29 comments January 26th, 2007
Today, I want to honor this man, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  He made it possible for the changes in this world so we would be free to do whatever we want. I don’t know where we would be if it was not for him and his wife, Mrs. Coretta Scott King, who died with dignity and honor. After she promised to carry her husband’s wishes and she accomplished his mission, although they are both gone, I think it is far from over.  I’d rather not settle for mediocrity, however we have learn to live by today’s standards until changes are made.
As for the Deaf, we have much longer way to go, and we don’t have someone like a Deaf Martin Luther King, Jr. to fight for us. I think all you can do is support that National Association for the Deaf or National Black Deaf Advocates. They need all your support because without your support, it is impossible. Or why not be the first one to fight for the cause?
June Alsobrook
Atlanta, GA
28 comments January 14th, 2007
Courtesy of DawnSignPress (video 2 of 2)
A group of diverse members of Gallaudet University community speaks out about the issues and its impact of the protest.
Complete interviews and footage will be posted Spring 2007 at www.dawnsign.com
9 comments January 12th, 2007
Courtesy of DawnSignPress (video 1 of 2)
DSP staff were graciously allowed time with Dr. Robert Davila to talk about some of the first challenges and plans that faces his presidency.
Complete interviews and footage will be posted Spring 2007 at www.dawnsign.com
11 comments January 12th, 2007
67 comments January 11th, 2007
A vlog by guest vlogger, Amy Cohen Efron
UPDATE:Â This video is now voice-over with subtitles and if you want to see it, click here.
36 comments January 9th, 2007
In case you missed it, you can see CNN Newsroom Interview with Dr. Davila here. It is my first time copying from TV into iMovie and then to internet. I was disappointed that the closed captions did not show up when I transferred the video.  I will figure this out for future postings. So I added the questions in between Dr. Davia’s responses so you can follow the interview. As always, Dr. Davila, you did great job! (Note: The file is somewhat large - be patient before the video start.)
33 comments January 5th, 2007
