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Scholastic Football Coverage
Scholastic Football: Profiles of Texas’ and Model Secondary’s Opponents
By Robert Alfred Hawkins, DeafNation Sports Editor
Scholastic Football Coverage
The Rationale Behind Texas School for the Deaf Being Named 11-Man Team of the Year
By Robert Alfred Hawkins, DeafNation Sports Editor
Scholastic Football Coverage
1998 DeafNation Football: Final Power Ratings
By Robert Alfred Hawkins, DeafNation Sports Editor
Sports & Rec
Scholastic Basketball Tournament Fever
Sports & Rec
Emotional USFFD Success in Cleveland, Ohio
Written/edited by Donald Craig and John C. Schultz

Sports & Rec
USADSF Announces USADB/ABAD Partnership
Muriel Strassler, USADB

Sports & Rec
Minnesota Named Football Team of the Year (6/8/9-Man)
Robert Alfred Hawkins, Sports Editor

Business
Understanding Variable Annuities
Tanya S. Hammersmith

Business
Hearing Health Magazine Caters to People with Hearing Loss
By Madeline Baro, Associated Press
Business
Bell Atlantic Sponsors Library TTY Program

Business
Crisis or Opportunity
Louis J. Schwarz

Education
Hearing Idioms
Terri Stonecipher
Education
CEO of Kellogg Foundation to Speak at Gallaudet

Education
Sign This! Blaming ASL for a Crime It Did Not Commit
James Womack, ASL Instructor
Education
Committee: More Independence for School
The Associated Press

Senior Bits
River Adventure with SPLORE
By Hester “Polly” Parsons

Senior Bits
Senior Bits
by Joanne Williams

Deafinitely Our Life!
Romantic Valentine’s Day Dinner: Cooking with Chef Eagle
Chef Eagle

Deafinitely Our Life!
Review: ‘101 Basic Signs’ CD-ROM
Review by Leslie Grimm

Deafinitely Our Life!
The Isolation Myth — Debunked, Big Time
Mark Drolsbaugh

ASL Corner
ASL Corner: TENDED-TO (or “ping!”)
Timothy Johnston
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Opinion
1999: New Year’s Resolutions…
Marvin T. Miller, Editor-in-Chief






