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...more likely to see is Iran's standard response, which is that the country does not engage in terrorism and that it supports peace." For Iran, MacLeod notes, closer relations are likely only if the U.S. agrees to concrete concessions such as returning Iranian assets frozen after the Shah's 1979 ouster. "The Iranians have a lot of evidence to suggest the U.S. is not sincere in establishing good relations. So for the time being, the response will be that when the U.S. makes a really serious positive gesture, then an optimistic response will be given...
Although the position of social chair was also originally uncontested, five students trickled down from earlier rounds. Monica B. Shah '99 was re-elected to the position. Earlier in the evening, Shah and Sonali Bose '99 were the third team to run for co-presidents...
...Narenda K. Ghosh '98, Clifford M. Ginn '98, Robin S. Goldstein '98, Carrie E. Grimes '98, James M. Higbie '98, Jackson, Johari, David A. Lambert '98, Kenneth Y. Liu '98, Jay P. Makadia '98, David W. Marcus '98, McDermott, Karthik Muralidharan '98, David E. Petrain '98, Jinesh N. Shah '98, Sherman, Shirin A. Sinnar '97, Darlene Smith '98, Teleman and Brant K. Wong...
Rajavi, a former student leader trained as a metallurgical engineer, rules the rebel force together with her husband Massoud, who was head of the People's Mujahedin when the Shah was overthrown and exiled in 1979. Massoud was soon forced to flee the country as the Ayatullah Ruhollah Khomeini began killing and imprisoning Massoud's largely secular followers. Since then Maryam and Massoud have built up not only one of the world's most formidable rebel armies but a sophisticated resistance movement as well, with offices around the world, plus five radio stations and a new satellite-television network that...
...base in southern Iraq, where volunteers get their basic training. Commander Mehdi Madadi says he has seen a 500% rise in new recruits in the past year. "We are seeing young people come across the border in groups of 15 and 20," he says. "They don't remember the Shah or know much about the People's Mujahedin. They just have no hope and no future...