1984_11 Hye Sharzhoom Newspaper November 1984

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Hye Sharzhoom
November, 1984
HYE SHARZHOOM
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It is sent without charge to thousands of Armenians throughout the world.
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Funding received
from AS., I.R.A.
After requesting a total of $ 1,500 from
the Associated Students last Spring, the
Armenian Students Organization received
$1,250 for the academic year 1984-1985.
The money, which was approved in April,
1984, is part of an approximate $300,000
budget which the A.S. allocates each year
to campus organizations and programs.
According the ASO President Arpi
Messerlian, the money only partially-
covers the many expenses incurred by the
organization. "The money from the Associated Students is a great help," said
Messerlian. "But because of the many
activities we do, such as the recent visit of
the Patriarch, the upcoming arrival of
Catholicos Karekin II, and our Ethnic
Poetry Night in December, we also need
fundraisers and community support to
maintain our active program."
ASO also received funds for its newspaper, Hye Sharzhoom. This funding,
however, came from a different resource,
the Instructionally Related Activities-
Board. A sum of $600 was allocated for
the 1984-1985 year. The money will be
used to help cover postage costs for the
paper's national and international distribution.
The ASO would like to thank the
Associated Students and the Instruction-
ally Related Activities Board for its-
continued support.
Sample ATaste
Of The Old Country
For Free.
Sixty-four
years and three
generations ago,
Armen Tertsagian
and Marcar
Balabanian left
Armenia for a new
life in America.
They brought with them one
sweet reminder of their cherished
homeland: The recipe for Rahat
Locum, the fragrant and smooth
confection of Armenia's proud past.
FROM ARMENIAN
TRADITION TO
AMERICAN CANDY.
Remembering how Locum had
always been a part of special occasions in the old country, the young
Armenians recreated their
beloved candy with the apples,
apricots and walnuts that flourished near their new home.
They called their discovery Aplets c< Cotlets. And
soon these delicious candies
became a favorite holiday gift for
Armenians and odars alike.
THEINCREDIENTSOFA
WELCOME CIFT.
Today our family's secret recipe
*   for Aplets & Cotlets
Is-   lives on.
Now as then,
we use only natural fruit purees, crisp
walnuts, absolutely
no preservatives and
ust the lightest sprinkling of powdered sugar.
But, as tempting as Aplets &
Cotlets may sound, words can't begin
to describe their flavor the way an
actual sample of pur.candy can.
A MOST PALATABLE OFFER.
Mail us the coupon today and
we'll send you a free sample and our
gift_catalog while
there's still time to order Aplets &
Cotlets for the holidays.
Then you. too, can give your
friends and relatives a delicious taste
of Armenia. And keep a centuries-old
tradition alive.
Free Aplets & Cotlets Candy Sample
["I Please send me a free sample of Aplets & (Cotlets along with your holiday
mail order catalog.
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Address
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Mail to: Aplets & Cotlefs Dept AH I. 117 Mission St.. Cashmere Washington 98815. Phone
(509) 782-2191
Aplets & Cotlets
A rmenian Studies
Spring course offerings
♦ARM S 10 INTRO TO ARMENIAN
STUDIES 3 units, Kouymjian, 09:10-
10:00 MWF in LS 175
♦ARM S 10 Kouymjian, 19:10-22:00 Th
in AH 209
The history, geography, literature, language, and art of Armenia from ancient
times to the present with emphasis on
resources, bibliography* and report writing.
•ARM S 190 INDEPENDENT STUDY
units 1-3, staff
♦ARM 001B ELEMENTARY ARMENIAN units 4, Karamanlian, 12:10-13:00
MFW in AH 209 and 12:10-13:00 Th in
SS109
Beginning course of graded lessons
acquainting the student with basic structures and pronunciation of Armenian
through practice, reading and writing.
Credit by examination is offered during
the first four weeks to advanced speakers.
♦ARM S121 ARMENIAN PAINTING 3
units, Kouymjian, 12:10-13:00 MWF in
SA 164
History and development of Armenian
painting from earliest times to the present
with special concentration on the art of
manuscript illumination. The course will
present a basic background in early Christian, Byzantine and Islamic art as they
relate to Armenian art. 19th and 20th century artists will also be studied.
♦HIST 108B ARM. HISTORY II, THE
MODERN PERIOD 3 units, Kouymjian,
19:10-22:00 T in NS 147
Discussion of the Armenian Kingdom
of Cilicia, the rise of the Ottoman Empire,
Armenia's subjugation to Turkish, Persian, and Russian Empires, the "Armenian Question," the massacres and Genocide, Soviet Armenia, and diasporic communities in America, Europe, and the
Near East.
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