Three Armenian doctoral students from UCLA—Natalie Kamajian, Armen Adamian and Lilit Ghazaryan—penned the following statement to express solidarity for the…
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At just five years old and alongside his father Onnik, Ara Dinkjian’s music career began. Eventually, he attended Hartt School…
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I have never written anything about my dad—Nishan Salibian. In fact, I don’t think anyone has. That’s why when his…
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On the first day of kindergarten in Boulder, Colorado, we gathered in a circle, and the teacher asked us to…
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My community in Lebanon needs me. It needs you, it needs us. Lebanon’s imminent economic collapse and increasingly deepening political…
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In 1971, I was 12 years old, and Muhammad Ali was all the rage in Tehran. All were in awe…
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My colleague put it perfectly on the fourth episode of the Meet the Revolution podcast. “When it comes to language—the…
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Kostan Zarian, in his philosophical work, Countries and Gods (Yerkirner yev Astvatsner, 1936) first published as a trilogy in Hairenik,…
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The scholastic year 2019-2020 has been greatly disturbed by the COVID-19 pandemic. School closures throughout the world have adversely affected…
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Reparations. Noun. The Webster Dictionary definition reads as follows: “a) the act of making amends, offering expiation, or giving satisfaction…
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