December 2006 • Vol. 28, No. 2 (96)
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Society for Armenian Studies Holds 32nd Annual Meeting in Boston-Academic Panels Explore Armenian Literature, Armenian Press, and Global Trade Networks
Reception at Holy Etchmiadzin for Publication of Armenian Version of Album of Armenian Paleography
Dr. Levon Chookaszian Leads Audience in Journey Through Armenian Art
Cineculture Series Features Armenian Films
Tom Bozigian To Continue Tradition of Armenian Dance at Fresno State, February 2 and 3, 2007
Der Mugrdechian Presents Armenians of Fresno
Heirs of Armenian Genocide Victims Receive Almost $8 Million Dollars from the New York Life Settlement
Rafael Atoian's "Motherland" Exhibit at Fresno State President's Gallery November 2-30
Kazan Visiting Professor Levon Chookaszian Gives His Second Lecture On Armenian Art
Element Band Brings New Energy to Traditional Armenian Music
Armenchik's Performance Exceeds All Expectations in Los Angeles Concert
New ASO Executive Begins Year
Armenian Origins
The 9th International Armenia Fund Telethon Raises $13.7 Million
Eench ga Chga?
Armenians on the Internet
SVETLANA BAGDASAROV STAFF WRITER
Question: "If you had the opportunity to visit Armenia, where would you visit first, and why?"
Name: Erin Surabian Major: Speech Pathology Year: Junior I would first like to visit Etchmiadzin, because I have learned so much about this church from many Armenian Studies courses.
Name: Hagop Ohanessian Major: Business Year: Sophomore If I were to visit Armenia, I would visit the ancient Armenian churches first. Since I have taken Armenian Studies 20, I was able to learn about Armenian art and the beautiful churches. I would also like to visit the Martyr’s Monument in order to pay tribute to those who died in the Genocide. Finally, I would like to see Mount Ararat because Noah’s Ark landed on this mountain.
Name: Ani Menendian Major: Undeclared Year: Sophomore If I had the opportunity to go back to Armenia, I would definitely visit the Martyr’s Monument first. I believe that all Armenians, at least once in their lives, should visit this memorial. I would also like to see Khor Virab again, because of its amazing history and view of Mount Ararat.
Name: Darren Janigian Major: Engineering Year: Senior I would visit Kharpert, because my great-grandparents came from historic Armenia and even though it is now a part of Turkey, I have always wanted to get a better idea of my family’s heritage.
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