Month: June 2020

Reparations

Reparations. Noun. The Webster Dictionary definition reads as follows: “a) the act of making amends, offering expiation, or giving satisfaction…

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In Memory of Sylvia Markarian

Sylvia Markarian (Parsekian) of Falmouth, formerly of South Boston, died on May 28, 2020. She was the beloved wife of…

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In Memory of Paul Bedrossian

Paul Bedrossian died peacefully in Livermore, CA on May 30, 2020. He was born in Cyprus to an Armenian refugee…

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Navigating Hypocrisy with Self-Reliance

It’s always been helpful to put things into context especially when the goal seems almost overwhelming. Let’s take the cause…

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Armenians in Yerevan Join International Movement Against Racial Injustice

YEREVAN—A small group of demonstrators protested in front of the United States Embassy in Armenia on Thursday under the banner…

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God, Compassionate and Caring

When I was thinking about crying, I asked myself, “Why do we cry? When do we cry?” We cry when…

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In Memory of Dr. Raffy Hovanessian

The Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF) Eastern Region Central Committee was saddened to learn of the passing of Dr. Raffy Hovanessian…

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Imperial Russia’s Newspapers and the Relief Campaign for Armenian Refugees

The Great War caused unprecedented calamities throughout 1914-1918 and affected the lives of millions of people – combatants and civilians…

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UWC Dilijan Class of 2020 Bids a Virtual Farewell, Looks Ahead to Fall

DILIJAN—The 2019/20 academic year for UWC Dilijan has been, by all accounts, like no other. In October the college marked…

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Senator Menendez Requests GAO Review of Skyrocketing U.S. Military Aid to Azerbaijan

WASHINGTON, DC – Alarmed by a U.S. military aid program to Azerbaijan that has “skyrocketed” to more than $120 million…

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