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Do deaf employees face firing faster than non-deaf? (Part 1)
It seems that most non-deaf employers tend to terminate or demote deaf employees quicker and easier for any unprofessional acts than non-deaf employees.
Countless career opportunities are available for deaf students, adults
I believe that only a very small percent of deaf people currently possess doctorate degrees.
Doctors to parents: ‘I’m sorry; your baby is deaf’
A doctor usually makes the first comments to parents about the condition of their newborn baby’s condition.
Part 2: Blind, deaf and normal babies are all different
Baby A represents a normal baby, while Baby B depicts a blind baby. Baby C is a deaf baby.
Comparing babies: normal, blind and deaf are all different
I think the next two articles, part one and two, will help you understand better the way deaf people that are born deaf experience the “beginning of the life.”
For non-deaf professionals only: If you think you are like her, please raise your hand?
Part 2 continues our discussion about interpreting.
Our Opinion: Generosity abounds in Share the Harvest
News Tribune editorial
Generosity comes in many forms.
Our Opinion: Proposed tax hike returns, but diversion continues
A tax increase has been proposed, in part to fill a void created because the state continually diverts money intended for that purpose.
Our Opinion: Common sense preferable to complications
An analysis of the response to Joplin’s tornado warning reads like a variation of Aesop’s Fable “The Boy Who Cried Wolf.”
Our Opinion: An extraordinary and pitiful possibility
The potential exists for Missouri’s special legislative session to become an extraordinary waste of lawmakers’ time and taxpayers’ money.
Our Opinion: Unfinished business dominates no-so-special session
The agenda for Missouri’s not-so-special legislative session is expanding.
Our Opinion: Cognitive computing – ‘What now?’
Welcome to the brave, new reality of “cognitive computing,” a technological trend to develop a computer that behaves like a human brain.
Our Opinion: Joplin's lessons of strength
Joplin High School students resumed classes Wednesday, but they didn’t return to the building they attended last year. It’s gone.
Our Opinion: New school year will trigger mixed emotions
Mixed emotions are synonymous with the first day of a new school year. For students, the anticipation of reconnecting with friends is mixed with trepidation about impending course work and tests.
Our Opinion: Politicians capitalize on frustration they created
Politics reign while people suffer.
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