1. Far From the Tree by Andrew Soloman (Boston: Beacon Press 2012)
A Disability History of the United States by Kim Nielson (Boston: Beacon Press 2012)
2. a) “Ability is a tyranny of the majority” (29).
b) “The face of it stood so low into the breast,as the Fares grew upon the shoulders,the eyes and mouth stood more out than other childrens, The nose grew hooking upwards, the face had noe parte of head behind, but a hallowe plae, yet unbrowned” (29).
3. Soloman, Andrew. “Far From the Tree”.
Scribner. New York,2012
Nielsen, Kim. “A Disability History of the United States”.
Beacon Press. Boston 2012
4. We were not able to find any cartoons from the 1980′s where specified. We asked at the desk for help and they were unsure as well
5. Adobe Premier
6.Patterson Office Tower, Top of the 5/3 Building, Greek Houses
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8. Core 2
9. A man leaning on a fence with a horse a few feet away. It is located on the main floor.
10. You were located on the 5th floor in the center section.
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