Month: September 2011
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Sep- 2011 -6 SeptemberNews
Armenia Defeats Slovakia 4-0 (Update)
ZILINA, Slovakia (A.W.)—The Armenian soccer team defeated its Slovakian counterpart 4-0 in Zilina in a Group B qualifying match for…
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6 SeptemberNews
Manjikian: Tradition and Togetherness, and ‘Kermesse’
As certain neighborhoods of London were rising up, in large part due to social inequalities and racial tensions, I couldn’t…
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6 SeptemberNews
Charkoudian Runs for City Council in Takoma Park
Lorig Charkoudian, a Massachusetts native, recently announced her candidacy for city council in Takoma Park, Md. Charkoudian has a progressive…
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6 SeptemberNews
From Glendale to Yerevan: The Law Will Hunt You Down
GLENDALE, Calif. (A.W.)–Murder suspects, burglars, cyber criminals, and organized crime members may run, but the law has far-reaching tentacles. As…
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6 SeptemberMy Turn
Sassounian: Turkey Can Run but Can’t Hide from Long Arm of US Law
World heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis once warned one of his opponents: “You can run, but you can’t hide.” This…
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6 SeptemberNews
Rev. Dikran Youmshakian Named Pastor of Bible Church
HACKENSACK, N.J.—The Board of Elders of the Armenian Bible Church of Hackesnack announced the appointment of Rev. Dikran Youmshakian as…
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6 September
Word Quiz Nets This Writer an ‘F’
It all happened very accidentally. I was coming out of a building when a young man stopped me in my…
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5 September
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4 SeptemberCulture
John Balian’s ‘Novel Approach’ Brings Armenian Saga to Masses
An Interview with John Balian Armenians often wish for a tale about the Armenian Genocide and its aftermath that would…
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4 September
Two Poems by Derenik Demirjian
What is love? What is love’s fake happiness? – Just one black, sadistic serpent… And he, whose heart turns into…
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