Month: November 2011
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Nov- 2011 -30 NovemberOpinion
Notes on the Armenian Village of Satou-Kegh in Diyarbakir
Recently, in connection with the historic re-dedication of Surp Giragos Cathedral in the city of Diyarbakir, my dear friends George…
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30 November
Yale’s Adrina Garbooshian Edits Papers on Benjamin Franklin
If Steve Jobs’ mother was behind the making of the Apple genius, then accolades should also go to area residents…
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30 NovemberNews
The Saga of Trchkan
By Nieri Avanessian The Trchkan waterfall is located on the Trchkan tributary of the Chichkhan River, on the border of…
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30 NovemberNews
Religious Leaders Urge End to Sniper Attacks
YEREVAN—In a statement issued on Mon., Nov. 28, the leaders of the Russian and Armenian churches joined the leader of…
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30 NovemberNews
Helene Pilibosian Keeps the Written Words Flowing
WATERTOWN, Mass.—Retirement is not an option for Helene Pilibosian. Not when you have been churning out prose for 60 years,…
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29 NovemberOpinion
Moral Considerations in the Art-Restitution Lawsuit Between the Armenian Church and the Getty Museum
By Michael Toumayan On Nov. 4, a Los Angeles Times article, written by Mike Boehm, reported that in an effort…
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29 NovemberNews
AMAA Holds Concert to Benefit Avedisian School in Yerevan
LEXINGTON, Mass.—On Sat., Jan. 21, the Armenian Missionary Association of America (AMAA) will present jazz sensation Grace Kelly in concert…
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29 November
Sassounian: No One Should Be Fooled by Erdogan’s Empty Apology for Kurdish Massacres
Turkish society was thrown into turmoil last week when Prime Minister Erdogan issued an unexpected apology for the hitherto taboo…
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29 NovemberNews
ANC Grassroots Energizes, Educates Community
Over 500 Gather for Unprecedented Weekend of Engagement and Empowerment UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif.—The Armenian National Committee (ANC) Western Region welcomed…
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29 November
Armenians Greet Their Guests with a Mouthful
As merry Armenian wanderers, the long and winding road usually leads—to someone’s kitchen. By that, I mean, no outside guests…
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