The cover story entitled "The 2000 N.A.D. Conference," is about a gathering held by the N.A.D. (annually or bi-annually -the article didn't specify) that involves games, the Miss Deaf America Pageant Finals, parties, forums, workshops, and so much more. The conference was hel

This newsletter was very effective in communicating its purpose and place in Deaf culture. It is very impressive but there are so many current events and activities going on in the Deaf community. It is also interesting to know that are entire subcultures lobbying for new and better rights; not just for themselves but also for the greater good for everyone. If I became Deaf one day, or have children that are Deaf I am happy that there are people out there willing to accept that disability, and inform about how to interact and be involved with those with similar disabilities.

Another feature in the Broadcaster are the letters pages (there are two different ones). The first letters page is entitled "Letters to the Editor." Readers write in with questions regarding issues in Deaf culture and the editor responds he/she can. The second entitled "Dear Law Guy" is really not a letter page at all; but rather a fictional column that p

Some common words found in the essay are:
Deaf Friendly, Atlantic Ocean, Law Guy, Broadcaster Deaf, NAD Conference, NAD NAD, Editor Readers, Pageant Finals, Journal Summary, Virginia Norfolk, deaf culture, deaf hard, hard hearing, deaf hard hearing, deaf community, hearing people, deaf friendly, nad conference, hard hearing people,
Approximate Word count = 633
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)