Fisher wins grand prize at festival
Originally appeared in Silent News, August 2001. Mark Fisher, a renowned deaf animator and now filmmaker, had his one-minute classical animation style piece, Elves [...]
Editorial: Odds and ends
Originally appeared in Silent News, August 2001. Well, we're at it again. We immediately believed every e-mail we got about the fiascoes in Rome [...]
Interpreting agency comes up with new way to handle data
Originally appeared in Silent News, August 2001. Trying to juggle names of deaf and hearing consumers, times, places, language preferences and information for over [...]
Editorial: Listening carefully to biases
Originally appeared in Silent News, August 2001. Today I had yet another nasty reminder of how ignorant hearing people generally perceive deaf people. The [...]
PSAD celebrates 120th anniversary
Originally appeared in Silent News, August 2001. It seemed only fitting that the 115th annual Pennsylvania Society for the Advancement of the Deaf (PSAD) [...]
Tapestry of worlds comes together in Orlando
Originally appeared in Silent New, August 2001. Sun, fun, and entertainment were the key features of the 17th national conference of the Registry of [...]
Maryland ready to have Bonheyo take over football
Originally appeared in Silent News, August 2001. Maryland School for the Deaf in Frederick has scored a touchdown with the hiring of its new [...]
Editorial: Unity, history and opportunity
Originally appeared in Silent News, July 2001. Every day I open my e-mail, and am often bombarded with e-mail after e-mail about various situations [...]
NFSD celebrates 100 years of fraternalism
Originally appeared in Silent News, July 2001. In 1901, people had not yet experienced a World War; Titanic hadn't sunk yet; TTYs and decoders [...]
Good Grief! Charlie Brown uses sign language
Originally appeared in Silent News, July 2001. Visitors to St. Paul will see a variety of characters - including some quite comical ones. No, [...]