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Blue Apple (1994)

Deaf students seek vengeance on their vicious teacher by dabbling in black magic. What they don't realize is their teacher already possesses magical powers and puts a spell on them in retaliation. What transpires turns red apple blue and your worst nightmares true in this imaginative production.

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Gary Brooks' "The G files: The Bison"

The G files: The Bison. The story about how Gallaudet University selects its mascot, which is the bison. Explanation about how the University’s campus newspaper got its name, Buff and Blue. The invention of the Bison Song by Dorothy Miles after realizing that the teams had no spirit song for the fans to cheer them on. Written and Directed by Gary Brooks '95

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Class of 1952 (1990)

Class of '52. The history of deaf black children at the Kendall School from the late 1800's to the early 1950's. The poor education that was given to the deaf children, however it was worse for the black deaf children. In the year of 1867-1888, the Columbia school for the deaf conducted integrated classes. Separate but equal doctrine was legitimated by Plessy vs. Ferguson. This law established the concept of segregation within education. The black deaf children were sent to…

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The Deaf Way II: Presentation Series Language and Culture part 1 of 2 Deaf View Image Art: A Manifesto Revisited

The Deaf Way II: Presentation Series Language and Culture part 1 of 2 Deaf View Image Art: A Manifesto Revisited Presenter: Betty Miller An examination of the Deaf View Image Art manifesto created at the first Deaf Way of 1989, where it is today, and where its future lies.

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MLK-video-Liz-CC

Captioned version of the video made for MLK

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Deaf Mosaic 1008

Chicago television reporter, Karen Meyer; "Inclusion" - should deaf children be mainstreamed?; deaf actor Howie Seago in Seattle; 911 service update for deaf citizens. From the BBC's "See Hear", world renowned percussionist Evelyn Glennie.

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Deaf Video # 186 - Oral Deaf History Project: Ernest Marshall

Deaf Video # 186 Oral Deaf History Project: Ernest Marshall. John Schuchmann interviews Ernest Marshall, a deaf pioneer in film making. Ernest was born in Poughkeepsie, New York. Ernest was born deaf, and came from third generation of deaf families. Ernest divulged that he taught himself how to film and edit the film, sharing experiences of acting and producing. Ernest hopes that deaf people in future continues to enjoy film making, so that deaf community can continue to enjoy watching them.…

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Gallaudet Video Presents Inside Gallaudet 104 (1989)

Gallaudet Video Presents Inside Gallaudet 104. Highlights from the World Games for the Deaf in Christchurch, New Zealand. Deaf Way was mentioned as well. The Month in Review covers Black History Month featuring well known deaf black people, Valentine’s Day Dating Game, Human Sexuality and Health issues were discussed with Gallaudet students. Student Focus covers the issue with the Dining Hall, Computer problems and Sports Break. Issues and Opinions on the debate of requiring teachers to…