Month: June 2019

St. Stephen’s Armenian Elementary School Presents Class of 2019

WATERTOWN, Mass.—St. Stephen’s Armenian Elementary School (SSAES) has successfully completed its 35th academic year. The Watertown Armenian school held its…

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St. Stephen’s Student Wins George Lenchner Award

WATERTOWN, Mass.—St. Stephen’s Armenian Elementary School is very proud to announce that 11 year old graduate Vartan Arakelian won the…

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Sustainability and the Flat Tax

The idea for an article about sustainability in the Republic of Armenia has been brewing in my head for some…

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Three Torches and Two Dreams

ISTANBUL—Three flames, lit in Armenia, Cilicia and Artsakh, will converge in Stepanakert in August at the launch of the 7th…

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Hard Work Pays Off

By Tavit Hardy Chicago “Ararat” Chapter Throughout history, people have pushed themselves to the extreme. Whether training for a school…

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Book Review: Mr. Five Per Cent

Mr Five Per Cent: The Many Lives of Calouste Gulbenkian, the World’s Richest Man Jonathan Conlin Profile Books, 2019 416…

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An Inspiring AYF Penta Regional Seminar

By Mari Tikoyan Washington, DC “Ani” Chapter More than 100 young people from the Armenian Youth Federation (AYF) Western Region,…

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Need Not Apply

“Only candidates younger than 50 years old are eligible for this position.”  “Well, Milen jan, I just got 56 years…

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AMAA to Celebrate Centennial in Boston

PARAMUS, NJ – “We’ve got to do something,” they said, and they did, and continue to do so, declared Zaven…

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The Many Lives of a Church in Gurin

During my numerous trips to our historic homeland, I have witnessed tragic and quite common sites found in the remnants…

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