Year: 2009
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Dec- 2009 -22 December
Poetry: Where…?
“Where is the friend’s house?” asked the knight at dawn – the sky was hesitant… The traveller’s mouth extended…
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22 December
Uncle Garabed’s Notebook (Dec. 26, 2009)
A Spanish Proverb A proverb is a short sentence based on long experience. Elegy for a Departed Nobleman The…
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22 December
Christmas Message from Eastern Prelacy
“The Good News of the Sun of Righteousness O, Sun of Righteousness, You arose from your Father to illuminate the…
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22 December
Yegparian: Non-Exclusively Christian Armenianness
We were all raised to believe that “Armenians are Christians,” which of course begs the question, “Are all Armenians Christians?”…
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22 December
UN General Assembly Reaffirms Self-Determination Principle
BAKU, Azerbaijan–The United Nations General Assembly on Friday passed a resolution that reaffirmed peoples’ rights to self-determination and called on…
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22 December
Sassounian: CBS Exposes Turkey’s Violation of Greek Minority Rights, but Ignores Armenians
On Dec. 17, CBS Network’s “60 Minutes” program aired a devastating expose of the violations of the rights of the…
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21 December
AVC Volunteers Help Clean Up Dzidzernagapert
YEREVAN—In observance of International Volunteer Day, on Sat., Dec. 5, the Armenian Volunteer Corps (AVC) organized “One Day for Yerevan,”…
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21 December
‘Musaner’ Combines Avant-Garde Jazz with Folk Melody
It’s hard not to find “ethnic jazz” being played in clubs and on the radio these days. But what is…
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21 DecemberOpinion
Akcam: Beyond Roadmaps and Protocols: Obstacles and Opportunities in Turkey’s Path to Peace with Armenians
This article was written explicitly for an American audience in late spring 2009. When I penned it, there was no…
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20 DecemberNews
Chaderjian: Sing Armenians, Sing: Music Awards Draw 7,000 to Downtown Los Angeles
Once there was and there was not … … one moment in our collective history when we came together despite…
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