Month: November 2013

A Wake-Up Call for Armenia and the Diaspora

Two weeks ago a few hundred Armenian citizens and activists heeded to Shant Harutyunyan’s call for revolution. Armed with homemade…

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First Prelacy Seminar on Public Relations Held in New England

WATERTOWN, Mass. (A.W.)—The St. Stephens Armenian Church in Watertown hosted the first New England Prelacy Seminar on Public Relations on…

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Erevan Choral Society to Perform Two Christmas Concerts

By Robert Dulgarian CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—The Erevan Choral Society and Orchestra of the Holy Trinity Armenian Church of Greater Boston will…

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Tickets on Sale Now for AGBU ‘Performing Artists in Concert’ at Carnegie Hall

NEW YORK—The Armenian General Benevolent Union’s (AGBU) New York Special Events Committee (NYSEC) is holding its 6th annual Performing Artists…

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The Shuga Unplugged: Farmer’s Markets in Armenia

When I went to my first farmer’s market in Canada, I did not know what to expect. What I found…

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Letter: An Idea Whose Time May Never Come

Dear Editor: There is a concept lurking out in space waiting for someone to latch on to it. It involves…

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Vartabedian: Choosing Among Your Own Grandchildren

I never thought I’d live to see the day when I would have to choose among my grandchildren. With 6…

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Obituary: Roupen Barsoumian (1937-2013)

On Nov. 7, Roupen Barsoumian passed away at his home in Queens, N.Y. He left behind a dear sister, Silva…

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In Memoriam: Roupen Barsoumian (1937-2013)

Roupen Barsoumian, a loyal friend, brother, and Armenian, unexpectedly left us a week ago. A resident of New York for…

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Lifton, Hirsch, and Balakian to Discuss ‘Survivor Meaning’ at Columbia

NEW YORK—On Wed., Dec. 4, the Armenian Center at Columbia University will host “Survivor Meaning: After the Armenian Genocide, the…

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