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 [...]
Game show not covered by ADA
Originally appeared in Silent News, December 2000. Deaf people sue for access; Judge says no To get on Who Wants to be a Millionaire?, [...]
Deaf flag football tournament in Chicago full of surprises
Originally appeared in Silent News, December 2000. Wheeling, IL—The weather was perfect: not too chilly, but not too hot. The sun was cooperative, and [...]
Wyndholme Village to start construction by January 2001
Originally appeared in Silent News, November 2000. Wyndholme Village, a residential senior community for deaf and hard of hearing people in Baltimore, Md., has [...]
STD/AIDS Hotline calls increases yearly
Originally appeared in Silent News, November 2000. Nowadays, AIDS and HIV are such household words, thanks in part to the generous publicity the disease [...]
LightKitchen hopes to bring together fellow filmmakers
Originally appeared in Silent News, November 2000. A group of students at Gallaudet University has formed a group, LightKitchen, in hopes of becoming a [...]
Editorial: Guess what I just heard?
Originally appeared in Silent News, November 2000. By the time I got out of bed on the morning of Sept. 28, I had five e-mails [...]
Editorial: What a start!
Originally appeared in Silent News, October 2000. A few weeks ago, I drove from Chicago to Mount Laurel, N.J., to start my new job [...]
Wynd Communications responds to customer service complaints
Originally appeared in Silent News, October 2000. Wynd Communications, a division of GoAmerica, Inc., is the deaf/hard of hearing community's largest supplier of two-way [...]
Wiser and more experienced, attorney hits campaign trail
Originally appeared in Silent News, October 2001. Kelby Brick, an attorney who is deaf, is again running for a seat on the Greenbelt City [...]