mt1254@nyu.eduRumi for Twentysomethings
A new generation finds meaning in the writings of a 13th century mystic poet
Archived | Dec 18, 2007 (~652 Words)Contributors
Mehrnoosh Torbatnejad
Mehrnoosh Torbatnejad studies journalism and sociology at New York University. She enjoys writing short stories and poetry, and hopes to write for magazines and publish a novel. She has traveled to Europe, and frequently visits Iran to visit family. She lives on Long Island.
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College Night at the Museum
Museums woo younger patrons with balls, parties and movies – and free parking
Archived | Dec 18, 2007 (~369 Words)So Now We'll Be Taking Tea Breaks?
Tearooms are spreading across the nation, as Americans discover the health and relaxation benefits of an ancient drink
Travel & Food | Nov 5, 2007 (~644 Words)Don't Laugh
Textile entrepreneur leads guffaw-inducing therapy sessions for the stressed-out
Health & Science | Oct 8, 2007 (~786 Words)Skeptic at the Mosque
As teenagers, my friends and I would slip away to the pizza parlor while our parents worshipped. Years later, I realized I’d missed something.
Commentary | Dec 11, 2006 (~756 Words)