[Journalists] need some help

[LoriStay at aol.com]

It depends on where on Long Island you start from as to how far it is from 
Manhattan.   Long Island lives up to its name, being 120 miles long and not 
very wide, and encompassing Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk counties.   
So in Queens and Brooklyn, you have Queens College and Brooklyn College, 
both part of the City University of New York.   Long Island itself is rife 
with schools, including community colleges, and Stony Brook in Suffolk.   Stony 
Brook is a state college.   Private colleges were mentioned in my previous 
email, and I'm sure I missed a few.

Long Island University is a good school.   We have not had any contact with 
the disability office there, which is most likely a good thing, since it 
indicates problems are minor.

Lori Stayer

In a message dated 7/12/09 4:38:26 PM, annpetrous at gmail.com writes:


> So none of these schools were acomindating? That is really horrible. I
> checked out pace, and I didn't see a disability office on the site. I hear
> LIU was a good school.  I would think that since these are private 
> schools,
> that they would be more than willing to help out.  How did you manage?   
> How
> far is Long Island from manhatton? I'm going to check out schools in 
> Jersey
> as well.  Do you know if the NFB will grand scholarships for someone who
> wants to persue a masters degree?
> 
> 
> 




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