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March 28, 2006 on 6:00 am | In Sign Language |

Quota International of Bossier City to have style show
Shreveport Times - Bossier City Mayor Lo Walker and Bossier Parish Community College Chancellor Tom Carleton are among luminaries who will take the ramp as models for the Quota International of Bossier City style show. The Quota Style Show and Luncheon is April 4 at

Boone author draws on diversity of knowledge for newest novel
Watauga Democrat - Boone author Oscar Godwin didn t go halfway around the world to research his new book. Instead, he brought his source to him. Oscar Goodwin and his novel, The Desecraters Godwin and his family hosted a Chinese exchange student for three years

Sebring students to help in New York City
Salem News Online - SEBRING - Students in the Learn & Serve class at Sebring High School participate in several service projects for the needy throughout the year. But next month, they’ll be taken out of their rural environment to see how people deal with poverty in an

Library helps mark major event for Deaf community
Scoop - Members of the Deaf community and interested members of the public are invited to attend a web cast screening of the third reading debate for the New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) Bill on Thursday 6 April at the Central City Library. The third reading

Shiver settling in at GSD
Daily Dunklin Democrat - Georgia School for the Deaf s new director, Lee Shiver, practices his sign language with student Roderick Smith at the school. Ryan Smith / Rome News-Tribune A cluster of students watched curiously as Lee Shiver slowly signed to a senior in a

Range of settlements for victims questioned
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - How the Archdiocese of Milwaukee determines monetary settlements for deaf victims of a Catholic priest who molested them as boys is being questioned by some victims and others. The amounts have varied from $5,000 to $200,000. Pat Cave, 57, of