March 2004 • Vol. 25, No. 3 (85)

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Armenian Insurance Claims Settled in Landmark Case

Yerevan State University President Dr. Radik Martirosyan Pays Official Visit to Fresno State

Shoghaken Armenian Ensemble to Perform in Campus Concert April 12

National Geographic Features Armenia in March 2004 Issue

Tom Bozigian Teaches Armenian Dance

Hye Sharzhoom at 25

Alexander History Published

Mosaix - A New Lifestyle Magazine

"All Things Armenian" Completes 20th Program

2003-2004 Scholarships & Grant Awards

ANCA - Genocide Postcard Campaign

Friends of Yerevan State University Branch to be Formed in Fresno

Fresno State Graduate Armen Devejian Ordained in Etchmiadzin

5th Annual Armenian Film Festival on March 19

Eeench Ga Cheega

CARINA KARAKASHIAN AND NYRIE KARKAZIAN
STAFF WRITERS

QUESTION: HAVE YOU EVER TRAVELED TO ARMENIA? IF SO, SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCES AND IF NOT, WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO, AND WHY?

Christina Zvart Karakashian:
When I was 10 years old I went to Armenia with my family. Since I traveled there at such a young age, I was not able to experience the full effect and could not appreciate being in Armenia. I would love to go to Armenia again, to be able to see where my culture comes from and to see all the historical sites. Although I have already gone, I would love to go again to see and experience my Armenian heritage.

 

Ernest Martirosyan:
When I traveled to Armenia, it was a big change for me because I hadn’t been there since I was 7 years old. It was a good experience because I saw how everything had changed. It was completely different from what I remembered as a child. Although everything had changed, the people were still the same, loving and caring.

 

Sebouh Krioghlian:
I traveled to Armenia in my junior year of high school. I was able to see many of the churches like Etchmiadzin and Geghart, and also the Dzidzernagapert (Armenian Genocide) Memorial. I truly feel that one can’t fully appreciate Armenia until they actually see it.