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Page 8 Hye Sharzhoom November, 1980 Fresno ASO plans second national convention (FRESNO) The second annual Armenian College Students Convention of America will be held at California State University, Fresno Feb.13-15, 1981. This marks the first time that the Armenian Students Organization will sponsor such an event. Last year Columbia University in New York hosted the convention in which local ASO members Cindv Avakian, Jim Karagozian and John Tufenkjian attended. They were accompanied by advisor Dr. Dickran Kouymjian. Issues of discussion will include the implications of political activism in the Armenian diaspora, Armenian schools, church unity, culture and history. v The convention committee plans to invite students from New York, the West Coast, other parts of the United States and Canada. A night of entertainment for the visitors is set for Valentine's Day. The Richard Hagopian Band will be the featured group. "This (the convention) should be an event that will be remembered in years to come," the committee observed. Though the first convention was financed through the generosity of Hrair Hovnanian, the ASO has been consistently refused any details on the resources available and how they were used by the organizers of the first convention, Richard Balekdjian and Robert Kinoian of the Columbia University Armenian Club. The ASO has also been trying to get clarification from Mr. Hovnanian and the Armenian Assembly on their moral and financial support of the second convention. The recent announcement by the Assembly about a "Federation of Armenian Student Clubs of America" has also made unclear the role of this new group to the Second Armenian College Students Convention. Though letters have been exchanged between the Assembly and the ASO, Fresno still awaits an explanation of the Assembly's or FASCA's involvement with the 1981 California meeting. • WANTED: OLD BOOKS. MAGAZINES. NEWSPAPERS. PHOTOS? The CSUF Armenian Studies Program again appeals to the readers of Hye Sharzhoom for any materials on Armenia and the Armenians: books, old and new, newspapers (even current ones), photographs of Armenians in the old country or in the early years in the U.S., letters and documents. These materials will be incorporated into the Armenian archives at CSUF and made available to students and researchers. The Armenian Program provides a special copying service for documents, letters, and old photographs for those who wish to keep the originals. This semester the Armenian Program has begun a file on subjects of Armenian interest: films, liberations movements, church unity, Armenian studies, artists, writers, etc. The photographic archive, started two years ago, has several hundred items already. All of these materials will eventually be housed in the Armenian National Museum and Cultural Center planned for the CSUF campus. Materials can be mailed to Prof. Dickran Kouymjian, Armenian Studies Program, California State Univeristy, Fresno, California 93740. A pick up service is available for Valley residents by calling 487-2832. DON'T THROW ANYTHING AWAY! r ■L Liberty Printing Quality Printing • Dependable Service Reasonable Rates Stationery • Business Cards • Directories Books & Publications • Programs Flyers • Wedding Announcements A Complete Line of Printing Service 2444 Tulare Street Phone 266-5320 Fresno, Calif. 93721 JACK OUZOUNIAN, Owner Thank You ! HYE SHARZHOOM WISHES TO THANK THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONS FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THIS NEWSPAPER AND THE CSUF ARMENIAN STUDIES PROGRAM. Patricia Peterson Hansen Mrs. A.M. Seyranian Tom Samuelian Sylvia Wright Mr. LeoArkelian Araxia M. Hovsepian Mr. M. Vartanian Mr. Edward Ardzrooni, Jr. Bedros, Levon, & Noubar Afeyan Mrs. Josephine Cottey Sacramento, CA Daly City, CA Medford Lakes, NJ Hayward, CA Berkeley, CA Atherton,CA Plandome, NY Oakland , CA Montreal, Quebec, CANADA Millbrae, CA CSUF Armenians win grants Congratulations are extended to 14 CSUF Armenian students who received the "Charles K. Pategian & Pansy Pategian Zlokovich" scholarship for the 1980-81 academic year. Each student was awarded $500 to be used in pursuit of studies at CSUF. The recipients are: Jacqueline C. Antara- mian, Pamela L. Basmajian, Suzanne Darmanian, Vicki Kismetian, Beth H, Najarian, Sarah L. Simonian, Harutyn Baharyan, Peggy D. Avakian, Marian L. Darmanian, Mary E. Eurgubian, Flora Tchaderjian and Michael Baladjanian, all from Fresno. The other recipients are: Judy L. Michigian of Sanger and Danielle R. Shapazian of Se.ma. Since its inception in 1972, the Pategian scholarship has been awarded to an average of 10 CSUF students each year. According to some of the criteria set for potential scholarship winners, the student must show "an interest on behalf of Armenian culture." The student must also fulfill certain eligibility requirements of the university, which are: maintaining at least a 3.0 grade point average and the status of a full-time student. In order to facilitate the selection process, applicants were asked to elaborate on their interests in Armenian culture in the application. According to Isabel Mejorado, CSUF Scholarship Coordinator, the amount of the award is fixed with respect to fees, tuition and textbook prices for an academic year. The Fresno Foundation, a campus scholarship organization, determines the amount of the grant. The Pategian scholarship is open to all students at CSUF. Persons wishing more information should contact the CSUF financial aids office at (209) 487-2182. ►J 'Hye Sharzhoom' needs your support "Hye Sharzhoom' is the official newspaper of the Armenian Students Organization and the Armenian Studies Program of California State University, Fresno. It is sent without charge to eeveral thousand Armenians throughout the world. The staff — all members of the ASO — works without salary. Though there is no subscription fee, we urge readers to support our efforts with donations of any amount. This request has assumed a special urgency because of increased costs. Yes, I would like to support the ASO and the Armenian Studies Program with a donation of $ to be used for: □ 'Hye Sharzhoom' p ASO fund □ Armenian Studies D Emergency scholarship fund | l Piease add my name to your subscription list. Make checks payable to; CSUF Armenian Studies Program. NAME ; ADDRESS. STATE. ZIP
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Title | 1980_11 Hye Sharzhoom Newspaper November 1980 |
Alternative Title | Armenian Action, Vol. 3 No. 1, November 1980; Ethnic Supplement to the Collegian. |
Publisher | Armenian Studies Program, California State University, Fresno. |
Publication Date | 1980 |
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 |
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Title | November 1980 Page 8 |
Full-Text-Search | Page 8 Hye Sharzhoom November, 1980 Fresno ASO plans second national convention (FRESNO) The second annual Armenian College Students Convention of America will be held at California State University, Fresno Feb.13-15, 1981. This marks the first time that the Armenian Students Organization will sponsor such an event. Last year Columbia University in New York hosted the convention in which local ASO members Cindv Avakian, Jim Karagozian and John Tufenkjian attended. They were accompanied by advisor Dr. Dickran Kouymjian. Issues of discussion will include the implications of political activism in the Armenian diaspora, Armenian schools, church unity, culture and history. v The convention committee plans to invite students from New York, the West Coast, other parts of the United States and Canada. A night of entertainment for the visitors is set for Valentine's Day. The Richard Hagopian Band will be the featured group. "This (the convention) should be an event that will be remembered in years to come," the committee observed. Though the first convention was financed through the generosity of Hrair Hovnanian, the ASO has been consistently refused any details on the resources available and how they were used by the organizers of the first convention, Richard Balekdjian and Robert Kinoian of the Columbia University Armenian Club. The ASO has also been trying to get clarification from Mr. Hovnanian and the Armenian Assembly on their moral and financial support of the second convention. The recent announcement by the Assembly about a "Federation of Armenian Student Clubs of America" has also made unclear the role of this new group to the Second Armenian College Students Convention. Though letters have been exchanged between the Assembly and the ASO, Fresno still awaits an explanation of the Assembly's or FASCA's involvement with the 1981 California meeting. • WANTED: OLD BOOKS. MAGAZINES. NEWSPAPERS. PHOTOS? The CSUF Armenian Studies Program again appeals to the readers of Hye Sharzhoom for any materials on Armenia and the Armenians: books, old and new, newspapers (even current ones), photographs of Armenians in the old country or in the early years in the U.S., letters and documents. These materials will be incorporated into the Armenian archives at CSUF and made available to students and researchers. The Armenian Program provides a special copying service for documents, letters, and old photographs for those who wish to keep the originals. This semester the Armenian Program has begun a file on subjects of Armenian interest: films, liberations movements, church unity, Armenian studies, artists, writers, etc. The photographic archive, started two years ago, has several hundred items already. All of these materials will eventually be housed in the Armenian National Museum and Cultural Center planned for the CSUF campus. Materials can be mailed to Prof. Dickran Kouymjian, Armenian Studies Program, California State Univeristy, Fresno, California 93740. A pick up service is available for Valley residents by calling 487-2832. DON'T THROW ANYTHING AWAY! r ■L Liberty Printing Quality Printing • Dependable Service Reasonable Rates Stationery • Business Cards • Directories Books & Publications • Programs Flyers • Wedding Announcements A Complete Line of Printing Service 2444 Tulare Street Phone 266-5320 Fresno, Calif. 93721 JACK OUZOUNIAN, Owner Thank You ! HYE SHARZHOOM WISHES TO THANK THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONS FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THIS NEWSPAPER AND THE CSUF ARMENIAN STUDIES PROGRAM. Patricia Peterson Hansen Mrs. A.M. Seyranian Tom Samuelian Sylvia Wright Mr. LeoArkelian Araxia M. Hovsepian Mr. M. Vartanian Mr. Edward Ardzrooni, Jr. Bedros, Levon, & Noubar Afeyan Mrs. Josephine Cottey Sacramento, CA Daly City, CA Medford Lakes, NJ Hayward, CA Berkeley, CA Atherton,CA Plandome, NY Oakland , CA Montreal, Quebec, CANADA Millbrae, CA CSUF Armenians win grants Congratulations are extended to 14 CSUF Armenian students who received the "Charles K. Pategian & Pansy Pategian Zlokovich" scholarship for the 1980-81 academic year. Each student was awarded $500 to be used in pursuit of studies at CSUF. The recipients are: Jacqueline C. Antara- mian, Pamela L. Basmajian, Suzanne Darmanian, Vicki Kismetian, Beth H, Najarian, Sarah L. Simonian, Harutyn Baharyan, Peggy D. Avakian, Marian L. Darmanian, Mary E. Eurgubian, Flora Tchaderjian and Michael Baladjanian, all from Fresno. The other recipients are: Judy L. Michigian of Sanger and Danielle R. Shapazian of Se.ma. Since its inception in 1972, the Pategian scholarship has been awarded to an average of 10 CSUF students each year. According to some of the criteria set for potential scholarship winners, the student must show "an interest on behalf of Armenian culture." The student must also fulfill certain eligibility requirements of the university, which are: maintaining at least a 3.0 grade point average and the status of a full-time student. In order to facilitate the selection process, applicants were asked to elaborate on their interests in Armenian culture in the application. According to Isabel Mejorado, CSUF Scholarship Coordinator, the amount of the award is fixed with respect to fees, tuition and textbook prices for an academic year. The Fresno Foundation, a campus scholarship organization, determines the amount of the grant. The Pategian scholarship is open to all students at CSUF. Persons wishing more information should contact the CSUF financial aids office at (209) 487-2182. ►J 'Hye Sharzhoom' needs your support "Hye Sharzhoom' is the official newspaper of the Armenian Students Organization and the Armenian Studies Program of California State University, Fresno. It is sent without charge to eeveral thousand Armenians throughout the world. The staff — all members of the ASO — works without salary. Though there is no subscription fee, we urge readers to support our efforts with donations of any amount. This request has assumed a special urgency because of increased costs. Yes, I would like to support the ASO and the Armenian Studies Program with a donation of $ to be used for: □ 'Hye Sharzhoom' p ASO fund □ Armenian Studies D Emergency scholarship fund | l Piease add my name to your subscription list. Make checks payable to; CSUF Armenian Studies Program. NAME ; ADDRESS. STATE. ZIP |