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We report a photometric modulation period for the nearby (d=7.9 pc) Pleiades-age K2 dwarf HD 17925 of 6.9 d, in reasonable agreement with the Ca H+K modulation period of 6.6 d reported by Noyes etal \ in 1984. Perhaps not surprisingly for a star this young, the shape of the light curve changed significantly over a three week period. The three-month light curve for HD 1405 (K2 V; P=1.75 d) showed one flare ($\Delta U \sim 0.2$) at photometric minimum. The UBVRI observations were obtained with the 0.8-m Four College Automated Photometric Telescope (APT) on Mt. Hopkins, AZ, during the Fall 1994 observing season.