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Chrysostomos “Max” Nikias Named 11th President of USC

A Greek from Cyprus, Chrysostomos L. (”Max”) Nikias, will become the 11th president of the University of Southern California on August 3, 2010. His appointment was announced today by Edward P. Roski Jr., chairman of the USC Board of Trustees.
Nikias will succeed Steven B. Sample, who has led USC since 1991. In November 2009, Sample [...]

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Posted on 13 March 2010 | Category: News, SoCal0 Comments

Greek Bulgari Store Grand Opening in San Franicsco

city buzz for months, the evening finally arrived on Tuesday March 2 for the grand opening of the fabulous Bulgari store in Union Square. Six hundred guests meandered around the new three story Bulgari boutique, sipping cocktails and admiring the bold and colorful Bulgari wares. At 13,000 square feet, the Bulgari SF boutique is [...]

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Posted on 08 March 2010 | Category: News, San Francisco0 Comments

American Hellenic Council Members Promote “Hellenic Issues” in Recent DC Trip

The last week of February AHC Board Member Kathy Tavoularis and AHC President Mike Galanakis had a barrage of meetings with elected officials in Washington D.C. in an effort to promote our issues to elected represenatives across the full spectrum of the political establishment.
“The meetings were very productive and we were commended on our presentations” [...]

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Posted on 01 March 2010 | Category: News, SoCal, Washington0 Comments

«Physics of the Universe Summit» bears a Greek stamp

The well known 40-year-old Greek physicist Maria Spiropulu (foto) – a professor at California’s Caltech University and a CERN researcher in Geneva, recently took the initiative of organising an ambitious meeting in Los Angeles, entitled “Physics of the Universe Summit”, where a few dozen scientists got together to talk about their craziest hopes and dreams [...]

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Posted on 16 February 2010 | Category: News, West Coast1 Comment

Athan Karras Passes Away

Athan Karras, a great Greek dancer, is not among us any more. Karras died on Friday February 12th. Athan Karras’ name was synonymous with Greek dance. After dancing with major dance companies and researching Greek dance as an exponent of his career, he had successfully produced and presented folklore programs and events in the U.S. [...]

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Posted on 15 February 2010 | Category: News, SoCal5 Comments

Famous Papadakis Taverna Closed Down

For decades, Papadakis Taverna has been the best-known attraction in San Pedro. Now, the restaurant is history. This was the place where celebrities such as Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, Tom Hanks and Paula Abdul gathered. It’s where Pete Carroll, then-coach of the owner’s beloved USC Trojans, would close the deal with high school recruits. It was [...]

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Posted on 09 February 2010 | Category: News, SoCal, West Coast0 Comments

19th Annual Leadership 100 Round Up

The Hellenic organization, Leadership 100 had its 19th annual gathering on San Diego’s Coronado Island. The event had it all from celebrity attendees to Greek food, forums, dinner- galas, and dancing. The conference that took place at the luxurius “Del Coronado Resort” began on Feb 4th and ran until Feb 7th. The program included speeches [...]

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Posted on 08 February 2010 | Category: News, SoCal0 Comments

Leadership 100 Conference Kicks Off in San Diego

On Thursday morning February 4th, the most prominent members of the Greek American community gathered in Coronado Island outside of San Diego for the Annual Leadership 100 Conference. During this 3-day retreat, the attendees mingle and attend a series of seminars  by fellow Greek-American brothers. The morning began with a speech by Dr. Nick  Yphantides, [...]

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Posted on 04 February 2010 | Category: News, SoCal0 Comments

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