Sign Language Blog

February 15, 2006 on 6:00 am | In Sign Language |

We Get the Beat
MediaPost - From bone flutes to digital downloads, music is a powerful storytelling medium. No wonder it’s still leader of the brand. C, F, C, G. To some readers, these may seem like four disconnected consonants in search of a few good vowels. But to those

Guide to Summer Camps
Newsday - Ages 3-5. Half-day. Farm theme for Summer 2006. Small groups, stimulating games & activities, sign language & dramatic play. Registration currently open. Fees: Call for rates. Contact: Florence Gersh

Sign language for babies ‘gives you a glimpse into their world’
Daily Herald Tribune - Imagine being dropped into a foreign land where no one spoke your language. You couldn’t get food or something to drink and it was often so frustrating, all you could do is scream. Now imagine what it’s like for a baby who hasn’t learned to talk yet

Jay’s Days in Torino - Tuesday 7, February
WGRZ TV - Today was our fourth day on the ground in Torino, and there is definitely a heightened sense of energy and excitement in the city. There is also a very noticeable increase in security here.. not only on the streets but also at the Olympic buildings

‘The Miracle Worker’
Orlando Sentinel - ‘The Miracle Worker’ What: Orlando Repertory Theatre production of the classic story about Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan. When: 7 p.m. Fridays, 2 and 7 p.m. Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays (through Feb. 26). Where: Orlando Repertory Theatre, 1001

Former Husker Ross pursuing his dream
Lincoln Journal Star - He traces the germination of his NFL dream to the seventh or eighth grade. To the Police Athletic League in Denver. Cory Ross runs from Michigan defenders during the first quarter of the Huskers’ Alamo Bowl victory. (Ted Kirk) Cory Ross chuckles at

For a Song
MediaPost - Josh Rabinowitz has an outrageous idea. “It won’t be long,” says the Grey Worldwide senior vice president, “before an original song, recorded specifically for an ad campaign, will be the No. 1 single in America. Imagine it: teenagers across the