In the dock over son’s drowning on sea crossing
The last time Ayoubi Nadir remembers seeing his son alive was just before midnight on November 7. It was cold and he was holding the 5-year-old in his arms.
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Oxi Day philotimo video inspires Harvard Business Review article
Successful companies live up to Greek concept of “philotimo”, according to a recently published article in the Harvard Business Review.
Greece puts faith in online schooling
DEREK GATOPOULOS
There's just 10 minutes left to come up with a story using items scattered on the prep table: Leaves and ferns from the schoolyard, scissor-cut scraps of colored paper, a glue stick, and two hand puppets – a long-tailed squirrel and a blue hedgehog.
In the dock over son’s drowning on sea crossing
The last time Ayoubi Nadir remembers seeing his son alive was just before midnight on November 7. It was cold and he was holding the 5-year-old in his arms.
New organization to highlight persecution of Christians
The Orthodox Public Affairs Committee (OPAC) was officially launched Wednesday in Washington DC.
Maria Moscholiou, longest-serving High Priestess, dies
Maria Moscholiou, who became famous for playing the role of High Priestess during several Olympic flame lighting ceremonies, has died, reports said Wednesday.
Pandemic, rapid rise of remote working drives many Greeks back home
The first thought she had when the airplane landed in July was that this was the first time in seven years that she was coming back home without having booked a return flight.
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David Hockney’s lockdown in rural France
The self-indulgent individualism of 1960s California, the youths splashing around in swimming pools in David Hockney’s iconic paintings seem like they anticipated a future in which the working class adopted all the trapping of middle-class pleasures.