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GRAPELICIOUS NEWS 09.12.2013

Thomsen Young September 13, 2013
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Quincy professor offers a unique perspective on deafness
Wicked Local
John Pirrone of Quincy is deaf and communicates using American Sign Language (ASL). He has led advocacy organizations for the deaf, and is adviser to the Speak Easy Stage Company for their current production, “Tribes,” the story of a deaf man.
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Audit finds money management, operational issues at Virginia School for the …
Washington Post
STAUNTON, Va. — A state audit says the Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind needs to correct several problems, including money management and lax computer security. Superintendent Nancy Armstrong says in a response to the audit that the school …
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WV School Board members get behind the scenes look at deaf, blind schools
West Virginia Public Broadcasting
September 12, 2013 · Some members of the West Virginia Board of Education took a tour of the Schools for the Deaf and Blind in Romney, W.Va., Wednesday. The Board’s monthly meeting took place on the campus and prior to the meeting members walked …
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We, the ‘blind, deaf, mute’ people!
The Nation
policy document. It illustrates some of our political leaderships’ flawed perceptual orientation about contemporary global political realities and offers out-of-the-box solutions for this country’s much-needed adjustments and political engagements with …
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Night golf highlights deaf-blind challenge
London Community News
Guests will enjoy a barbecue dinner, prizes and silent auction, the unique nine-hole glow-in-the-dark golf game and a “sensory putting contest.” Guests of Glow Golf will tee-off at sunset using glow-in-the-dark golf balls, relying on their tactile …
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Florida School for the Deaf smothers St. Francis

Gainesville Sun
Calling the Florida School for the Deaf’s offense “overwhelming,” Wolves coach David LaMarre said his squad saw the ball just once in the third quarter, and had only a handful of possessions for the game. Florida School for the Deaf smothers St …
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