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NOVEMBER 28, 2015 Mirror-SpeTHE ARMENIAN ctator Volume LXXXVI, NO. 20, Issue 4414 $ 2.00 NEWS INBRIEF The First English Language Armenian Weekly in the United States Since 1932 Italian Senator Says Armenia President receives Dean of Fletcher Turkey Attack Helps School and President of Tavitian Foundation ISIS ROME (Public Radio of Armenia) — Turkey has YEREVAN (Armenpress) — President of Republic of Armenia receive high-level edu- Stavridis is also a member of US Council entered the war on the side of the Islamic State, the Republic of Armenia Serge Sargisian cation in Fletcher School. on Foreign Relations, has served in United the Vice President of the Italian Senate Roberto received on November 19 Dean of the More than 250 graduates have returnd to States Navy for many years holding various Calderoli said after a Russian Su-24 jet was downed Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Armenia after receiving education in the senior positions. During his service he was over Syria with an air-to-air missile launched by a Tufts University Admiral James Stavridis framework of the abovementioned program decorated with more than 50 international Turkish F-16 fighter, Sputnik News reports. and President of Tavitian Foundation Aso “Turkey has officially entered the war on the Tavitian. side of ISIS by downing at the order of [President During the meeting the parties talked Recep Tayyip] Erdogan a Russian aircraft which about the cooperation between Tavitian has participated in operations against Islamic ter- Foundation founded by Armenian benefac- rorists in Syria,” the leading member of the tor Aso Tavitian and Fletcher School. In Northern League (Lega Nord) Party wrote on his the framework of this cooperation and due Facebook page. to scholarships provided by Tavitian According to Calderoli, Turkey is a “Trojan Horse Foundation, talented young people of the with whose assistance Islamic fundamentalism would like to take a clear shot at the West.” “Why is Turkey still in NATO after what hap- pened? What else can be expected of the UN apart from taking a strong stand on ISIS and its allies?” Gregory Calderoli wondered. He also criticized Rome’s official stance. “The Government [of Matteo Renzi] is on the wrong side Adamian Dies with [German Chancellor Angela] Merkel, instead of taking the side of Putin in this war to defend our From left, Dr. Joyce Barsam, Prof. Richard Schultz, Aso Tavitian, Fletcher School Dean WALTHAM, Mass. (Combined Sources) values, our freedom and our traditions.” — Gregory H. Adamian, who served as pres- Admiral James Stavridis and President of Armenia Serge Sargisian ident of Bentley College — now Bentley University — from 1970 to 1991, and then Argentine Ministry to implement their knowledge and skills in medals and diplomas. During the meeting as its first chancellor, died on November homeland. with the President of the Republic of 21. He was 89 years old. Publishes Textbook on Tavitian Foundation simultaneously Armenia current international issues, chal- Adamian was a member of the Law finances the visits of the deans, distin- lenges, regional development were touched Armenian Genocide Department faculty when he was elected guished lecturers of Fletcher School to upon. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Argentina Ministry Armenia so that they become familiarized Tavitian stressed that they will continue of Education introduced a new textbook titled with the Armenian people and the existing their programs and their support to young Armenian Genocide, Questions, Answers and geopolitical realities. see FLETCHER, page 16 Proposals for Education. The authors are Argentina Ministry of Education and Armenian National Committee of South America. Nouvelles d`Armenie reported the presentation President Serge Sargisian Honors Azg event was attended by Argentina Education Minister Alberto Sileoni, Director of the National Editor on Milestone Birthday Institute Against Discrimination, Xenophobia and Racism Pedro Mouratian, and Carolina YEREVAN — President of Armenia Serge Karagueuzian, Director of Armenian National Sargisian sent a congratulatory message to Committee of Buenos Aires. editor-in-chief of Azg newspaper Hagop Regarding the difficulty of teaching children Avedikian on his 70th birthday this week. about the Armenian Genocide Sileoni said the “You are one of the distinguished repre- book would help to introduce the events of 2015. sentatives of modern Armenian journalism. “This Ministry of Education was committed to the You have made significant contributions to way the educational community has accompanied president in 1970. Under his leadership, developing journalism in Armenia.” things that had been invisible for many years,” said Bentley was transformed from a small, The Lebanese-born Avedikian is the Pedro Mouratian. “What has occurred in our coun- regional accounting school to an innovator founding editor of Azg, which appeared in try in terms of memory, truth and justice has been in business education with a national repu- the early days of Armenia’s independence. revolutionary and refreshing.” tation. During Adamian’s tenure, Bentley’s Prior to moving to Armenia, he was the edi- Carolina Karagueuzian emphasized that development was comprehensive. Full- and tor of Zartonk daily in Beirut. Argentina is the only country that “publishes and part-time enrollment doubled while the fac- Azg is a sister paper to the Mirror- disseminates educational material on the Armenian ulty grew in number from 42 to 350. Spectator. Hagop Avedikian Genocide at the federal level.” see ADAMIAN, page 6 see BIRTHDAY, page 2 Argentina recognized the Armenian Genocide in 2003. INSIDE Conan Conquers Page 10 INDEX NEW YORK — Tekeyan Cultural Association’s November 21 “Remembrance and Rebirth” concert at Arts and Living . 10 Armenia . 2 Merkin Concert Hall commemorated the Armenian Genocide centennial. Renowned artists like sopra- Community News. 4 no Hasmik Papian, pianist and composer Karén Hakobyan, cellist Alexander Chaushian and conduc- Editorial . 14 tor Arkady Leytush, with the World Peace Sinfonietta Chamber Orchestra, performed a range of International . 3 music. The forthcoming issue of the Mirror will feature an article on this event. 2 S ATURDAY, N OVEMBER 2 8 , 2 0 1 5 T HE A RMENIAN M IRROR -S PECTATOR ARMENIA News From Armenia Armenia Honors Iranian-Armenian Painter Edman Ayvazian YEREVAN (Tehran Times) — The 83- year-old London-based Iranian- Armenian painter, Edman Ayvazian, Armenian in Russian was honored Friday with the Arshile Gorky Medal of the Armenian Ministry Border Guards Found of Diaspora. He received the medal from Minister Hanged of Diaspora Hranush Hakobyan during GUMRI (RFE/RL) — An Armenian who was serving a special ceremony held at the National with Russian border guards in Armenia has been Gallery of Armenia in Yerevan, the found hanged. Iranian cultural attaché’s office Officials in the village of Gusanagukh in the north- announced in a press release on ern Shirak region said on November 20 that 31-year- Saturday. old Volodya Hovannisian was found hanged in his vil- The medal was presented to Ayvazian lage home overnight. for his notable contributions to the In March, another Armenian national serving with development of Armenian arts, Russian border guards, 26-year-old Artur Afian, was Hakobyan said. found hanged in Shirak’s capital, Gumri, where the The National Gallery of Armenia also unit he served as a contract soldier was based. hung a collection of works by Ayvazian Edman Ayvazian, center, with Hranush Hakobyan Gumri is the site of Russia’s military base in in an exhibition titled “Colors of the Armenia, Moscow’s main foothold in the strategic Homeland.” South Caucasus region. The collection unites traditions of education in Rome. He then further He has made the interior designs for A private from the base, Valery Permyakov, is cur- Armenian, Oriental and European cul- developed and perfected his skills in some Armenian churches and public rently being tried for the alleged murder of seven ture, the gallery said on its website on London. and sacral buildings in Europe, Near members of an Armenian family in Gumri on January Saturday. He has a wide scope of artistic inter- East and Iran. 12. The exhibition displays architectural ests; his creative ideas are expressed in The showcase will run until The high-profile killings sparked large protests by designs and landscapes created over various spheres of art including paint- December 20 at the National Gallery of Armenians in January. the past 15 years. ing, graphic art, architecture and Armenia, which is the country’s major Ayvazian attained his professional design. exhibition venue for art. Armenia to Continue With NATO Peacekeeping AUA’s Turpanjian Rural Development Program Mission in Afghanistan BERLIN (Panorama) — A delegation led by Armenian Opens Its Doors in One More Region in Armenia Defense Minister Seyran Ohanyan was on a working YEREVAN — The official celebrations determinant of success is that, at TRDP, should take the initiative, earn your liv- visit to Berlin on November 23, according to the on the occasion of the opening of the there is no director: we are all partners ing, and contribute to the development Defense Ministry. The main purpose of the visit was American University of Armenia (AUA) and work in direct collaboration with of your community. We want to bring to attend a meeting of defense ministers of the North Turpanjian Rural Development each other to achieve the economic this culture, this way of thinking to Command of NATO-led Resolute Support (RS) Program (TRDP) office in Vayots Dzor development of rural areas of Armenia, Vayots Dzor, but we need to learn a lot Mission Troop Contributing Nations. The partici- took place recently. Artsakh & Javakhk,” he stated. from you as well,” Armenian appealed pants exchanged opinions about the situation in the The well-attended event, complete Dr. Armenian also mentioned that to the gathered guests. area of responsibility of the North Command led by with a red ribbon-cutting ceremony, entrepreneurship is an important Representatives from the regional Germany, the existing problems, and the further took place in Yeghegnadzor, Vayots aspect of Armenian culture.
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