Varak Ghazarian

Varak Ghazarian is an Armenian-American from Los Angeles who attended a Armenian school his entire life. Upon his graduation from UC Berkeley, he volunteered in Armenia for year with Birthright Armenia. He spent time in Artsakh for a month, where he mentored teenagers in border villages about fundamental topics of health. He currently lives in Armenia, which has opened up a door of imagination that was closed off elsewhere.
Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Healing, hope and breaking the cycle

What a year it has been. What a chaotic past three years. I feel like I am finally recovering from…

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Youth

What it means to be Armenian

Being Armenian no longer simply means having an “IAN” or “YAN” at the end of your last name. Being Armenian…

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor | Helpless

Feeling silenced. Feeling like we have no control. It is not a matter of not having control, but rather an…

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Opinion

Grateful

Dear Armenia, I am grateful. Every day I wake up and think how grateful I am to be living in…

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Opinion

Injustice

Injustice done to those so close to home. An injustice that has allowed further injustices to persist. Injustices done prior,…

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Opinion

I am sorry, Armenia

I am sorry, Armenia, that it took 30 years for us to appreciate and care for you. That it took…

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Opinion

Do your part.

Dear Armenians, What have we learned from the past two years? Take a little introspection to see what has happened…

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Opinion

Dear Armenia…

I love you. I love you deeply and intimately. You were always integral to who I was as I grew…

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