Month: October 2013

Belmont High Armenian Club Raises Funds for Leukemia

On Sat., Sept. 28, the Belmont High School (BHS) Armenian Club participated in the 2nd Annual New England “Walk of…

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The Two Sisters of Diyarbakir

They were young and radiated with innocence, born and raised in Dikranagerd before the Ottoman Turks ran roughshod over their…

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Channeling Diasporan Entrepreneurship into Armenia

A recent World Bank report entitled, “Fostering Entrepreneurship in Armenia,” rated Armenia as having the highest level of entrepreneurial activity…

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Balakian to Talk at Lafayette College

On Wed., Oct. 23, Prof. Peter Balakian will deliver a lecture titled, “Raphael Lemkin, Cultural Destruction and the Armenian Genocide,”…

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ATP Uses Power of Video and Design to Spread Awareness among Young Armenians

WATERTOWN, Mass.—Can two teenagers living 7,000 miles away from each other create a solution to one of the world’s environmental…

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Where to Invest Our Resources?

When visiting Armenia for the first time, one’s itinerary invariably includes a multitude of churches and monasteries. Modern Armenia is…

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Obituary: Edward Nubar Guleserian (1937-2013)

Edward Nubar Guleserian, of Belmont and Scituate, Mass., the president of the Sheraton Commander Hotel in Cambridge, passed away suddenly…

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Armenian Review Appoints Assistant Editor, Releases New Issue

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The Spring-Summer 2013 issue of the Armenian Review, published earlier this month, includes articles ranging from historic textual analysis…

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Sassounian: Justice Dept Records Reveal Azerbaijan Pays Millions to US Firms

Awash in billions of petrodollars, but lacking a moral compass, Azerbaijan has been busy handing out loads of money to…

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Koutoujian Second in Seven-Way Primary

Clark to Face Addivinola in General Election WATERTOWN, Mass. (A.W.)—Despite a strong campaign, in which many Armenian Americans took part,…

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