Kobe Bryant was my favorite basketball player growing up—an idol of sorts. I would often try to emulate his moves…
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WATERTOWN, Mass. (A.W.)—As the Syrian Civil War approaches its five-year mark, the historic Armenian community of Syria continues to be…
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BELMONT, Mass.—Belmont’s Ani Catering and Café looks a little more authentic these days. Ari Janessian, the operator of the Middle…
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Special for the Armenian Weekly Meet author Dana Walrath. Born in Greensboro, N.C., and raised in New York City, Walrath’s…
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Turcotte Speaks to the Weekly about Her Win, Election Campaign, and Journey WESTBROOK CITY, Maine (A.W.)—“Coming to the United States…
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‘Turkey is a rich country—when it comes to injustices’ Hours after news broke out that Camp Armen would be returned…
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Goodbye, Antoura By Karnig Panian Translated by: Simon Beugekian Stanford University Press, Redwood City (April 8, 2015) ISBN 978-0804795432; Hardcover,…
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An Interview with AUA President Armen Der Kiureghian The American University of Armenia (AUA) is considered one of the top academic…
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Kurdish National Congress: Erdogan must end violent, racist, and divisive policies DIYARBAKIR (A.W.)—In a Sept. 8 press release, the Kurdish…
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Meet Anoush Aram Sarkis Belian. On Aug. 22, Anoush became the first Palestinian female bodybuilder to participate and win an…
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