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LUCY TER-MAUELIAN'S FILM REPRESENTED AT NATURE MUSEUM
By Gohar Gevorgian
AZG Armenian Daily
15/08/2007
Yesterday, the film by Lucy Ter- Manuelian, chairwoman of the Chair
of the Armenian Art, Culture and Architecture at the Boston Tufts
University, was represented at the State Nature Museum. The film was
entitled "The Lost Values of Christianity." It had been shown over
58 American private TVs.
Professor Lucy Ter-Manuelian had delivered various lectures on the
History of the Armenian culture, architecture and the historical
monuments at various universities, including even lectures for the
American Peace Corpse. Professor Lucy Ter-Manuelian has won a grant
and used that for reconstruction of five Armenian churches. Before
the film session, Mrs. Ter-Manuelian, stated the Armenian people have
made great contribution to the world's cultural heritage.
Unfortunately, Professor Ter-Manvelian failed to deliver her lecture,
as it was written in English and no translation was available for
the audience.
By Gohar Gevorgian
AZG Armenian Daily
15/08/2007
Yesterday, the film by Lucy Ter- Manuelian, chairwoman of the Chair
of the Armenian Art, Culture and Architecture at the Boston Tufts
University, was represented at the State Nature Museum. The film was
entitled "The Lost Values of Christianity." It had been shown over
58 American private TVs.
Professor Lucy Ter-Manuelian had delivered various lectures on the
History of the Armenian culture, architecture and the historical
monuments at various universities, including even lectures for the
American Peace Corpse. Professor Lucy Ter-Manuelian has won a grant
and used that for reconstruction of five Armenian churches. Before
the film session, Mrs. Ter-Manuelian, stated the Armenian people have
made great contribution to the world's cultural heritage.
Unfortunately, Professor Ter-Manvelian failed to deliver her lecture,
as it was written in English and no translation was available for
the audience.