The Gift of SightRecycling Used Eyeglasses
Smell, touch, sound, taste, and sight make up the five senses. Most people are lucky enough to have all five senses but never realize they take these gifts for granted. For many people around the globe, vision is a problem. Little kids can't excel in school, and workers are unable to perform in their jobs simply because they can't see things clearly (Give the Gift).…
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How Much For A Spurs Game?If the prices don't stop sky-rocketing, I will have to watch them from my couch.I attended two Spurs games the last week of February. The first game I went to was against the challenging New Orleans Hornets. We, my girlfriend and I, paid eight dollars to park and walk almost a half a mile to the arena. I felt the bass of the music playing as I entered the AT&T Center; people were chanting, "GO SPURS GO!" through the hallways.Interview with Sharon DresserSpecial Services Manager at NVCErica Thomas: What is your goal for students with disabilities? Sharron Dresser: To give students with a disability the same access to college as non disabled students. Erica Thomas: Is my disability private information or is it public? Sharron Dresser: No, it's private unless the student wants to tell his/her teachers. |