March 2007 • Vol. 28, No. 3 (97)
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Director Garapedian Discusses New Film Screamers With Enthusiastic Audience at Fresno State
Armenian Community School 30th Anniversary
Agos Editor Hrant Dink Assassinated in Istanbul
"Year of Armenia in France" Showcases Armenian Art & Culture Through 2007
Bozigian Presents 6th Annual Armenian Dance Seminar
8th Annual Armenian Film Festival-Huge Success
Land and Culture Organization Plans Summer Campaign
Fresno Welcomes Tata Simonyan
Review: Screamers-A Powerful Film
179 Congressmen Support House Genocide Resolution (H.R. 106)
Profile-Randy Baloian
Eench ga Chga?
Armenians on the Internet
PATEEL MEKHITARIAN STAFF WRITER
Sacred Sites
www.sacredsites.com/europe/armenia/armenia.htm
The culture of Armenia is enriched with generations of tradition. However, in addition to the music, food, people, and dance of the Armenians, the actual country of Armenia is a very cherished part of the culture. On the internet one finds numerous sites, which explain, illustrate, and provide interactive tours of Armenia. This site offers pictures and explanations of many sacred areas of Armenia. Along with each image of a special place in Armenia, there is also a brief paragraph, which explains the history. For example, this site includes descriptions of the Temple of Garni, where Armenians worshiped before the country converted to Christianity, the Cathedral of Holy Etchmiadzin, the Monastery of Geghard, the Khor Virap Monastery, and Mt. Ararat. These are examples of places which are very sacred to the people.
Arm Gate
www.armgate.com/churches/index.html
The Christian religion is important in Armenian culture. This website provides pictures of numerous churches in many different areas of Armenia. For example, there are links to the churches of Northern, Central, and Southern Armenia, as well as Karabagh.
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