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page 12 Hye Sharzhoom January, 1981 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 several 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: ~I 'Hye Sharzhoom' Armenian Studies ASO Fund Emergency Scholarship Fund Please add my name to your mailing list. Make checks payable to: CSUF Armenian Studies Program. NAME ADDRESS CITY I STATE ZIP Salaried fellowships available through Armenian Assembly (Los Angeles) - Full-time paid internship opportunities will again be a- vailable in the California State Legislature, beginning next summer and fall. Applications are now available through the Armenian Assembly Resource Center for the 1981 California State Senate and Assembly Fellowship programs. Each legislative body has 12 openings. The programs provide nine to 12 months of direct governmental experience for college graduates with bachelors' or advanced degrees in all fields of study. Graduating seniors may also apply. Internship duties will include bill analysis, research and other admin istrative work in legislators' or committee offices. Some time may also be spent in the local or district office of the senator orassemblyman. This internship program is highly regarded and competiton is very keen. Those interested in the program should apply well ahead of the application deadlines. Final deadlines will be in January or February. Salaries range from $950 to $1,450 per month. The senate program runs from October 1981 through June 1982, while the Assembly program runs from August 1981 through June 1982. For more information, contact the Armenian Assembly Resource Center, 4250 Wilshire BL, Los Angeles, Ca. 90010. tele:(213) 933-5238. ARS announces scholarships It is the young Armenian mind that the Armenian Relief Society takes great pleasure and responsibility in nurturing. The Society provided $10,000 in scholarships and awards in 1981 to aid Armenian students pursuing higher learning. Over 100 scholarship applications were received by the ARS for the 1980-81 academic year. Eighteen candidates were awarded scholarships ranging from $400 to $900. The applications were reviewed by the ARS Scholarship Committee on the basis of established guidelines. Applicants must be attending an accredited four-year college or university, having completed at least one semester and presently enrolled. Graduate students pursuing a major in Armenian Studies are also eligible. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit, need and involvement in Armenian community life. Stress is especially placed on the latter requirement. Four Californians were among the 13 recipients of the ARS General Scholarship, which included the Miran Erysian scholarships in memory of Boghos Papazian and the Pa- pazian family; and the Yeghia and Harutian scholarships. Two other scholarships offered by the ARS honoring a combined number of five people, were for Massa chusetts or Worcester residents on- Students interested in securing a scholarship application should write to: The Armenian Relief Society of North America, Inc., 212 Stuart Street, Boston, Mass. 02166, tele: (617) 542-0528. Thank You ! HYE SHARZHOOM WISHES TO THANK THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZA TIONS AND PERSONS FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THIS NEWSPAPER AND THE CSUF ARMENIAN STUDIES PROGRAM. Manselian Brothers, Fresno, CA Gregory Mazmanian, Sanger, CA Apo & Rosmary Saghdejian, Fresno, CA Elizabeth Koojoolian, Fresno, CA Haig & Helen Krikorian, Fresno, CA Carl & Billie Sarkisian, Fowler, CA Mrs. Nevart Karagozian, Santa Clara, CA Susan De Mirjian, Hoboken, NJ Ashoun Andranigian Family, Laton, CA Gladys Gougasian, Fresno, CA Aram H. Darmanian, Milpitas, CA Alan R. Dakessian, San Luis Obispo, CA Triple X Fraternity Selma Chapter, Fresno, CA <^pV Armenian Assembly Oral History Project A The Armenian Assembly, with the cooperation of the Armenian Students Organization, the Armenian Studies Program, and the United Armenian Commemorative Committee, is working on the Armenian Oral History Project. Our purpose is to interview individuals who have survived the Armenian Genocide. We are interested in recording the story of the survivor's life in Armenia as well as his/her deportation route and life in the United States. The interviews can be conducted in Armenian or English. We would appreciate your help in this important project. We need to approach as many survivors as possible. Please help us by listing, in the spaces below, the names, addresses and telephone numbers of those survivors you know. Return this form to: Ms. Cindy Avakian, Coordinator Cental California Region 6790 E.Belmont Ave. Fresno. CA 93727 NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE* Home of Lahvosh The Original Sesame Seed-, Armenian Cracker liread Peda lircai. created at Vallev Bakery in 192.2 Ail hand finished and Hearth Baked I resit specialty breads baked 6 days a \seek No chemicals or preservatives used in anv of our breads \- 3\^lley Bakery I f*S Open Monday thru Sulitnlay 7 A A/ to 6 PM /£ >.} ( losi'd Sundays ff n502 M STREET / FRESNO /PH. (209) 485 2700 fc ATTN. EDITORS: "Hye Shar- zhoom"permits any of its articles to be reprinted, provided that the story's writer and "Hye Sharzhoom" are both acknowledged.
Object Description
Title | 1981_01 Hye Sharzhoom Newspaper January 1981 |
Alternative Title | Armenian Action, Vol. 3 No. 2, January 1981; Ethnic Supplement to the Collegian. |
Publisher | Armenian Studies Program, California State University, Fresno. |
Publication Date | 1981 |
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. |
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Title | January 1981 Page 12 |
Full-Text-Search | page 12 Hye Sharzhoom January, 1981 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 several 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: ~I 'Hye Sharzhoom' Armenian Studies ASO Fund Emergency Scholarship Fund Please add my name to your mailing list. Make checks payable to: CSUF Armenian Studies Program. NAME ADDRESS CITY I STATE ZIP Salaried fellowships available through Armenian Assembly (Los Angeles) - Full-time paid internship opportunities will again be a- vailable in the California State Legislature, beginning next summer and fall. Applications are now available through the Armenian Assembly Resource Center for the 1981 California State Senate and Assembly Fellowship programs. Each legislative body has 12 openings. The programs provide nine to 12 months of direct governmental experience for college graduates with bachelors' or advanced degrees in all fields of study. Graduating seniors may also apply. Internship duties will include bill analysis, research and other admin istrative work in legislators' or committee offices. Some time may also be spent in the local or district office of the senator orassemblyman. This internship program is highly regarded and competiton is very keen. Those interested in the program should apply well ahead of the application deadlines. Final deadlines will be in January or February. Salaries range from $950 to $1,450 per month. The senate program runs from October 1981 through June 1982, while the Assembly program runs from August 1981 through June 1982. For more information, contact the Armenian Assembly Resource Center, 4250 Wilshire BL, Los Angeles, Ca. 90010. tele:(213) 933-5238. ARS announces scholarships It is the young Armenian mind that the Armenian Relief Society takes great pleasure and responsibility in nurturing. The Society provided $10,000 in scholarships and awards in 1981 to aid Armenian students pursuing higher learning. Over 100 scholarship applications were received by the ARS for the 1980-81 academic year. Eighteen candidates were awarded scholarships ranging from $400 to $900. The applications were reviewed by the ARS Scholarship Committee on the basis of established guidelines. Applicants must be attending an accredited four-year college or university, having completed at least one semester and presently enrolled. Graduate students pursuing a major in Armenian Studies are also eligible. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit, need and involvement in Armenian community life. Stress is especially placed on the latter requirement. Four Californians were among the 13 recipients of the ARS General Scholarship, which included the Miran Erysian scholarships in memory of Boghos Papazian and the Pa- pazian family; and the Yeghia and Harutian scholarships. Two other scholarships offered by the ARS honoring a combined number of five people, were for Massa chusetts or Worcester residents on- Students interested in securing a scholarship application should write to: The Armenian Relief Society of North America, Inc., 212 Stuart Street, Boston, Mass. 02166, tele: (617) 542-0528. Thank You ! HYE SHARZHOOM WISHES TO THANK THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZA TIONS AND PERSONS FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS TO THIS NEWSPAPER AND THE CSUF ARMENIAN STUDIES PROGRAM. Manselian Brothers, Fresno, CA Gregory Mazmanian, Sanger, CA Apo & Rosmary Saghdejian, Fresno, CA Elizabeth Koojoolian, Fresno, CA Haig & Helen Krikorian, Fresno, CA Carl & Billie Sarkisian, Fowler, CA Mrs. Nevart Karagozian, Santa Clara, CA Susan De Mirjian, Hoboken, NJ Ashoun Andranigian Family, Laton, CA Gladys Gougasian, Fresno, CA Aram H. Darmanian, Milpitas, CA Alan R. Dakessian, San Luis Obispo, CA Triple X Fraternity Selma Chapter, Fresno, CA <^pV Armenian Assembly Oral History Project A The Armenian Assembly, with the cooperation of the Armenian Students Organization, the Armenian Studies Program, and the United Armenian Commemorative Committee, is working on the Armenian Oral History Project. Our purpose is to interview individuals who have survived the Armenian Genocide. We are interested in recording the story of the survivor's life in Armenia as well as his/her deportation route and life in the United States. The interviews can be conducted in Armenian or English. We would appreciate your help in this important project. We need to approach as many survivors as possible. Please help us by listing, in the spaces below, the names, addresses and telephone numbers of those survivors you know. Return this form to: Ms. Cindy Avakian, Coordinator Cental California Region 6790 E.Belmont Ave. Fresno. CA 93727 NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE* Home of Lahvosh The Original Sesame Seed-, Armenian Cracker liread Peda lircai. created at Vallev Bakery in 192.2 Ail hand finished and Hearth Baked I resit specialty breads baked 6 days a \seek No chemicals or preservatives used in anv of our breads \- 3\^lley Bakery I f*S Open Monday thru Sulitnlay 7 A A/ to 6 PM /£ >.} ( losi'd Sundays ff n502 M STREET / FRESNO /PH. (209) 485 2700 fc ATTN. EDITORS: "Hye Shar- zhoom"permits any of its articles to be reprinted, provided that the story's writer and "Hye Sharzhoom" are both acknowledged. |