Cane Corso said:What make you think he is trying to "stir up" deaf people's problems at Gallaudet University?
dkf747 said:Re-read what I said. The answer is there.
Cane Corso said:Huh? Your post does not have an answer.
dkf747 said:Reading comprehension problems? It wasn't to you, or for you, so just keep on doing whatever. I disagree with your views and that's all that needs to be said.
Check out this site....especially the part called Not Deaf Enough? http://www.gallyfssa.org/I have seen those and it does not support your theory that Jane's a bad leader.
I am not sure that Gally has a program for hearing student at there? If yes, then how been no protest against hearings for what they want only "deaf" students on the campus. In fact, I am not big fellower of Gally's history or anything of Gally storie expect the two students were murdered by non-american student.
Sweetmind said:You are not making any sense. There is nothing we could do about student s murder. It s not the first time for the student who murdered other students.. There are some students who murdered themselves by commit suicide in other college or student get killed in college by outsider of college out there. It s not the first college that someone murdered students if you mind. So what is your point? Sighs
Of course Gally have the programs of Deaf Education / Interpreter Training for Hearing people who love ASL and to work with Deaf children or adults. I dont see any problem with that. Also they are already learned ASL before enroll Gallaudet University. No need to bring up negativity attitude from you. Sighs!
Thank you!
Sweetmind
gnulinuxman said:Nesmuth, are you saying that ASL is obsolete and that everyone is now required to use sound?
One of my hearing friends is demonstrating an interesting trend--more and more hearing people are learning ASL because they have easy access to ASL classes. I have a feeling ASL won't be going away. ASL isn't just a benefit to deaf people. It also can help hearing people communicate in libraries, behind a window (where no sound can go through but both people can see each other), across a room without yelling, and other situations where making noise is a disadvantage. It also makes describing visual stuff trivial (explaining certain things gets too hard in English but it's really easy in ASL).Nesmuth said:ASL will stay as long as people are available to support it just as much as oral communication will stay as long people support it.
Richard
I think that might be one reason she was picked--with the current trend of giving Latinos special treatment, it didn't surprise me.TrippLA said:Fernandes sounds like new first latino president at Gally...