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Month: November 2012

Opinion

When Dictionaries Are Left Unopened: How ‘Medz Yeghern’ Turned into Terminology of Denial

November 27, 2012 Vartan Matiossian 2

You may want to know that ‘Meds Yeghern’ does not mean genocide; it means “Great Calamity.” Armenians used that term before the word ‘genocide’ was coined by Raphael Lemkin in the 1940’s. –Harut Sassounian1   […]

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Syrian-Armenian Filmmaker Released

November 26, 2012 Weekly Staff 0

ALEPPO, Syria—Filmmaker Avo Kaprealian, who  was detained by Syrian authorities, has been released, according to the Facebook page set up by his friends. Kaprealian was last seen with two of his colleagues with a camera […]

News

Marathon Woman Aids Diverse Charities

November 25, 2012 Tom Vartabedian 0

JACKSON HEIGHTS, N.Y.—Anahid Ugurlayan is not your typical marathoner. The more she runs, the better it gets for American and Armenian charities both here and abroad. Of the eight marathons she has entered and completed, […]

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Providence ARF Hosts ‘Panagoum’

November 25, 2012 Weekly Staff 0

On a cold and brisk Columbus Day Weekend in Franklin, Mass., the warmth and camaraderie amongst the ungers helped make it another successful Panagoum for the Providence ARF Gomideh. Alternating between a regional ARF and […]

News

Egoyan, Bohjalian, Khanjian, and Nazarian to Speak in NY Dec. 9

November 25, 2012 Weekly Staff 3

NEW YORK (A.W.)—Four prominent Armenian artists who have made their mark on film and literature in North America will converge in New York on Sun., Dec. 9, to take part in a panel discussion titled […]

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Garen Mouths Off

Yegparian: Sublime and Subtle

November 23, 2012 Garen Yegparian 2

As usual, when it rains, it pours good events in the LA area, and the preceding weekend was no exception to that rule. The best was the set of memorial gatherings for Missak Torlakian, one […]

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Rindge Taps Elanjian as ‘Man of the Year’

November 23, 2012 Tom Vartabedian 0

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—George Elanjian, who provided the financial backbone behind the $6.2 million Armenian Heritage Park project, is basking in another moment of glory and accomplishment these days. He was named “Man of the Year” by […]

News

NAASR Christmas Open House to Feature Ekmekcioglu Talk

November 23, 2012 Weekly Staff 0

BELMONT, Mass.—On Thurs., Dec. 6, Dr. Lerna Ekmekcioglu, the McMillan-Stewart Career Development Assistant Professor of History at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, will give a lecture entitled “Wishful Thinking or Insidious Camouflage? […]

News

Houshamadyan Project Presentation Held at ALMA

November 23, 2012 Weekly Staff 3

WATERTOWN, Mass.—A large crowd gathered at ALMA on the evening of Nov. 15 to learn about a new and exciting variation on an old title, the Houshamadyan Project, presented by project coordinator Nora Lessersohn. Co-sponsored […]

Opinion

Bedrosyan: Hidden Truths or Lies

November 23, 2012 Raffi Bedrosyan 34

In a matter of years beginning in 1915, an entire people was wiped out from its homeland of several thousand years. But how can you wipe out the remnants—its creations, assets, traces, its very existence—from […]

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