:: NBC 15 Online | Teen murder suspect goes before judge ::

April 12, 2007 in Deaf, News, Sign Language

Teen murder suspect goes before judge

April 12, 2007

(BAY MINETTE, Ala.) April 12 — A deaf teen accused of killing his father may not be in jail much longer. Casey Clark, 19, waives his right to a preliminary hearing. That move could help Clark reunite with his family, sooner.
Christy Scarpitti, Clarks cousin, says: “It’s hard to look [...]

:: Gallaudet University | Gallaudet announces million-dollar donations at groundbreaking ceremony ::

April 12, 2007 in ASL, Business, Communication, Education, Hard of Hearing, History | Heritage, Sign Language

Gallaudet announces million-dollar donations at groundbreaking ceremony

Gallaudet announced two $1 million donations from Sorenson Legacy Foundation and Sorenson Communications Inc., at the April 4 groundbreaking for the James Lee Sorenson Language and Communication Center (SLCC).
The SLCC, set to open in 2008, will create a visu-centric space for collaborative learning, teaching, and research in an environment [...]

:: Voices | First comments ::

April 12, 2007 in ASL, Community, Deaf, Interpreter, Sign Language

First comments

Thursday, April 12, 2007
Posted in Daphne Wright trial

I applaud them. The Deaf community is very knit and the result of the verdict put us in a celebration for Darlene and now, she’s resting in peace. -A witness that was in court last Monday, on the worst day ever.
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