Stories by Behrouz Saba
A native of Iran, Behrouz Saba is writing a memoir of his introduction to America in the 1960s as a foreign student at Monterey Peninsula College.
From the Nobel Peace Prize to the Oscars to the bestseller list, Iranian women are making headlines.
Posted on Jun 30, 2004, Source: Pacific News Service
'Terminal,' the real-life story of an Iranian immigrant living in Charles de Gaulle airport, has all the political and emotional power of 'ET.'
Posted on Jun 29, 2004, Source: Pacific News Service
All the intelligence failures of the Bush administration reflect a long history of U.S. misunderstandings and missteps in the Middle East that no amount of Arabic and Farsi linguists can correct.
Posted on Jun 6, 2004, Source: Pacific News Service
Whether it's election-year posturing or an honest attempt at reform, President Bush's new immigration plan will fail unless the actions and attitudes of U.S. immigration agencies change drastically.
Posted on Jan 9, 2004, Source: Pacific News Service
Instead of war and military occupation, the Bush administration could promote the best of American values in the Mideast by finding and supporting people like Nobel winner Shirin Ebadi.
Posted on Oct 17, 2003, Source: Pacific News Service
Despite youthful energy and explosive protests, student opponents of Iran's Islamic regime still lack the requirements for a successful democratic revolution.
Posted on Jun 20, 2003, Source: Pacific News Service
Iran is plunging toward greater domestic instability -- even as Pentagon secretly seeks its support for the U.S. plan to overthrow Saddam.
Posted on Aug 22, 2002, Source: Pacific News Service
