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Tobin & St. John’s College Spring 2017 Greece Program

Through the generosity of St. John’s alumnus Nikos Mouyiaris (’68), the Department of Language and Literatures in St. John’s College and the Department of Management in the Tobin College of Business offered in May 2017  this cross-disciplinary program in Modern Greek and Hellenic Studies, with a focus on Greek language, culture and international management!
Our trip was organized by Aristotle Travel!

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Alexander the Great: A Tribune

EVENTS IN NEW YORK IN SUPPORT OF THE CAMPAIGN #THATSNOTYOURNAME
ALEXANDER THE GREAT: A TRIBUTE BY THE WORLD RENOWNED ARTIST MARA KARETSOS AND FINE ARTIST AGELARAKIS
Organized by The Pan-Macedonian Association, The Federation of Hellenic Societies of Greater New York and The Women’s Affairs Committee

 

«Solidarity Without Borders»

«Solidarity Without Borders» was organized by the Federation of Hellenic Societies of Greater New York Women’s Affairs Committee on March 20th 2016 at the Stathakion Cultural Center, Astoria, ΝΥ. The committee honored for their outstanding contributions to American Society, Greek American Community and Greece: Christodoulidou Florentia, MD, Reveka Papadopoulou, Journalist, Olga Alexakos, Broker, Vassiliki Alexopoulos, Educator, Poet, Argie Agelarakis, Painter, Professor, Johanna Baldwin, Writer, Producer.
Proceeds of this event benefited the “Mitera” Infant Center, Athens, Greece & The Breast Cancer Foundation Inc., Texas, USA
Entertainment: Yianni Papastefanou& Orchestra, Special Guest George Karatzas, Mistress of Ceremonies, Nancy Biska
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Olympic Games – The Origins

Gaël Pollès, journalist and founder of Pratiks, takes us on a journey to ancient Greece where we discover the origins and ceremonies of the olympic games, the most popular sporting event in the world. Learn all about the games and the way they were held in 800 B.C., as well as the rules to which the athletes had to submit at that time.
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Hellenic Classical Charter School

Greek News, April 17th 2006, Photos Maria Tolios

New York.- The operation and quality of education offered by the Greek American Charter Schools in the United States as well as issues relating to their economic support by the US government, the role of the Greek state etc. were examined at a symposium organized in New York on Saturday by the Greek Classical Charter School in cooperation with the Hellenic American National Council, HANC.

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