This article is a child of Garo Paylan’s visit to the United States. Much has been written about the tremendous…
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I recently heard a story from a friend about difficulties stemming from jury duty–something I think is incredibly important. I…
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It’s always easy to tell when September rolls around in the greater Los Angeles Armenian community. How? A massive pileup…
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Laws are made to regulate interactions between and among people and governments. Laws are made to codify systems of behavior…
Read More » After Labor Day, things get intense in the quadrennial U.S. presidential election that culminates on Nov. 8. The unprecedented levels…
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The long-awaited invasion of Syria by Turkey has commenced. What has Turkey to gain? 1- It stops Kurdish advances westward;…
Read More » At a recent meeting where the structure of an (Armenian) organization was under discussion, what struck me as a strange…
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The last three weeks’ events in the Republic of Armenia, occupied Western Armenia, and points further west in Asia Minor…
Read More » Yesterday, I heard a Martin Luther King, Jr. quote that well describes where I—and many others—find myself regarding the last…
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If I were a much better humorist/comedian/caricaturist, I think I would have created all kinds of jokes about the latest…
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