With people with disabilities. Why do you choose that type of law quick. I was bored deaf blind and then i have to ask for accommodations and that ability to get an education and with people with disabilities and that struggle inspired me to become an attorney. Here is her book. The first deaf blind person to graduate from harvard law schoo school . Yes. What was that experience like quick. There were a lot of unknowns. I could not reach out to another deaf blind harvard law graduate to say how do you do that . Had you taken exam . I had to figure a lot of it out and that started way back in elementary school. And i was extremely surprised about trying to do an assignment and to investigate what was going on and i was in california in the mainstream Public School in a classroom with nondisabled students and then they realize the teacher was writing assignments on the board. So i needed an instructor to read the assignment so if i did that i would never be successful i had to be my own
Why do you choose that type of law quick. I was bored deaf blind and then i have to ask for accommodations and that ability to get an education and with people with disabilities and that struggle inspired me to become an attorney. Here is her book. The first deaf blind person to graduate from harvard law schoo school . Yes. What was that experience like quick. There were a lot of unknowns. I could not reach out to another deaf blind harvard law graduate to say how do you do that . Had you taken exam . I had to figure a lot of it out and that started way back in elementary school. And i was extremely surprised about trying to do an assignment and to investigate what was going on and i was in california in the mainstream Public School in a classroom with nondisabled students and then they realize the teacher was writing assignments on the board. So i needed an instructor to read the assignment so if i did that i would never be successful i had to be my own advocate and i started advocati
[applause] we should say that because the real event is about to come up here. Its my distinct pleasure to introduce you to our next speaker, admiral James Stavridis is a retired navy admiral whos calling the dean of the Fletcher School of law and diplomacy at tufts university. He has commanded at all levels of the military to include commander, european command and the supreme allied commander europe. I can provide you with a long list of his military assignments but you have probably already looked him up on the internet. So instead i will share some nuggets that provide a better understanding of how his career places him at the book festival today. He is no stranger to books. He started his love of books while his son was stationed in greece in the early 60s. Because there was no Armed Forces Network television, he spend his time at the post library. I can totally relate to this. My family was in france at the same time and my whole family, all seven kids, or over at the post librar
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The Bruins look to follow up a weekend that saw two new indoor school records at the Dr. Sander Invitational hosted by Columbia University in New York.