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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2007
Page
12
Mayra pursued implants for her two deaf children. Leslie received an implant in 2006 and first heard sounds after 40 days, while Alex followed with his implant later that year. Teachers in the deaf classroom adapt, using sound sources and interpreters to help students learn.
Principal Sandy Almos notes Edith Scheuerman hosts a long running sign language program for the deaf and hard of hearing with six staff. The school allows siblings of hearing impaired students to attend without transfers and boasts students engaging in conversations in sign language on a plane. A unique sign chair unites hearing and non hearing students as a symbol of inclusive learning.
Dasenbrach recalls the sign choir formed in 2006 and touring with Maria Torres, a sign language interpreter, to educate Japanese students about Edith Scheuerman's hearing impaired program. The effort impressed the Japanese school system, which adopted a version of the program.
In a bridge deal from Becker's Bridge The Vanishing Trick, South reaches six spades after a clever line that eliminates a heart loser. By cashing clubs and diamonds, ruffing diamonds and an endplay, he forces West to surrender a club or diamond, discarding a heart loser and enabling a successful slam despite 3-0 trumps. The article pairs the bridge tale with a Sudoku note on number placement.
Experts debate a future without horse slaughter as markets shift from meat to other uses. Lawmakers, breeders, and animal advocates weigh consequences of ending slaughter, citing price drops and potential abandonment while noting public opposition and evolving glue ingredient trends.
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