Month: August 2013

Armenian Bone Marrow Donation Screening to Be Held in DC

By Lawrence V. Najarian, M.D., AAHPO President WASHINGTON—On Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, Armenian Americans in the Washington, D.C. area…

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One Soldier’s Tragedy, an Entire Nation’s Shame

“The citizens of the Republic of Armenia shall be under the protection of the Republic of Armenia within the territory…

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Exploring the ‘Hayastan’ Most People Don’t See: My Trip to Western Armenia

By Raffi Yaboujian As I sat in the airplane bored and tired of watching movies, I began to flip through…

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Yegparian: Irritants XVII

Since it’s been a year or so since the last of these mini-diatribes about various matters that irk me—due to…

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Vahé Berberian up Close

The name Vahé Berberian immediately brings to mind the image of an Armenian man with long silver hair wound up…

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Vartabedian: Bulger’s Winter Hill Gang Hits Home

My cousin Richard Vartabedian and I had something very much in common. As sons of enterprising Armenian dads, we worked…

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Sassounian: Egypt Floats Genocide Recognition as Trial Balloon to Warn Turkey

The Arab Spring in Egypt has turned into a hellish summer with countless casualties. Ever since the Egyptian military deposed…

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It’s August: Here’s what to look for on the ‘Hai Tahd’ front

ANCA Desk Summer has flown by and a new season is upon us. While some have been vacationing or preparing…

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Local ANCA-ER Members Meet with House Representatives During August Recess

MOUNT LAUREL, N.J.—The Armenian National Committee of America Eastern Region (ANCA-ER) has been voicing the values and concerns of Armenian…

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Syrian Diaries: Armenian Soldiers Killed in Action

ALEPPO, Syria (A.W.)—Two Armenian men, Vrej Keshishian and Masis Khatchadourian, were recently killed in the armed conflict that has engulfed…

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