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The Irlen Method: Reading with Color
By Sylvester “Bud” Pues, Contributing Writer
Simplicity BankDon’t Get Hooked by a Phishing Scam
Member SpotlightEva Dominguez By Cathay Reta, Senior Writer “If they can teach me, then maybe I can teach my son.” That was the hope that brought Eva Dominguez to enroll in The Literacy Program at the Azusa City Library in California. She went to the library to get help for her 7-year old son, Anthony. She told the librarian that she could not read. She told her she has dyslexia. The librarian told Eva that The Literacy Program could help her. That is when things began to change for Eva.
Mary KouzayhaMy Unforgettable Vacation
“You’ll come home in a wooden box,” my tactless but well-meaning co-worker, Jackie, jokingly stated to me. I did not take her comment seriously. A History LessonA History and Government Lesson: The U.S. Constitution
The United States (U.S.) Constitution is the Supreme Law of the Land. It is the highest law of the nation. Anyone who studies to take the citizenship test knows that. In this article you will read about the history of the Constitution. You will read about the Bill of Rights. You will read how the Constitution established our system of government.
Technology WatchWindows 8 Update
In the November 2012 issue I wrote about the upcoming flagship software from Microsoft – Windows 8. In this issue I will share about my experience with it. I will also write about the upcoming update. First, I am happy to say that good news is around the corner for anyone running Windows 8. An update is on its way! It will fix some problems with Windows 8, and it will bring back the start button.  |
by Mary Kouzayha, Volunteer Tutor, Learn to Read Program, Manchester City Library, Manchester, New Hampshire
By Cathay Reta, Senior Writer
