The cover story entitled “The 2000 N.A.D. Conference,” is about a gathering held by the N.A.D. (annually or bi-annually –the article didn’t specify) that involves games, the Miss Deaf America Pageant Finals, parties, forums, workshops, and so much more. The confer

ence was held from July 3rd through July 8th in Norfolk, Virginia. Norfolk is a city based on the Atlantic Ocean front, so some of the conference attendants were able to enjoy N.A.D. organized cruises out of the harbor for July 4th activities. A total of 2300 people were registered for the conference by the last day. There are usually a wide variety of attendants of all ages and places. Many students, teachers, and delegates from state associations were involved in the conference. However, it wasn’t all fun and games at the conference, the business end of the conference was a drawn out process that involved discussions regarding the goals and policies of the N.A.D. for the two years following the conference. Everything went off without a hitch and the conference was an overall success. It was nice to realize that there are other cultures thriving within our own culture.

This newsletter was very effective in communicating

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