Day 3 This day in Armenia began with a mild disappointment and ended on a satisfying note. After another futile attempt to photograph Ararat, we lunched at Artbridge and headed for Zatig Orphanage on the […]
By Michael Mirakian The economy stinks, the stock market is down, and we’re in a recession. We know times are tough. That’s why Sts. Vartanantz Church has not only frozen its prices from last year, […]
Sept. 24 marked Back to School Night at the Armenian Sisters Academy in Radnor, Pa. The evening began with excellent attendance by parents and new Parent-Teacher Council chairperson Liz Mazmanian. Liz introduced her talented executive […]
EWING, N.J.—Peter Balakian, the award-winning author of the College of New Jersey’s summer reading book, Black Dog of Fate, addressed students and faculty at the college’s annual Community Learning Day on Oct. 7. The memoir […]
By Henry D. Astarjian That is as far as my Latin goes. Non Illegitimi Carborundum: Don’t let the bastards get to you! Just minutes ago I watched on the tube the Turkish and the Armenian […]
Sorry FDR, but I’ve got to steal your line, because truly, Black Saturday, October 10, is a day that will live in infamy. I write this article in a mood of utter disgust and deeply […]
WASHINGTON—Less than 24 hours after the signing of the controversial Turkey-Armenia protocols, Turkey’s top leaders outlined their preconditions to the opening of the Turkey-Armenia border, connecting the resolution of the Nagorno-Karabagh conflict to Ankara’s willingness […]
The deed is done and all the demonstrations, objections, and insults directed against the government of Armenia fell on deaf ears. The governments of Armenia and Turkey signed the protocols normalizing the relations between them. […]
From The Devil’s Dictionary Politics: A strife of interests masquerading as a contest of principles. —Ambrose Bierce A Different Man When a woman who asked Philip of Macedon to do her justice was snubbed […]
I find people interesting, granted some more than others, but I feel everyone has a story to tell. Such is the case with Glendale’s Catherine Yessayan, a multi-faceted, deeply fascinating woman born in Tehran, Iran, […]
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