[Blindmath] Audio scopes/light probes and other things may be useful to science people

[Tami Kinney]

Wouldn't this be a legal matter? Well, I have learned the hard way that 
just because the law requires an entity to do something does not mean 
that they will not do the opposite and get away with it. So then you 
have to decide if you want to devote your time and energy to tackling 
the problem or to getting what you need in life so you can live it... So 
I hear your frustration.

I wish I could say that I am shocked that your OSD would be so brazen as 
to come out and say that the whims and prejudices of the professors have 
anything at all to do with whether you can take their classes, but I'm 
not. Is there anybody on your side with some clout to clear things up 
for them? I'm just wondering, not telling you what you need to do 
abouttaking classes. I just find it maddening that people still have to 
put up with that, er, smelly brown stuff from people who are being paid 
to know better. Grrr! Aargh! /grin/

I do enjoy reading about the work and tools from those who have managed 
to get their hands on them to do math and science while feeling very, 
very sorry for my little self because I'm still trying to figure out how 
to get myself the toys to play, too! /smile/

Tami

On 10/29/2011 01:59 AM, Pranav Lal wrote:
> Amanda,
> <snip I'm amazed that they let you take chemistry and physics. Someone at
> OSD
> basically told me that at my college the professors did not want blind
> students in their chemistry labs.
> PL] I have lived through that in high school. I bulldozed my way in but then
> school is different. I also created my own chemistry lab at home so that I
> could practice.
>
> Pranav
>
>
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