October 2003 Page 1 |
Previous | 1 of 8 | Next |
|
|
This page
All
|
Loading content ...
orvd: pftKGfc#^SC<'*C£§ ^ATfpy £?TF SHARZHOOM Armenian Action ^u.3 &u.r<f-nnir 25* Year October 2003 Vol 25, No. 1 (S3) Supplement to The Collegian Hye Sharzhoom at 25 AU.8 CUPd-flMT The Armenian Movement B*AUiowDr& MucmacEiM* Advkc© Tteenty-fife years ago, in the Spring of 1979, Ifye Sharzhoom beganitse;d&enceatRe3io State, when a small group of students, underfe direction of Dr*Dickran Kouymjian,realizeda dream that continues today, "Quit f mt fecial edsi>n was devoted to fe Armennn Geno- c ide, and to fe re cognition of fe genocide. Succeeding issue? have brou^a attention to a variety of topics, ffye Sfoarshooxt has remaned true to its mission to reffect fe views of students on a variety of be aljtt&ionaljandwor li eve nts * & Ethe oldestc ottinuousVpublife d stttde^i newspaper inthe world, andfe tradition of student trwofre ■ mentremains as strong as ever, Eveiy seme ster,ahard-wolk£ftg gyovp of students meet to discuss whatdxouldbe inthatseme&er^s Ifye Sharzhoom. The process reveals fe interests of fe sDide?d£ and their curiosity and inth& way fe newspaper retaifts as c ottiem- poraxy interest for each new generation* A look into fe pastissues is a msror of Aimennn Ife,from the concern about fe effects of as- siadlftiori, to fe change from a SovKt Armenia to an independent Armenia 9 from fe change inthe student population to reviews of SEE HYE$H>Jft2HC>Ctt PAGE 8 Dr. Dickran Kouymjian Chosen as Arthur Dadian Armenian Heritage Award Winner Lto R: Theoctore Bousian, Q\ Dickran Kouymjian, and Azarig rfolodan, Jr., ASA \fice Chair, Board cf Trustees. Siyac Tvrtodu & Efcnrra On September 6,fe Armenian Students Association of itanerxa name d Dr * Dickr &ft K o\symj kft ,fe Dr. Ara Sanjian-4th Kazan Visiting Professor Dr. Ara Sanjian C bu^3 TaziUP Staff WhlTER It's a 3>ng walk e ach Hiesday and Thursday afternoon,,, after teavmgthe Leon Peters Business &Aildngwihn^bo6k-f illed backpack cm my back and wf hptop computer hangingfromny shoui der, 1 hastily make Hy way across c ^tapus towar dthe Industrial Tech- nobgy building* Upon arrival, 1 eider amonochrome classroom and Ipreparefcrtheerauinglecture* I quizk^ fa\d a seat and set up wf computer as Iwaitto fearnabouta faschathg subject matter that I know so little about, Armenia in fe Soviet period. It t& clear from &^ weeklyrouthe that the upper division Aimenian Studies topics course f or fe R U2003 seme &er s: "Armenian Studies 120 T: Armenia inthe Sovfet Period*" Ihis course is being taught by Dr, Ara Suxjnn Jhe 2003 Heray S. Khazandian Kw&x visiting professor of Armenian Studies. Dr. S^ftjian folbws an illustrious line of Kaz^n visiing profe ssors, m- cluding Dr. Richard Hovannisian (2000), Dr. Robert Hewsen (2001) ^ndDr .Barbara Merguerian (2002). Dr. Sanjian comes to Resno State from Haigaakri University in Beirut ,Lebanon^he e cuirentlythe chair of the Armennn Jbidies Fro- gram,whichenc ompassesbcth Armenian histcay and Armenian political science. However, at Ha Igazian University, Dr* Sanjian not onV teaches Armenian Histcay, but Middle Eastern History, mdfe Histcay of World Civilm- tions. Before takitg a teaching position at Haigaakri University in 1995,Dr. Sanjian was a freekr^ce wr le r itxboth Beirut and Yer evan. Durrtghis seme &er-longstay in Resno, Dr. Suxjnn will teach twocour?es:Aimen&inthe Soviet Period and Aimenian History 1, a history course that chronicles fe Armenian people from antiquity until 1500 AD. Dr. Smjknwillalsobegxring toe e public lectures sponsor* dby fe Aimenian Studies frogram, focushg on fe topic of 'Mountainous Karaba^xhthe SovietPe- riod." frt &\ interview, Dr* Sanjian said thai his stay in Resno has given hin more tine to work on a monographbased on Karaba^xin fe Soviet era ,whrhwiUbe completed withinthe neMye ar. Ihe f rstof these kcturestook place on Wednesday, September 24 at the Alice Peters Audsorirm onthe Resno State caucus* When asked why he chose Id gxr< public lectures onKaraba^x,Dr* Sanjian explained that the study of Karaba^xinthe Soviet era typifies fe functioning ofthe Soviet system for fe great majority of fe twentieth cen&rry* Dr. Sanjian received his Masters degree in Armennn Histcay from Yerevan £t&e diversity; he fen went onto receive a PhD. in Modern Middfe Eastern History from fe School of Orierdal and African 9udies,atthe Urtr/ersiy of London* He ^eaksnotonV Armenian tand Ehglish,but also Arabic , FVench,Russian, and Itakish. Professor Sanjian saidthathe has enjoyed his stay n FTe sno finus far,as ihas enabled hinto conduct S ££ Sw^jww page 6 Ha:g and Isabel Berber ar* Prof es- sor of Armenian Studies alCa&for- niaState Uhrttrsi^Resno, as their rec^ient of the 2003 Arthur H. DadnnArmen&n Heritage Award. Ihis award is gfren annually to Eftdr/iduals who preserve and presentthe ridx Armenian culture to fe worU. Dr. Kouyn^ian receive da phquejalongwifixalhou- sanddolhrprise ,^fearoualASA Aw#r ds c eremor^,whkhwashe Id ix Itoviience ,Fhode Ishnd. lko> award established in 1985, wasnamedafter andmade possble Ihrou^xthe ge r^er os fy of Arfesr H. Dadian. Mr* Dadian was bom in Caesark, Tudiey and came Id fe United States xx 1920, setting in W&tertown, MA. An advocate of ^ii^«ei education, hlr. Dadian gyadu&ted from Harvard Colfege, Harvard Business School and Geo^tovnx School of Law. Since its establishment, fe Dadi&n award ha smade Isrmd^in fe toneni&ft world. & » one ofthe most prestigious awards available to Ihose involved in research and teaching hthe field of Aimenian S££ KcuWJfPrt PAGE 7 Khatchaturian Centennial Celebrated with Piano Concert by Sahan Arzruni I LtoR: AGBUmerrbersZohrabPttarian^a-Derrvljgrcled-kia-k, Koko Kasnakjian, Haiguhi Artinian, pianist Sahan Arzruni, Kewrk Cflaiian.CSU Fresno Keyboard Concert Series Director Andreas Werz, Barlow Der Mugrdechian of the Armenian Studies Program, and clahndist Mies Ishigald. Staff Writs In cconmemoration of fe 100& bir&day of fe famous Armenian composer Aram Khatchaturian, fe Aimenian Studies Program,fe Aimenian General Benevolent Union of Resno,andfe FViillip Lorenz ^femc"rial Keyboard Conceits, wish ^eckl s\^port from Dr. David Cox, co*sponsore da concert dedicated to fe late composer. World-renownedpianist &h£ft Arzruni xakfa his return Id Resno for a ni^tt of musical magic * Arzruni de&^tled fe audience with seven of Khatchaturian^ compositions and one encore peifcamance. Ar2runi,bom an Aimenian in ^tanbul, is an internaticoxally re c ognize d aut^ior ay on Khatchaturian andhasbeenap- pohtedthe 'full-fledged"rep- resentatve of Aimenia H Cultural Minist^ h fe diaspora* He has achieve dr ecognitiona s a S££ rvK"TCK"TUfUUA' PAGE 6
Object Description
Title | 2003_10 Hye Sharzhoom Newspaper October 2003 |
Alternative Title | Armenian Action, Vol. 25 No. 1 October 2003; Ethnic Supplement to the Collegian. |
Publisher | Armenian Studies Program, California State University, Fresno. |
Publication Date | 2003 |
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 |
Technical Information | Scanned at 200-360 dpi, 18-bit greyscale - 24-bit color, TIFF or PDF. PDFs were converted to TIF using Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. |
Language | eng |
Description
Title | October 2003 Page 1 |
Full-Text-Search |
orvd:
pftKGfc#^SC<'*C£§ ^ATfpy
£?TF SHARZHOOM
Armenian Action
^u.3 &u.r |