[Arizona-students] Welcome to All New Members!

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     I don't know of any blind students at St. Olaf yet, but there are two
visually impaired professors there.  One is in the music department, and the
other is in the English department.  i am acquainted with the music professor,
but not with the other.Quoting Arielle Silverman <Arielle.Silverman at ASU.edu>:

> Hey, Sydney! What's the deal with using your ASU email address when you're
> not going to ASU? Haha! Anyway, thanks for introducing yourself to the list,
> and congratulations on graduating! There are actually quite a few language
> freaks on the National Association of Blind Students (NABS) mailing list.
> BTW, for anyone who wants to join that discussion list and talk to blind
> students from across the country, the NABS-L mailing list is also on the
> NFBNet server like this list is.
>
>     I'm curious if anyone knows of any other blind students at St. Olaf? I
> know there is a student division in Minnesota.
>
> Arielle
>
> Original Message -----
> From: <Sydney.Freedman at asu.edu>
> To: "Arizona Association of Blind Students List"
> <arizona-students at nfbnet.org>
> Sent: Friday, May 20, 2005 7:44 AM
> Subject: Re: [Arizona-students] Welcome to All New Members!
>
>
> >     Thanks, Arielle!  I'm all for chatter!  So, I'll introduce myself and
> > hope
> > someone continues the discussion.
> >     i am Sydney Freedman, a senior at Horizon High School (not for very
> > much
> > longer).  Next year I will be attending St. Olaf College in Northfield,
> > Minnesota to study music, foreign language, Medieval studies, and whatever
> > else
> > I can fit into my designed major/schedule.  My major interests are early
> > and
> > classical music, British literature, foreign languages (and my own),
> > baking,
> > and the list continues.  I also love historical reenactment and will be
> > joining
> > the Society for Creative Anachronism in college.  Most importantly, I am a
> > Christian, a Lutheran, to be more exact (and i love Bach, of course).
> >     Well, that's enough for now.  I have to stop myself before I ramble
> > too
> > much.
> >
> > Blessings,
> > Sydney Freedman
> >
> > P.S.  In case any confusion comes up, I amd a girl, not a guy.  That's why
> > my
> > name is spelled Sydney and not Sidney.  It drives me nuts when I get junk
> > mail
> > addressed to Mr. Sydney Freedman.  (And, no, I'm not Sydney Freedman from
> > the
> > TV show M.A.S.H. either.)  I'm really going to stop now.Quoting Arielle
> > Silverman <Arielle.Silverman at ASU.edu>:
> >
> >> Hey, everyone! Over the past couple of months, I have noticed that a few
> >> new
> >> members have joined our Arizona-Students list. I have also noticed that
> >> this
> >> list has become more of a bulletin board for Arizona's student division
> >> than
> >> a discussion list, which is what we are hoping for it to be. It would be
> >> great if everyone could introduce themselves to the rest of the list,
> >> especially those who recently joined. Also, feel free to post to this
> >> list
> >> whenever you have a question about classes, accommodations, or anything
> >> else
> >> having to do with being blind or being a student.
> >>
> >>     My name is Arielle Silverman, and I am a junior at Arizona State
> >> University majoring in biology and psychology. I am also the president of
> >> the
> >> Arizona Association of Blind Students, a division of the National
> >> Federation
> >> of the Blind. Where are you guys from, and what/where are you studying?
> >>
> >>     I hope that more chatter will develop on the list as everyone's
> >> summer
> >> break begins.
> >>
> >> Arielle Silverman
> >
> >
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