Month: December 2015

Çetin: The ‘Secret’ Known by All

The following article was adapted from a presentation that Fethiye Çetin gave at the Gross Center for Holocaust & Genocide…

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Uncle Garabed’s Notebook (Dec. 19, 2015)

Italian Proverb Think much, speak little, and write less.   Wit of a Dandy When the celebrated Beau Nash was…

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Project SAVE Celebrates 40 Years—and Beyond

LEXINGTON, Mass.—Throughout its prolific 40-year history, Project SAVE Armenian Photograph Archives has been relentless in its pursuit of images that…

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ATP Marks 10 Years of Collaboration with ‘Synopsys’ with Planting at Yerevan Zoo

YEREVAN—Synopsys Armenia’s annual tree planting event took place on Sun., Nov. 22 at Yerevan Zoo. Dozens of Synopsys employees and…

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Sassounian: Azerbaijan’s Guns Must Be Silenced: Can’t Negotiate under Fire

For over two decades, the international community—led by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) Minsk Group mediators…

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Bohjalian Discusses New Book, Armenia in Weekly Interview

Acclaimed novelist Chris Bohjalian’s latest book, The Guest Room, will be released just in time for Christmas…specifically, Armenian Christmas. “My…

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The Armenian Side of Tony Bennett

Like another one of his gems from “Love Story,” just where do you begin with Tony Bennett? He fought with…

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Near East Foundation Holds Centennial Gala Celebration

NEW YORK, N.Y.—The Near East Foundation (NEF) is the oldest non-sectarian international development organization in the United States. And it…

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Bilal Appointed Nikit and Eleanora Ordjanian Visiting Professor at Columbia University

NEW YORK—Dr. Melissa Bilal has been appointed the Nikit and Eleanora Ordjanian Visiting Professor in the Department of Middle East,…

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Full Circle: The Art of Barry Martasian

WATERTOWN, Mass.—The art of Barry Martasian was the dynamic focus of the exhibit “Full Circle” that drew many visitors to the Armenian…

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