Since leaving the Weekly, I have kept relatively quiet on issues related to Armenian and international affairs, to focus on…
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Journalism can be a polarizing industry. Stories featuring clear villains and protagonists vie for our attention and our eyeballs. But…
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Stephen Kurkjian is your quintessential Bostonian: a red-blooded and Red Sox-loving native of Dorchester, blessed with the gift of…
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For me, probably the worst part of working in news is the industry’s magnetic pull to crisis. (There’s even a…
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If there’s anything I’ve learned running a Diasporan newspaper, it’s that there seem to be—at any given point—a million reasons…
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A few weeks ago, I received on my desk a handwritten letter from one of our longtime readers. Penned in…
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SOMERVILLE, Mass.—Mondays at ONCE Ballroom, a grungy performance space in the heart of Somerville, do not typically enjoy a full…
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In this week’s issue, we published the English translation of a recent opinion piece, authored by former advisor to Armenia’s…
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Louisa (Kalikian) Kazandjian was born in 1921 in Bucharest, Romania. She was the oldest child of Hagop and Haigui (Artinian)…
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Erik Wesner Jossey Bass Imprint 2010 203 Pages Available for purchase on Amazon It was American essayist and agriculturalist…
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