Month: September 2021

Webinar on “Rouben Mamoulian: An American-Armenian Theater and Film Director and Artist”

Please join the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research (NAASR), the Armenian Film Foundation and the Ararat-Eskijian Museum for…

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Providence tops Greater Boston at swim meet

The Friday night swimming events were dominated by two triple gold medal winners from Providence and Greater Boston as those…

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Dignity in the Light of Darkness

Has something like this ever happened with you? You are walking down a bustling street, tired after a long week…

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Finding Justice for Artsakh

What can be done about the gross human rights violations endured by the Armenian people of Artsakh? Human rights advocates…

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Providence Homenetmen Chapter participates in Eastern USA Region Panagoum

By K. Arpi Donoyan and K. Nora Tarbinian (Providence) On Saturday, August 14, the Providence Homenetmen Scouts got together to…

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Providence: Three more kings, one more queen

Once again, as it hosted its 12th olympics, Providence extended a touch of royalty to multiple former Olympic participants by…

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Providence Spirit, Providence Pride

Following Mal Varadian’s advice, John Mangassarian, Shooshig Aghjayan and Joyce Bagdasarian certainly made “it” better than when they found “it.”…

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The spirit of the “Greats” inspires the present and the future

The following remarks were delivered during the AYF Olympics Opening Ceremonies on September 5, 2021 by Steve Elmasian as a…

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Detroit claims AYF Olympics softball title with dominating performance

The Detroit AYF softball team came, saw and conquered. On Saturday of the AYF Olympics, Detroit claimed the title in…

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Winning Olympians on their first AYF Olympics experience

The AYF Olympics is a special event where chapters get to showcase their membership, athletes or not, win or lose.…

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