Word: glassed
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...chance to see a weekday game. The other point of course is that day games will still exist after the lights go on in Chitown. Every other team in the league has lights and they still hold weekday games in the afternoon. It's a case of the glass being half empty or half full. For the pessimists, it means the end of tradition. To the optimist, it means more baseball more of the time. Who could be against that...
...really more like a resource," says Robert Glass, an NSEA member who directs the Louisvillebased Resource Center for the Disabled and worked for several years for the American Printing House for the Blind. "If you need some ideas about implementing this in your school let's talk about it," Glass says...
Before the advent of computer technology, the blind were unable to make corrections or proofread their work. Talking word processors now allow them to do this, Glass says...
...There's so much that you and I take for granted," says Glass, who has developed a special math program for blind children from kindergarten to second grade. "Things you take for granted like reading the daily newspaper" are only now becoming available to the blind, he says...
...mainly been a time where we can fill in our gaps [in knowledge] and use our strengths and backgrounds [for others]," Glass says...