This is a protest blog. I’ve not decided what to do with the blog after the protest is over. Actually I never expected this blog to be so successful, so that took me by surprise.

Again many thanks

I think down the road the deaf community should be supporting her via donations.

I think maybe it’s dangerous to work for a newspaper since they are all pretty much controlled by Corportions.

I bet down the road, journalists/reporters will look at MZ with envious because of her freedom of speech/press. She can write whatever she wants to without approval from her editors!!

MZ – you know we are ready to support you via donations whenever you want.

Ridor has his, why not you?

I agree with JB – I love your writing styles, too!

Actually I had no formal training as a reporter. This is my first time and I just started, maybe four months ago.

It is very essential that other people express their views to BoT. Maybe you can help by sending them copies of my articles, too, as I don’t have time to do that. I’m producing new articles while also working on the second part of the protest. It seems many people don’t understand that the protest isn’t over yet.

1. To find out would be to write in The Buff and Blue with a copy to the BoT.

3. ” Do you think BoT should know about Jordan ignoring thiese concerned parents? ”

3. Absolutely!

I hope that you will send
a copy of your blog to the
Board of Trustées. Silence
is wrong! Silencde means
an admission that Jordan
was right.

Please allow me to say that I am quite pleased with your blog and your thoroughly well researched reports as well as your professional approach in a non-intimidating manner. I think that you should become a reporter for Gallaudet’s several publications — or even for a newspaper. Study Maureen Dowd’s and Paul Krugman’s weekly op-editorial columns in The New York Times.

I must also add that I and many other people are attracted to your writing style. Each word you use is very much alive — not like others that are dry or à la George F. Will – soooooo dry.

Do not waste your talent. Get busy and get in touch with someone to help you get a job as a writer for Gallaudet.
You need no degree in English.
Look at Hemingway.

Jean Boutcher