One Day in Artsakh
In 2019, my wife June and I took a vacation to Armenia. It was my first visit and June’s second. Why it took so long for me to go to Armenia is a story for […]
In 2019, my wife June and I took a vacation to Armenia. It was my first visit and June’s second. Why it took so long for me to go to Armenia is a story for […]
I didn’t realize it was a date – I never do. This skin, wrapped in so many layers, has forgotten where it begins. He was sweet – he always is. The conversation simmered as the […]
Javakhk is so far away — yet it’s all about perspective. Camp Javakhk is an opportunity you can only experience if you take an extra step out of your comfort zone. Picture it: we take […]
Last Sunday, my wife and I went to Camp Haiastan to witness the dedication of the renovated Cabin Circle in memory of Regina Najarian and the Under the Trees area in memory of Mark Alashaian […]
At 3 a.m. on November 10, 2020, I awoke to the sound of a pop. Five minutes later, my friend who lived on the other side of Republic Avenue texted, “Hey Lilly, lav es?” (you […]
In academia, there are individuals who leave an unforgettable mark on their field, shaping it in profound ways that endure long after their passing. Dr. Richard G. Hovannisian, the Father of Armenian Studies, was undeniably […]
On June 10, 2023, the 21 students of the Armenian school of Greater Baltimore took the stage to showcase what they learned throughout the school year. They sang songs, performed dances, recited poems and even […]
Special Issue: Genocide Education for the 21st Century The Armenian Weekly, April 2023 My first steps in teaching in the US were at Clark University as a doctoral student and teaching assistant for two exceptional […]
Special Issue: Genocide Education for the 21st Century The Armenian Weekly, April 2023 Thinking about the past has always been a passion of mine, and family history is important to certain members of every family. […]
Special Issue: Genocide Education for the 21st Century The Armenian Weekly, April 2023 Page 10 of the book Ravishing Armenia contains a photograph. It is entitled “The long line that swiftly grew shorter” and shows […]
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