February 14 is Valentine’s Day—a celebration of love and romance! Who was Valentine? There are several legends about Valentine. According…
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One of the troubling and disheartening phenomena in our society is the disregard for the value of human character. All…
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On January 19, 2007, a 17-year-old self-proclaimed Turkish nationalist killed Hrant Dink, the editor of Istanbul’s bilingual Turkish and Armenian…
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The Christmas story is the world’s greatest news story. Indeed, the birth of Jesus Christ two thousand years ago is…
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The Armenian-American community recently bid farewell to one of its oldest and esteemed members, Andy Torigian, who was laid to…
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Advent is the first season of the Christian year, which begins on the Sunday nearest to the Feast of St.…
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The first American Thanksgiving was celebrated less than a year after the Pilgrims settled in the new land. They made…
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Every year on November 11, Veterans Day is observed as a national holiday in the United States, commemorating the armistice…
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One of the greatest milestones in Armenian history was the invention of the Armenian alphabet in 406 A.D. It was…
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For the past three decades, the month of September was a dual celebration month for all Armenians. We celebrated the…
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