Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad receives an honorary doctorate in political science from the state-run Lebanese University in Beirut on Oct. 14 during the second day of the leader's high-profile visit. Back in Iran, hardliners have targeted the Islamic Republic's political moderates by beginning the process of a state takeover of the nation's largest private university, a major stronghold for opposition to the ruling government.
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