  Prime Minister rejects YSLU rector’s application April 20, 2012 - 16:43 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - Former rector of Yerevan State Linguistic University (YSLU) Suren Zolyan has tried to meet with Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan. Zolyan met with his students on April 20 saying he failed to meet the PM. He filed an application to the Prime Minister on April 11 which was cancelled by the head of the governmental administration. The thing is that Zolyan applied using a YSLU letterhead signing it as the university’s professor; meanwhile, according to the officials, he should have applied as a citizen. Following the meeting, several students of YSLU went to the governmental building to hand in Zolyan’s statement to the prime minister. Earlier, Armenian Minister of Education and Science Armen Ashotyan signed a decree to dismiss Zolyan from his post. Partner news  Top stories Hrach Berberyan: €2500 will be spent for the coverage of 1 hectare crop, whereas the price of one anti-hail station totals $30 000. The asteroid is said to measure in at about 1.7-miles long and will be about 3.6 million miles away from Earth as it passes. Artsrun Hovhannisyan: the helicopter wasn't damaged; there's no evidence as to the shooting except the accounts of the villagers. The demonstrators launched a signature campaign for a written note to be submitted to Public Services Regulatory Commission.   Partner news |  Latest news Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer in "Lone Ranger" action-packed trailer (video)  Bing bang booms and Old West villains galore fill the latest look at Hammer rising from the dead to ride alongside Depp as Tonto.“Man Of Steel” Superman reboot unveils final trailer (video) Legendary’s film is directed by Zack Snyder and starring Henry Cavill in the cape, Amy Adams as Lois Lane, and Michael Shannon as Zod.10 killed in sectarian violence in Lebanese city Lebanese army troops were seen patrolling major roads in Bab al-Tabbana hours before the fresh fighting broke out.Turkish-Armenian writer sentenced to 13 months in prison Last month, renowned Turkish pianist Fazıl Say was also handed a suspended 10-month prison sentence for blasphemy. |
