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Seeds of Hope: The Andrew Jackson Foster Story (2018)

A visual narrative of Andrew Jackson Foster whom he was the first deaf African American to graduate from Gallaudet College in 1954 and worked toward achieving his dream of establishing 32 Deaf schools in Africa.

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Gary Brooks' "The G files: The Rock Walls"

The G files: The Rock Walls. It was built in April 1982 and its designer was Lloyd Harwell. He was inspired by the famous Stonehenge in England and Farm Crops Circles. Both Stonehenge and Farm Crops Circles were believed to be done by UFOs or part of religion rituals. Written and Directed by Gary Brooks '95

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Deaf Mosaic 402: Deaf President Now

Deaf President Now (DPN). 1988 Deaf Mosaic special edition on the Deaf President Now movement, produced immediately following the events during March 1988. Interviews with student leaders Greg Hlibok, Tim Rarus, Bridgetta Bourne, Jerry Covell, and others -- Exclusive footage of the demonstrations on the Gallaudet campus -- and an interview with new Gallaudet president, Dr. I. King Jordan.

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deaf-education-200yrs

Short video outlining the history of deaf education, including the beginning of what became Gallaudet University.

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Gary Brooks' "The G files: The Tree"

The G files: The Tree. The story about the oak tree that was used to be in the spot where the statue of Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet and Alice Cogswell currently is located on the campus. Daniel Chester French was the sculptor for the statue but before he accepts the contract, he made a concession that he would pick the spot where the statue will be. President Edward Miner Gallaudet was hesitant to agree to the demand. However, the oak tree was struck down by the lightning so it could…

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Deaf Mosaic 1003

Sara Peltier, whose Mountain Streams Resort in North Carolina provides restful, vacation luxury cabins; Bowhunters honing their skills in an archery tournament; the American Red Cross' blood donor guidelines; a summer day in the life of 6 year old deaf child Rachel Steingieser; the theatre and arts scene on London's West End opens up to deaf artists; and Oklahoma farmers Ruby and Harold Moeller show that the farm life doesn't have to be a hard life.

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Gary Brooks' "The G files: The Little Iron Dog"

The G files: The Little Iron Dog. A tale about the dog that was called Diamond. Diamond was considered as a source of inspiration for students who struggled to succeed at homework, playing sports or feeling depressed. When Diamond died, the owner decided to buy an iron statue that looked like Diamond and put it in the front of Chapel Hall. Written and Directed by Gary Brooks '95

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Gary Brooks' "The G files: The Lost Houses"

The G files: The Lost Houses. The history of the houses that were lost due to demolition and reports of ghosts haunting and strange noises. House 5 was demolished to make room for parking lot. House 6 was demolished in 1973 and House 7-8 (Drakes House) was demolished in 1984. Written and Directed by Gary Brooks '95

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Gary Brooks' "The G files: Ghost Light"

The G files: Ghost Light. Rachel was following a red light and met Ryan who shared about the tale of Ghost Light. The Ghost light always appears at Homecoming games when the Bison Song was performed following the feeling of vibrations. Written and Directed by Gary Brooks '95