. "We understand he is trying to fill a huge pool with an eyedropper," says Tehran secretary Rezvan Nayeri, 34. "But there is no more room for excuses." Some students are frustrated too that the reform movement remains an insider's game, still intolerant of secularists, socialists or anyone ambivalent about the Islamic Revolution. Says Ibrahim Yazdi, head...
...What does it mean if I walk into a room on an errand of some kind and discover that I can't remember if I came in for a dictionary, a soup spoon or a socket wrench? After a certain age, does everyone's cranial zip disc start to fill up? Or worse, can mundane, mid-life memory glitches actually be warning signs of such later-life dementia as Alzheimer's disease...
...Crimson has a good chance in coming seasons to regain its past glory, as Harvard will only bid farewell to one senior, captain Vedica Jain. And the lone junior on the squad--Sanaz Ghazal--will step up to fill Jain's shoes next fall as co-captain along with sophomore Andrea Magyera...
...Further bolstering the Harvard defense was the surprising play of freshman goalkeeper Cheryl Gunther, who proved more than able to fill into Browning's shoes. The rookie allowed just six goals during the regular season for a .40 goals-against average--both Harvard records...
...defensive side, Harvard will certainly find replacing Larson a nearly impossible task. Nonetheless, a talented group of defenders seems poised to pick up the slack. Corkery will likely fill in for Larson at the sweeper position and will be joined by freshman Katie Urbanic, who was impressive in her rookie campaign...