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Valerie Sutton Date: Mon May 11, 1998 10:09 am Subject: Standardization of ASL | |
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List Members: This is the last message caught in transition: __________________________________________________ Subject: Re: Standardization of ASL To: SignWriting List (SignWriting) Date: Sun, 10 May 1998 01:49:02 -0400 (EDT) From: Robert Goodwin >MESSAGE TO THE SIGNWRITING EMAIL LIST > From: Krakadoom > > ASL has its Patrick Greybill, Ella Mae Lentz, Gilbert Eastman. . . . > They're well-known, only they're on videotapes instead of paper. > But you do bring us to a challenge. Those Deaf who reject SW > are also rejecting the chance to be printed literary giants. I will > keep this in mind next time I see SW under attack by such persons. Where in *HECK* is Pat Graybill? (yes it's Graybill, not Greybill) It's been quite a bit of time since I last saw him, I worked with him back at NTID, and I was in a couple performances he directed, as well as worked on props and stage items for his performances. There were a few other directors at NTID that I worked with as well. Pat was also one to do all sorts of rather interesting things with ASL, and he's done a few of those things with me. If someone, maybe me, shows him some signwriting examples, then his well-known renditions of some famous songs in ASL, fingerspelling, and other rather odd humorous ways could be sent to paper, in signwriting. I'm heading back out there in mid-July for the reunion, and some possible job searches out in the area. Robert Goodwin Homepage: https://members.iglou.com/rsg0910 Sez who that a deaf person can't have fun on the net? No ears required! _________________________________________________________________ Valerie :-) https://www.SignWriting.org Sutton at the DAC Deaf Action Committee For SignWriting Box 517, La Jolla, CA, 92038-0517, USA (619)456-0098 voice (619)456-0010 tty (619)456-0020 fax ________________________________ SignWriting is a way to read, write, and type signed languages. ________________________________ The "SignWriting List"(SW-L) discusses the issues of "signed language literacy". To join, write To: SignWriting List ________________________________ |
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