Month: May 2011
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May- 2011 -26 MayNews
Hundreds Gather to Help Preserve Historic Armenian Church
NEW MILFORD, N.J.—Though thousands of miles away from the St. Giragos Armenian Church in Dikranagerd, Turkey, Armenians from the tri-state…
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26 May
Obama, Medvedev, Sarkozy Demand Finalization of ‘Basic Principles’ on Karabagh (Update)
DEAUVILLE, France—The U.S., Russian, and French presidents issued a joint statement during a Group of Eight summit in Deauville on…
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26 MayNews
Providence ARF Holds Khanasor Picnic
PROVIDENCE, R.I.—On Sun., May 22, a crowd of over 200 people gathered after church services for the annual Khanasor Picnic…
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25 MayOpinion
When Telling the Truth is a Firing Offense (and Supporting Genocide Denial gets You Promoted)
So, what exactly are the rules governing the U.S. government’s gag rule prohibiting mention of the Armenian Genocide? What precisely…
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25 MayNews
National Representative Assembly Convenes in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.—From May 12-14, the Eastern Prelacy’s National Representative Assembly (NRA) convened in Philadelphia at St. Gregory the Illuminator Church.…
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25 May
Bezjian: Open Letter
I keep my commentaries related to Armenian issues within the frame of social gatherings. But lately a couple of items…
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25 May
Letter to the Editor: No Place for Hypocrisy
Like many others, I am profoundly disappointed that Clear Channel Corp. is providing the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) with 100 free…
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25 MayNews
Lecture By Susan Pattie on Bringing Armenian History to Young Readers
BELMONT, Mass.—Author and anthropologist Dr. Susan Pattie, Director of the Armenian Institute in London and Senior Research Fellow, University College…
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24 MayOpinion
Sahagian: Looking Forward to Seeing You in DC!
About five years ago, I got an e-mail about a conference the Armenian National Committee of America (ANCA) was organizing…
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24 May
Yegparian: No Guarantees
Much is being said about, and made of, the “Arab Spring,” and rightly so. It was, and is, quite breathtaking…
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