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Staff Report Dear Editor: Keep up the good work. Ms. Tamara Mchitarian Rockford, IL Dear Editor: I really like the “Hye Sharzhoom!” Mrs. Jackie Kurkjian Valley Village, CA Dear Editor: Enjoy reading your paper! Keep it coming! Anthony P. Mezoian S. Portland, Me. Dear Friends, Enclosed is a donation for your wonderful newspaper. I send the donation in memory of ...

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“Glimpse of Armenia” at International Coffee Hour

Caitlin Tiftick Staff Writer From the holy city of Etchmiadzin, to the humbling grave of William Saroyan, students and faculty of all cultures got a glimpse of Armenia, Tuesday, November 15. The presentation by Professor Barlow Der Mugrdechian of the Armenian Studies Program, took place during the weekly International Coffee Hour on campus. The lecture gave attendees the opportunity to ...

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Student Shares Impressions From Armenian Summer Study 2005

The Armenian Summer Study Program 2005 took place June 20-July 9, 2005. Students who participated in the Program had the opportunity to reflect upon their experience. Below is a piece by Christina Karakashian.  CHRISTINA KARAKASHIAN As a student in the Armenian Studies Program at Fresno State, I knew that the ability to visit Armenia would not only allow me to ...

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Discovery of the Armenian Alphabet Celebrated

Hakop Tataryan Staff Writer This year is the 1600th anniversary of the creation of the Armenian alphabet by Saint Mesrop Mashtots. As part of this year’s Armenian Studies Lecture Series, Dr. Peter Cowe was invited to speak on the origins of the Armenian alphabet and the cultural impact it has had for the past 1600 years for Armenians and the ...

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Concert Review – System of a Down

Hakop Tataryan Staff Writer With the exception of the whining Maroon 5, the lip-synching Brittany Spears, and WFW fake wrestling, The Savemart Center has witnessed some amazing performances over the last few years: Andrea Bocelli, Green Day, Kenny Chessney and Neil Diamond. Well, on October 11, 2005, it added another name to its list of “great performances,” when Los Angeles-based ...

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Reid Appointed Kazan Visiting Professor of Armenian Studies

Alex Bunch Staff Writer Dr. James Reid has been appointed the fifth Henry S. Khanzadian Kazan Visiting Professor in Armenian Studies at Fresno State for the Spring 2006 semester. Dr. Reid will be teaching a three-unit course, Armenian Studies 120T, “The Armenian Genocide in History and through Eyewitness Accounts,” which will be offered on Wednesday afternoons from 2:00-4:50 PM. The ...

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CD Review – Artsruni

Sebouh Krioghlian Staff Writer Band: Artsruni Album: Cruzaid Year: 2002 Label: Musea Records, France While randomly searching for some modern Armenian music, I came across a band called “Atsruni,” whose music completely took me by surprise. The website that aided me in discovering this band, http://www.arminrock.am/ had a long list of modern Armenian bands with music files that enable you ...

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Catholicos Aram I Visits Youth in Fresno

Armine Sargsyan Staff Writer Aram I, Catholicos of the Great House of Cilicia, arrived in Fresno on October 10, and on the first day of his visit it was his mission to meet the youth-students from colleges, Sunday school, and the community, who gathered to hear his message. The excitement for the long anticipated event finally culminated in a warm ...

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ASO Enjoys Halloween Party

Staff Report Zhanna Bagdasarov (left) and sister Svetiana.     Left to Right: Suzie Pogosyan, Srbuhi Fereshetyan,and Krstina Pogosyan.     Gevork Aristakesyan and Liana Gavazyan.        

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Garo Antreasian – His Journey Through Time and Art

Zhanna Bagdasarov Editor His name has been linked with the revival of creative lithography in the United States for over fifty years and his contributions to the world of art are undeniably immense. Mr. Garo Antreasian’s exhibit at the Fresno Art Museum finally shared his acclaimed paintings, drawings, and prints with a Fresno audience, September 6, 2005-October 30, 2005. Walking ...

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