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“Everybody is somebody, so you don't have to introduce anybody.”

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Vartan Gregorian

Vartan Gregorian is a prominent figure in the fields of education and philanthropy. Born on April 8, 1934, he is a distinguished educator, scholar, and philanthropist. more

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