Because it’s their day on the Plaza! Get out there and dance, and eat–delicious Middle Eastern food, cheap.
23 September 2007 @ 10:22 AM · 9 comments
on Senior Wisdom: Sam Schube
Name: Emily Selinger, lost 5/10 somewhere at Senior Ball, gaslight, or 1020. ess2168@columbia.edu
Found in one of the couches in the Wallach Sky Lounge. Returned to Hartley Hospitality Desk.
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Light blue, hardcover. Beginning Level. Lost last Tuesday in the Barnard 2nd floor women’s bathroom.
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Droid II Phone without any particular markings. Possibly left at the street fair or in Math. Contact cw2453.
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Armenia is not in the Middle East…
That’s true, it isn’t. I think the author meant that the Armenians are selling Middle Eastern food. Jerusalem does have an Armenian Quarter, and there are Amermenians who live in the Middle East. But as far as I know, yes, Armenia isn’t in the Middle East.
the middle east isn’t really an absolute term and like all other aspects of the region, armenia’s inclusion is debatable to some extent. historically it has at times been included in the region though we typically dont in recent times.
free Nagorno-Karbakh!!!
The food isn’t cheap. $7 for a small kabab and a bunch of rice.
my hummus and tabouleh, a heaping plateful, was 3 dolla. pretty good, i think.
although armenia isn’t really a middle eastern country, it’s tough to pinpoint a locale for the food. they are selling food, though, that pretty much all of lebanon, turkey, etc. eats.
in lebanon too
there is bomb armenian eats called birek or borek it was not there. sort of spanikopita thang. weak.
Armenia is not in the middle east but most Armenians used to live in the Middle East (Turkey) before they were all mass deported in a brutal genocide in 1915. So while what’s left of Armenia is no longer in the middle east, Armenians have a strong middle eastern component to them since so many came from and still live there throughout all the countries of the ME.