Making strides in closed captioning

By |2009-04-26T17:43:10-05:00February 1, 2002|

Originally appeared in Silent News, February 2002. Believe it or not, babies born in 1980 – now 22 years old – do not remember [...]

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Editorial: The birds and the bees

By |2009-04-26T17:23:18-05:00February 1, 2002|

Originally appeared in Silent News, February 2002. I have a little secret to tell you. I am a ballet failure. But, ah, I quit [...]

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Texas deaf inmates researched, results to become book

By |2009-04-26T17:19:06-05:00February 1, 2002|

Originally appeared in Silent News, February 2002. There's been a lot of publicity surrounding deaf prisoners within the past few years, including Joseph Heard, [...]

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Hobby turns into sweet taste of victory

By |2009-04-12T17:46:18-05:00February 1, 2002|

Originally appeared in Silent News, February 2002. Council Bluffs, Iowa - Robert Patzner always dreamed of facing what seemed to be his biggest challenge: [...]

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Pontiac-GMC provides interpreters

By |2009-04-28T21:17:47-05:00February 1, 2002|

Originally appeared in Silent News, February 2002. Auto shows allow people to check out the latest accessories, marvel at concept cars, and sigh over [...]

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Simple Concept Becomes Valuable Interpreter Tool

By |2009-04-12T17:42:20-05:00February 1, 2002|

Originally appeared in Silent News, February 2002. At first glance, the concept seems ridiculously simple. Set up a tripod-like device in front of you [...]

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