The fight of her life: Ronda Kopatich-Johnson
Ronda Kopatich-Johnson was my children's teacher aide last year in preschool, and my children went ga-ga over her. My children came home with new words [...]
Jay Blumenfeld: Smart Alex Makes Good
This article originally appeared at www.deafprofessional.net. "Where people go, I go the other way," Jay Blumenfeld says with a playful smile. Blumenfeld, 52, is [...]
Deaf in Delhi Offers Rare Perspective of Being Deaf in India
This article originally appeared at www.deafprofessional.net. The cover of Deaf in Delhi features a stunningly handsome, dark man, complete with fashionable scarf around neck. [...]
A Year Later: “Deeply Disappointed” But Optimistic (Part II)
This article originally appeared at www.deafprofessional.net. An exclusive interview with Dr. Glenn Anderson This is the second installment of a two-part article. The first [...]
A Year Later: “Deeply Disappointed” But Optimistic (Part I)
This article originally appeared at www.deafprofessional.net. An exclusive interview with Dr. Glenn Anderson This is the first installment of a two-part article. The second [...]
Another Era Goes By
This article originally appeared at i711.com. Richard "Dick" Sipek, 82, died on July 17. I was stunned to learn of his death only two [...]
ON HAND: Maurice Potter
This originally appeared in The Tactile Mind Weekly in Trudy's ON HAND column. I went to a wake on Friday night. I wasn't very [...]
Lexington’s Cohen to retire after 35 years
Orginally appeared in Silent News, December 2000. Dr. Oscar P. Cohen, Superintendent and Chief Executive Officer of the Lexington School for the Deaf/Center for [...]
A Deaf Educator Retires: Victor Galloway
Originally appeared in DeafNation Newspaper, March 1999. The interview for this article was conducted via e-mail. “Let me tell you this...retirement is but a [...]