Fourteen Years After Tragedy, Remembrance for Greek 9/11 Victims
Among victims of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York were 36 Greek-Americans, including a crew member on one of the planes.
History & Science
Gust C. Kraras: Preserver of Communities
I have just received the album marking the Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church of Reading, PA’s centennial celebration of 1914 to 2014.
Will The New Gremigrants Be Happy?
One of the Greek crisis’ worst consequences is the growing number of Greeks immigrating to foreign countries to pursue a better life.
Mayo Clinic’s Prof. Panos Anastasiades Puts Brakes on Cancer Cells
“We should be able to reestablish the brakes and restore normal cell function,” said Prof. Panos Anastasiades of the Mayo Clinic’s Department for Cancer Biology, […]
Greeks and Hawaii Pineapples
The Camarinos brothers were among the first Greeks to settle in Hawaii in the 1880s. Originally from the village of Tsintzina near Sparta the […]
The Camarinos Brothers Picked Hawaii
The Camarinos brothers, from the village of Tsintzina near Sparta, were among the first Greeks to settle in Hawaii way back in the 1880s.
Jim Fakatselis’ Temple to Astronomy Awes
Jim Fakatselis, Professor of Astronomy at Queensboro Community college just can’t wait each day to get out to his backyard observatory,
The First Greeks in Hawaii: A Case of History Not Always Being What it Seems
Who writes history? Why? Are certain individuals somehow better qualified to read, understand and then compose history than you or I? Do you believe that […]
Loukianos Cavadias: Something of a Recorded Life
Over the past twenty years, the documentation on the early history of Greek music in North America has increased past all expectations. In just […]
Michael S. Johnson: Discoverer of the Parshall Field in North Dakota
Obscurity to Fame in the Oil Business, is Michael S. Johnson’s autobiography with attention paid to his discovery of the Parshall Oil Field in North Dakota.
