"There are very few Zoroastrian students at Harvard — maybe two or three at a time. But there is a great deal of interest in the religion. I am frequently invited to speak about the religion and have delivered the morning prayers at the Appleton Chapel in Harvard Yard (where morning prayers are held daily since the founding of the University in 1636) on three occasions,” notes Dr Cyrus Mehta, professor of biostatistics at the Harvard School of Public Health since 1998. He is also the founding president of the Cytel Software Corporation which sports a proud reputation of providing......