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live Sharzhoom #iviay iyyz
fiK\
ing Artashes Elected -- Second 4 Year Term"
This may have been the headline in the
Yerevan Daily dated 185 B.C.
How many significant events in Armenian history can you name?
Discover 4000 years of rich history with beautiful HyeLands Map
and timeline of the Armenian people.
The 19" x 25" HyeLands Map has been printed in full color using the finest quality
paper. It can be yours as an attractive learning and reference tool. This colorful,
watercolor map is suitable for framing and makes a unique gift
To order your HyeLands Map today, please fill out the information below and mail
along with your check or money order for $25 ($45 for 2 - save $5).
Y n,0! I want to order a colorful HyeLands Map of historic Armenia.
Please send me:
1 Map (I have enclosed a payment of $25)
2 Maps (I have enclosed a payment of $45)
Send my order to: (Please print)
Name
Address
City
Slate
Zipcodc
Phone
Please send checks/money orders payable to HyeLands Map, P.O. Box 591408,
San Francisco, CA 94159-1408
Allow 4-6 weeks for delivery
. Portion of proceeds donated to Armenian charities
TRIPLE X FRATERNITY
Moonlight Picnic
July 18,1992
5:00 p.m.
At the California Armenian Home
6720 E. Kings Canyon Road
Shish Kebab & Peda Burger Dinners
Ice Cold Beverages
Featuring Richard Hagopian and his Band
Armenian Music and Dancing
Raffle Prizes
Grand Prize: Cancun Trip for 2
Air & Hotel Accomodations
2nd Prize: Weber Barbecue with Rotisserie
Bring The Whole Family * 6r^^^5A^^aj^ni
Letters, from page 3
Dear Editor,
As a first time reader of Hye
Sharzhoom, I will admit I had some
presuppositions of a biased Armenian
agenda. However, I was surprised to
find some of the best student journalism
available pertaining not only to Armenia but in general as well.
I particularly enjoyed the coverage of
the April 24 dilemma between the
Vintage Days Committee (VDC) and
the Armenian Students Organization
(ASO). The writer, Richelle A. Noroyan, was especially fair and respectful to both organizations while neatly
summarizing the irony of the whole
plight in the last sentence, pointing out
the frustrations of the Armenian students in having "to compete with a
'water game' to commemorate the
Genocide."
Also of interest was the "Hye Profile," which gave a success story of one
of the local prominent Armenian businessmen. It is important to keep those
success stories visible as an encouragement and/or goal to all, Armenian or
not. y
Thank you for your publication which
was both informative and enjoyable to
even non-Armenians such as myself.
Sincerely,
Debra Templeton
JOHN CHOOKASIAN
FOLK ENSEMBLE
(209) 449-1777
2511 W. Browning
Fresno. CA 93711
Armenian - Arabic
Greek - Persian
American Music
Belly
Dancers
Gifts and Books Received
Mrs. Roxie Moradian of Fresno has donated a number of books to the Armenian S tudies
Program for the Sahatdjian Library housed in the Kalfayan Center for Armenain Studies.
They include David Marshall Lang, The Armenians, eight voumes of the collected works
of Avetis Aharonian in Armenian, organizational year books, and some Armenian
periodicals. We would like to thank Mrs. Moradian for thinking of the Program as a place
to deposit such material.
Augustine Badeer, member of the Armenian Studies Advisory Committee, has
donated Paren Kazanjian, TheCilician Armenian, Boston, 1989,509 pages, a series of
biographies of Armenian figures from the Cilician area.
Ms. Susan Kirby has donated a mint copy of the TheTragedy of Bit lis by Grace H.
Knapp to the Sahatdjian Library housed in the Kalfayan Center for Armenian Studies.
The book was published in New York in 1919 and contains excellent illustrations of
Bitlis. In her letter of donation Ms. Kirby says: 'This book originally belonged to my
grandfather, the Rev. Sebastian Struyk. Recently going through my grandmother's
things, I found this little volume....My grandfather, a Dutch Reformed minister, would
have enjoyed its round-about journey and been pleased with its final destination!"
The near perfect copy with its original dust jacket and splendid photos of Bitlis will be
used by students and researchers working in the Kalfayan Center. Grace Knapp, a
missionary with the American Board in Armenia, gives us eye-witness accounts of the
Genocide as it unfolded in Bitlis. Ms. Kirby was in turn told that many Armenians from
Fresno, including the family of William Saroyan, are descendents of emigrants from
Bitlis.
Books & Periodicals Received
Professor Dickran Kouymjian and the
Armenian Studies Program would like to
thank the authors and publishers for the
following books and periodicals which
the Program has received during the past
months.
Books
Ajemian, Kevork, Hardgoghi jarangord-
nere, Beirut, 1983, 528 pages, a
novel in Armenian.
Ararat, Handesi bnagrakan hrata-
rakut' iwnneri matenagitut' iwn
(1868-1919), Erevan: Oriental
Institute, 1989,202 pages.
Archbishop Artak, Bazkataratz {Poems),
Tehran: Nayiri, 1990,159 pages.
Bogharian, Archbishop Norair, Grand
Catalogue of St. James Manu-
scripts* vol. XI, Jerusalem: Armenian ConventPrinting Press, 1991,
xv, 469 pages, with 62 figs. The
final volume in this monumental
descriptive catalogue presents 290
manuscripts.
Deranian, Marderos, The Village of
Hussenig: Memories from the
Heart and Hearth, Boston: Baikar
Publishing, 1981,. 193 pages Ar-
See Books, page 8 '
Object Description
| Title | 1992_05 Hye Sharzhoom Newspaper May 1992 |
| Alternative Title | Armenian Action, Vol. 13 No. 4, May 1992; Ethnic Supplement to the Collegian. |
| Publisher | Armenian Studies Program, California State University, Fresno. |
| Publication Date | 1992 |
| Description | Published two to four times a year. The newspaper of the California State University, Fresno Armenian Students Organization and Armenian Studies Program. |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno – Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Armenian Studies Program; Armenian Students Organization, California State University, Fresno. |
| Coverage | 1979-2014 |
| Format | Newspaper print |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | Scanned at 200-360 dpi, 18-bit greyscale - 24-bit color, TIFF or PDF. PDFs were converted to TIF using Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. |
Description
| Title | May 1992 Page 6 |
| Full-Text-Search | Page 6 live Sharzhoom #iviay iyyz fiK\ ing Artashes Elected -- Second 4 Year Term" This may have been the headline in the Yerevan Daily dated 185 B.C. How many significant events in Armenian history can you name? Discover 4000 years of rich history with beautiful HyeLands Map and timeline of the Armenian people. The 19" x 25" HyeLands Map has been printed in full color using the finest quality paper. It can be yours as an attractive learning and reference tool. This colorful, watercolor map is suitable for framing and makes a unique gift To order your HyeLands Map today, please fill out the information below and mail along with your check or money order for $25 ($45 for 2 - save $5). Y n,0! I want to order a colorful HyeLands Map of historic Armenia. Please send me: 1 Map (I have enclosed a payment of $25) 2 Maps (I have enclosed a payment of $45) Send my order to: (Please print) Name Address City Slate Zipcodc Phone Please send checks/money orders payable to HyeLands Map, P.O. Box 591408, San Francisco, CA 94159-1408 Allow 4-6 weeks for delivery . Portion of proceeds donated to Armenian charities TRIPLE X FRATERNITY Moonlight Picnic July 18,1992 5:00 p.m. At the California Armenian Home 6720 E. Kings Canyon Road Shish Kebab & Peda Burger Dinners Ice Cold Beverages Featuring Richard Hagopian and his Band Armenian Music and Dancing Raffle Prizes Grand Prize: Cancun Trip for 2 Air & Hotel Accomodations 2nd Prize: Weber Barbecue with Rotisserie Bring The Whole Family * 6r^^^5A^^aj^ni Letters, from page 3 Dear Editor, As a first time reader of Hye Sharzhoom, I will admit I had some presuppositions of a biased Armenian agenda. However, I was surprised to find some of the best student journalism available pertaining not only to Armenia but in general as well. I particularly enjoyed the coverage of the April 24 dilemma between the Vintage Days Committee (VDC) and the Armenian Students Organization (ASO). The writer, Richelle A. Noroyan, was especially fair and respectful to both organizations while neatly summarizing the irony of the whole plight in the last sentence, pointing out the frustrations of the Armenian students in having "to compete with a 'water game' to commemorate the Genocide." Also of interest was the "Hye Profile," which gave a success story of one of the local prominent Armenian businessmen. It is important to keep those success stories visible as an encouragement and/or goal to all, Armenian or not. y Thank you for your publication which was both informative and enjoyable to even non-Armenians such as myself. Sincerely, Debra Templeton JOHN CHOOKASIAN FOLK ENSEMBLE (209) 449-1777 2511 W. Browning Fresno. CA 93711 Armenian - Arabic Greek - Persian American Music Belly Dancers Gifts and Books Received Mrs. Roxie Moradian of Fresno has donated a number of books to the Armenian S tudies Program for the Sahatdjian Library housed in the Kalfayan Center for Armenain Studies. They include David Marshall Lang, The Armenians, eight voumes of the collected works of Avetis Aharonian in Armenian, organizational year books, and some Armenian periodicals. We would like to thank Mrs. Moradian for thinking of the Program as a place to deposit such material. Augustine Badeer, member of the Armenian Studies Advisory Committee, has donated Paren Kazanjian, TheCilician Armenian, Boston, 1989,509 pages, a series of biographies of Armenian figures from the Cilician area. Ms. Susan Kirby has donated a mint copy of the TheTragedy of Bit lis by Grace H. Knapp to the Sahatdjian Library housed in the Kalfayan Center for Armenian Studies. The book was published in New York in 1919 and contains excellent illustrations of Bitlis. In her letter of donation Ms. Kirby says: 'This book originally belonged to my grandfather, the Rev. Sebastian Struyk. Recently going through my grandmother's things, I found this little volume....My grandfather, a Dutch Reformed minister, would have enjoyed its round-about journey and been pleased with its final destination!" The near perfect copy with its original dust jacket and splendid photos of Bitlis will be used by students and researchers working in the Kalfayan Center. Grace Knapp, a missionary with the American Board in Armenia, gives us eye-witness accounts of the Genocide as it unfolded in Bitlis. Ms. Kirby was in turn told that many Armenians from Fresno, including the family of William Saroyan, are descendents of emigrants from Bitlis. Books & Periodicals Received Professor Dickran Kouymjian and the Armenian Studies Program would like to thank the authors and publishers for the following books and periodicals which the Program has received during the past months. Books Ajemian, Kevork, Hardgoghi jarangord- nere, Beirut, 1983, 528 pages, a novel in Armenian. Ararat, Handesi bnagrakan hrata- rakut' iwnneri matenagitut' iwn (1868-1919), Erevan: Oriental Institute, 1989,202 pages. Archbishop Artak, Bazkataratz {Poems), Tehran: Nayiri, 1990,159 pages. Bogharian, Archbishop Norair, Grand Catalogue of St. James Manu- scripts* vol. XI, Jerusalem: Armenian ConventPrinting Press, 1991, xv, 469 pages, with 62 figs. The final volume in this monumental descriptive catalogue presents 290 manuscripts. Deranian, Marderos, The Village of Hussenig: Memories from the Heart and Hearth, Boston: Baikar Publishing, 1981,. 193 pages Ar- See Books, page 8 ' |
