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In 1969 the paper's name changed to the Armenian Weekly. Today, along with news of general interest to the Armenian-American community, the "Armenian Weekly" publishes editorials, political analyses, regular columns, and short stories and poems (by such contemporary writers as Diana DerHovanessian and Vahe Oshagan). The newspaper, while reflecting the current of the Armenian Revolutionary Federation and Armenian National Committee (ANC) of America, it is also open to a wide variety of views and opinions in which the pros and cons of issues can be discussed openly and honestly.
Youth activities are still reported in each issue on the Armenian Youth Federation (AYF) page, upcoming events are announced in the "Calendar of Events," and cultural activities are reported through music, dance, and movie reviews.
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