Gallaudet College Faces Roaring Enrollment Rise
The world’s only accredited liberal arts college for the deaf sees applications surge as 14 years after a rubella rise, a growing cohort of deaf students reaches college age. The campus emphasizes total communication with a 7.5 to 1 student faculty ratio and a broad, inclusive culture.
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Christopher Connell
Associated Press
Ashington
Dawn W Bradley
Gallaudet
Gallaudet College
Edward C. Merrill Jr
Merrill
Wilding
Gooding
Idaho
Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
Iowa
Canada
Mary C. Blake
Texas
Debbie Peterson
Alabama
Washington
Poker wins, hands down in men-only circle of players
In a New York Times piece Walter Goodman recounts a monthly poker group of seven men who meet for four hours of escape from work and family. They cherish ritual, small stakes, and daring bets that mimic riskier past freedoms while keeping life contained.
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Walter Goodman
New York Times
Joe
Howard
Harold
Art
If it ain't broke dont fix it says Bob Greene on Bell breakup
Bob Greene argues against AT&T breakup citing a trusted Bell System record of reliable service. He contends antitrust action will raise costs and create short term confusion despite promises of competition.
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Ma Bell
Telephone Company
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bell System
At&t
Justice Department
Bell
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Edward Miner Gallaudet
Steve A Cettel
Bob Greene