May 2007 • Vol. 28, No. 4 (98)
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Consul General Liloyan Keynote Speaker at ASP 19th Annual Banquet
Fresno State Community Commemorates April 24 With Solemn Activities at Free Speech Area
ASP Benefactor John Stephens Passes Away in Fresno April 19
Fresno State Hosts International Conference on Literature in March
Armenian Alumni & Friends Hold Starbucks Coffee Tasting at Smittcamp Alumni House
Dr. Lawrence Baron Presents Talk on "Genres of Genocide" Using Excerpts from Historical Films
A History Ignored... Repeats Itself
Congratulations Fresno State Armenian Studies Minors and Grads
Arakelyan Siblings Initiate Academy of Classical Music and Art
Armenian Students Organization Makes T-Shirts for April 24
Armenian Alumni & Friends Corner
New Book-The Armenian Genocide is Published in Japanese
April 22nd - April 29th, 2007, Declared as California "Days of Remembrance of the Armenian Genocide"
Edward Minasian's New Book on Musa Dagh
UAF's 142nd Airlift Delivers Over $11 Million of Aid to Armenia
Gor Mkhitarian In Concert
William Saroyan Society Writing Contest Awards
Eench ga Chga?
Dr. Dickran Kouymjian and the Armenian Studies Program would like to thank the donors, authors, and publishers for the following books, periodicals, videos, and archival gifts either offered personally or to the Program.
The Armenian Prelacy, New York, New York, for the book Kronneru Patmutiun [History of Religions] by Professor Puzant Yeghiayan (in Armenian). David Cutting, Germinal Productions, Cambridge, UK, for the book Burning Orchards, by Gurgen Mahari. Translated by Dickran and Haig Tahta, and Hasmik Ghazarian. Japan Armenia Friendship Association (JAFA), Kawasaki, Japan, for the book The Armenian Genocide, The History and Culture of the Armenian People by Hideharu Nakajima (in Japanese). Walter Karabian, Los Angeles, for the DVD featuring an interview of Assemblyman Walter Karabian by Television Station KHJ (April 10, 1972). John Miskjian, Los Angeles, for the books (in Armenian and English) I Escaped the Hell of Der Zor (Yes Pakhatz Yem, "I Escaped") by Stepan Miskjian. Written in 1930; published in 1965. Catherine Mouradian, Pasadena, for the book A Gift in the Sunlight (An Armenian Story) by Kay Mouradian.
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