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CD REVIEW Adiss Harmandian – Djahelootioun

Armen Postoyan Staff Writer Adiss Harmandian’s Djahelootioun (Youth) album has been one of the latest to hit the Armenian music market. For those of you who don’t know or have never heard the music of Adiss Harmandian, you are missing out tremendously, because he has one of the strongest and nicest voices in all of the Armenian music scene. Adiss ...

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ASO Winter Dance is a Success

Sevag Tateosian Editor On Saturday, February 22, the Armenian Students Organization held its first Winter Dinner Dance which took place at the Smittcamp Alumni House. The dance was open only to ASO alumni and current ASO members; also present were Dr. Dickran Kouymjian and Barlow Der Mugrdechian. The atmosphere at the dance was like something out of a beautiful fairy-tale. ...

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Armenian Tree Project Reports on Activities

Hakop Tataryan Staff Writer Trees are a necessity of life, however they are far more important than most people realize. On Tuesday, February 25, 2003, students and community members gathered at the Alice Peters Auditorium of the University Business Center, to listen to a speech by Jeff Masarjian, who is the executive director of the Watertown, MA based Armenia Tree ...

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Dr. Chookaszian on “Art of Armenia”

Mandy Estrada Staff Writer Dr. Levon Chookaszian is the author of a monograph, over 200 reviews and articles for several scholarly journals, as well as numerous entries for international encyclopedias and reference texts. Numerous members of the community gathered at St Paul Armenian Church at 7:30 PM, on February 10, to attend a brilliant lecture given by Dr. Chookaszian on ...

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Barnes & Noble Hosts Armenian Book Heritage Celebration

Mitchell Peters Staff Writer On Sunday, February 23, 2003, Barnes & Noble Booksellers presented four well-respected Armenian authors to sign and discuss their books on Fresno Armenians, Armenian culture, historical geography, and paleography in an “Armenian Heritage Celebration.” About forty people from the Fresno community came to the Barnes & Noble “Celebration,” that offered refreshments (including traditional Armenian pastries), a ...

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Student from Armenia Pursues MBA at Craig School of Business

Hakop Tataryan Staff Writer For the past several years, the Armenian Studies Program at CSU Fresno has been establishing close ties with Yerevan State University and the Armenian Agricultural Academy. During this time, outstanding students from Armenia have been able to study at Fresno State. The Armenian Studies Program has generated different scholarships for these outstanding students. Students from Fresno ...

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Armenian Studies Program Website Statistics

Dikran Chekian Asp Web-Administrator – special to hye sharzhoom www.csufresno.edu/ArmenianStudies Total hits: 455,928 Starting day: August 14, 2002 Ending day: February 19, 2003 Total days covered: 190 Average hits per day: 2,399 Since its overhaul in August of 2002 the Armenian Studies Program website has generated more then 450,000 hits! The website serves as a research tool for students as ...

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Armenia Elections

Staff Report Armenia’s Central Election Commission published the final official results of the February 19 presidential election which show President Robert Kocharian failing to win an outright victory. According to the official figures, Kocharian garnered 49.5 percent of some 1.4 million votes. This is 0.3 percent less than the preliminary figure cited by the CEC on February 20. The threshold ...

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Tom Bozigian Brings Traditional Armenian Dance to Classroom

Marine Ekezian and Zhanna Bagdasarov Staff Writers Put your best foot forward, that is your right foot! Tom Bozigian, internationally recognized dance instructor, has the ability to make that saying come alive. On the evening of January 31, 2003 and all day February 1, 2003, people interested in Armenian traditional dance gathered at the South Gymnasium of Fresno State to ...

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Course Explores Armenian Architecture

Arpik Paraghamian staff writer A group of nine students have spent three weekends, Feb. 7,8; 14, 15; and 21, 22, looking at slides of ancient structures in a far away place as they studied something little is known about, Armenian Architecture. The class is part of the Armenian Studies Program at Fresno State and is being taught by Dr. Dickran ...

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