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Paae6. FEATURES Hye Sharzhoom March 1990 Endowment letters Spilled the Raki The following are letters received on the occasion of the appointment of Dr. Dickran Kouymjian to the Haig and Isabel Berberian Chair of Armenian Studies at CSUF. We sincerely appreciate all of the letters received. Dear Dickran, It is with great pleasure that I read of your appointment to the Haig & Isabel Berberian Chair of Armenian Studies at California State University, Fresno. It is the just crowning of a prolific and multi-faceted academic, literary, and social career. You have been a solid asset to Armenian studies world-wide and you fully deserve this appointment that honors you, the University and the community that you serve. Arsine and I extend to you our most sincere congratulations. Vahe Oshagan San Francisco, California Dear Professor Kouymjian, First I would like to commend the Armenian community of Fresno in establishing an endowed Chair of Armenian Studies in honor of Haig and Isabel Berberian. I cannot think of any two finer people deserving of such a great honor. I would also like to commend Fresno State University for appointing you to this distinguished chair. You have for many years been one of our brightest lights in Armenian studies, both in America and in France, and are certainly worthy of the honor bestowed upon you. Finally, I would like to congratulate you for your life of distinguished scholarship in Armenian studies and for being appointed as the first distinguished occupant of the Haig and Isabel Berberian Chair of Armenian Studies. Sincerely yours, Dennis R. Papazian Director, Armenian Research Center The University of Michigan- Dearborn Dear friends, I regret very much I will not be able to participate, honoring my friend Dr. Dickran Kouymjian. His erudition, personality and charm will grace the Armenian Studies Program ?.nd at the same time add new dimensions to the California State University. I want to extend my personal regards to Haig and Isabel Berberian for their wisdom and generosity. How lucky one can be to be bom an Armenian and be guided by its time honored principles. With my best personal regards, Arthur Gregorian St. Petersburg Beach, Florida Dear Dickran, It is with great pleasure that I congratulate you on your appointment as the first Holder of the Haig and Isabel Berberian Endowed Chair of Armenian Studies. Your years of scholarship in Armenian and Near Eastern history have been appropriately recognized. It is also with great satisfaction and appreciation that I congratulate the Berberian-Gazarian family and the Armenian community for the San Joaquin Valley for its foresight and commitment in bringing the Chair to reality. When I spoke at the annual banquet of the Armenian Studies Program two years ago, the goal seemed still distant yet in a very short time that goal was not only met but surpassed by members of the community who understand the importance of education and a university-presence in the development of Armenian studies. Vartiter and I wish you many years of continued scholarship and service and extend all good wishes to you, the supportive administration at CSU, Fresno, and the dedicated members of the Armenian community who have made an endowed chair in Armenian Studies a reality in the mother community of the Armenians of California. Sincerely yours, Richard G. Hovannisian Holder, Armenian Educational Foundation Chair in Modern Armenian History, and Associate Director, G.E. von Grunebaum Center for Near Eastern Studies Asp thank you to... Jack Ouzounian of Liberty Printing for printing the 1989 ASP banquet programs. M HYE SHARZHOOM NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT Hye Sharzhoom\s the official newspaper of the Armenian Studies Program and the Armenian Students Organization of California State University, Fresno. It is sent, without charge, to thousands of Armenians throughout the worid. Though there is no subscription fee, we urge readers to support our efforts with donations of any amount. This request has assumed a special importance because of increased production and mailing costs. Yes, I would like to support the Armenian Studies Program with a donation of: $ . Name; Address: \, Please make checks out to Armenian Studies Program and send to: Armenian Studies Program California State University, Fresno Fresno, CA 93740 By Y. Stephen Bulbulian 1. "A home is not a home so perfectly until you 're thrown out," whined Khachig, around the table drinking the raki with the old man, Bedros the shoemaker. "How could he know?" thought the wiley old man "he hadn't been thrown out of the best bars down on Broadway, dragged past the police station and Library, south, because he was Armenian. In his memory, Bedros saw himself as courageous andprideful. So what! South of Ventura, where Broadway cuts, cuts across to the east, neighbors gather- at the corners and talk of homeland. We didn't mind, that all of us left, lived here, together in our own village where the church bell rang, clang, past the small nouses in a row. Where the women laughed at Khachig, staggering, weaving on the sidewaalk on J Street and San Benito laughing uncontrolled. Whe he came home drunk, he often spilled the raki. Video Presentations Personal Reports Photographs Armenian Life March to Washington, D.C. \ Sunday, March 18, 1990, 5 p.m. Fellowship Hall Pilgrim Armenian Congregational Church 3673 N. First St.. Fresno Sponsored by Armenian Community Council of the San Joaquin Valley r \. Vallev Bakery Home of Peda Bread Since 1922 The Bakery with a Heart A 502 M Street Fresno. California 93721 209/485-2700 r ~ CATERING Jon Jons GRAND CENTRAL STATION CANNERY ROW ATMOSPHERE - OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE 'COMPLETE CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS SPECIALIZING IN BUSINESS • WEDDINGS • DINNERS • PARTIES • LUNCHEON • PICNICS • GARDEN PARTIES • SPECIAL EVENTS COMPLETE PARTY CONSUL TA TION ■ ASK ABOUT OUR STEAMSHIP CRUISE BUFFET Two Halls Available For Any Occasion 266-1220 Ask About Our Catering & Bar Facilities Brought To Your Function ■^ 1432 H STREET FRESNO ^- A EXTRAVAGANZA Jon Jon's is sponsoring the first Armenian Folk and Belly Dance Festival March 16, 1990, 8pm. The event is termed "KEF Night Extravaganza." Joe Kouyoumjian, from Boston, will be the guest soloist performing with the John Chookasian Folk Ensemble. Tickets $10. For more info, call (209) 276-1777 or 266-1220. Don't miss this exciting event! Hopa! Watch for the next event Saturday May 26.
Object Description
Title | 1990_03 Hye Sharzhoom Newspaper March 1990 |
Alternative Title | Armenian Action, Vol. 11 No. 3, March 1990; Ethnic Supplement to the Collegian. |
Publisher | Armenian Studies Program, California State University, Fresno. |
Publication Date | 1990 |
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 | March 1990 Page 6 |
Full-Text-Search | Paae6. FEATURES Hye Sharzhoom March 1990 Endowment letters Spilled the Raki The following are letters received on the occasion of the appointment of Dr. Dickran Kouymjian to the Haig and Isabel Berberian Chair of Armenian Studies at CSUF. We sincerely appreciate all of the letters received. Dear Dickran, It is with great pleasure that I read of your appointment to the Haig & Isabel Berberian Chair of Armenian Studies at California State University, Fresno. It is the just crowning of a prolific and multi-faceted academic, literary, and social career. You have been a solid asset to Armenian studies world-wide and you fully deserve this appointment that honors you, the University and the community that you serve. Arsine and I extend to you our most sincere congratulations. Vahe Oshagan San Francisco, California Dear Professor Kouymjian, First I would like to commend the Armenian community of Fresno in establishing an endowed Chair of Armenian Studies in honor of Haig and Isabel Berberian. I cannot think of any two finer people deserving of such a great honor. I would also like to commend Fresno State University for appointing you to this distinguished chair. You have for many years been one of our brightest lights in Armenian studies, both in America and in France, and are certainly worthy of the honor bestowed upon you. Finally, I would like to congratulate you for your life of distinguished scholarship in Armenian studies and for being appointed as the first distinguished occupant of the Haig and Isabel Berberian Chair of Armenian Studies. Sincerely yours, Dennis R. Papazian Director, Armenian Research Center The University of Michigan- Dearborn Dear friends, I regret very much I will not be able to participate, honoring my friend Dr. Dickran Kouymjian. His erudition, personality and charm will grace the Armenian Studies Program ?.nd at the same time add new dimensions to the California State University. I want to extend my personal regards to Haig and Isabel Berberian for their wisdom and generosity. How lucky one can be to be bom an Armenian and be guided by its time honored principles. With my best personal regards, Arthur Gregorian St. Petersburg Beach, Florida Dear Dickran, It is with great pleasure that I congratulate you on your appointment as the first Holder of the Haig and Isabel Berberian Endowed Chair of Armenian Studies. Your years of scholarship in Armenian and Near Eastern history have been appropriately recognized. It is also with great satisfaction and appreciation that I congratulate the Berberian-Gazarian family and the Armenian community for the San Joaquin Valley for its foresight and commitment in bringing the Chair to reality. When I spoke at the annual banquet of the Armenian Studies Program two years ago, the goal seemed still distant yet in a very short time that goal was not only met but surpassed by members of the community who understand the importance of education and a university-presence in the development of Armenian studies. Vartiter and I wish you many years of continued scholarship and service and extend all good wishes to you, the supportive administration at CSU, Fresno, and the dedicated members of the Armenian community who have made an endowed chair in Armenian Studies a reality in the mother community of the Armenians of California. Sincerely yours, Richard G. Hovannisian Holder, Armenian Educational Foundation Chair in Modern Armenian History, and Associate Director, G.E. von Grunebaum Center for Near Eastern Studies Asp thank you to... Jack Ouzounian of Liberty Printing for printing the 1989 ASP banquet programs. M HYE SHARZHOOM NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT Hye Sharzhoom\s the official newspaper of the Armenian Studies Program and the Armenian Students Organization of California State University, Fresno. It is sent, without charge, to thousands of Armenians throughout the worid. Though there is no subscription fee, we urge readers to support our efforts with donations of any amount. This request has assumed a special importance because of increased production and mailing costs. Yes, I would like to support the Armenian Studies Program with a donation of: $ . Name; Address: \, Please make checks out to Armenian Studies Program and send to: Armenian Studies Program California State University, Fresno Fresno, CA 93740 By Y. Stephen Bulbulian 1. "A home is not a home so perfectly until you 're thrown out," whined Khachig, around the table drinking the raki with the old man, Bedros the shoemaker. "How could he know?" thought the wiley old man "he hadn't been thrown out of the best bars down on Broadway, dragged past the police station and Library, south, because he was Armenian. In his memory, Bedros saw himself as courageous andprideful. So what! South of Ventura, where Broadway cuts, cuts across to the east, neighbors gather- at the corners and talk of homeland. We didn't mind, that all of us left, lived here, together in our own village where the church bell rang, clang, past the small nouses in a row. Where the women laughed at Khachig, staggering, weaving on the sidewaalk on J Street and San Benito laughing uncontrolled. Whe he came home drunk, he often spilled the raki. Video Presentations Personal Reports Photographs Armenian Life March to Washington, D.C. \ Sunday, March 18, 1990, 5 p.m. Fellowship Hall Pilgrim Armenian Congregational Church 3673 N. First St.. Fresno Sponsored by Armenian Community Council of the San Joaquin Valley r \. Vallev Bakery Home of Peda Bread Since 1922 The Bakery with a Heart A 502 M Street Fresno. California 93721 209/485-2700 r ~ CATERING Jon Jons GRAND CENTRAL STATION CANNERY ROW ATMOSPHERE - OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE 'COMPLETE CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS SPECIALIZING IN BUSINESS • WEDDINGS • DINNERS • PARTIES • LUNCHEON • PICNICS • GARDEN PARTIES • SPECIAL EVENTS COMPLETE PARTY CONSUL TA TION ■ ASK ABOUT OUR STEAMSHIP CRUISE BUFFET Two Halls Available For Any Occasion 266-1220 Ask About Our Catering & Bar Facilities Brought To Your Function ■^ 1432 H STREET FRESNO ^- A EXTRAVAGANZA Jon Jon's is sponsoring the first Armenian Folk and Belly Dance Festival March 16, 1990, 8pm. The event is termed "KEF Night Extravaganza." Joe Kouyoumjian, from Boston, will be the guest soloist performing with the John Chookasian Folk Ensemble. Tickets $10. For more info, call (209) 276-1777 or 266-1220. Don't miss this exciting event! Hopa! Watch for the next event Saturday May 26. |