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Colleges and universities aren't allowed under the federal Americans with Disabilities Act to discriminate against applicants because they have a disability, but are required to make "reasonable accommodations" for qualified students who prove through documentation and testing that they have disabilities, Ms. Kravets says.

Work & Family Mailbox 2011

Legal | Wired's David Kravets provides a brief but solid overview of the Christopher Handley manga-obscenity case, while manga scholar Matt Thorn clarifies recent comments and coverage.

Comics A.M. | The comics Internet in two minutes | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment 2009

David Kravets at Wired Threat Level blog reports that Hal Turner, a notorious shitbag "hate blogger" in New Jersey who was charged two months ago with threatening to kill judges and lawmakers, was secretly an FBI "agent provocateur" paid tens of thousands of dollars by our government to broadcast white supremacist rhetoric.

Boing Boing 2009

The IEP, which spells out educational goals and services a special-needs student will receive in school, will terminate when he graduates from high school, says Marybeth Kravets, a Deerfield, Ill., educational consultant.

Work & Family Mailbox 2011

Wendell is also getting ready for a solo show in October at Kravets|Wehby and a group show at Galerie Jean-Luc&Takako Richard in Paris so I stopped by his studio to check out the progress.

PHOTOS: STUDIO VISIT: Artist Wendell Gladstone Opens His Studio To Beautiful/Decay Nicole Campoy-Leffler 2010

Over at Wired News Threat Level blog today, Ryan Singel and David Kravets have been liveblogging the U.S. 9th Circuit hearing in San Francisco on the NSA's domestic surveillance program, and AT&T's alleged assistance.

Boing Boing 2007

In this second batch of answers, Ms. Kravets addresses questions on disability assessments and college accommodations.

NYT > Home Page By MARYBETH KRAVETS 2011

Marybeth Kravets is fielding questions this week on The Choice about applying to college with a learning disability, the subject of my column published over the weekend in The Times's Education Life supplement.

NYT > Home Page By MARYBETH KRAVETS 2011

Readers can still submit questions for Ms. Kravets by using the comment box on the original post, or by starting a new stream on the thread below.

NYT > Home Page By MARYBETH KRAVETS 2011

Marybeth Kravets, an educational consultant and past president of the National Association for College Admission Counseling, is answering questions this week on applying to college with a learning disability.

NYT > Home Page By MARYBETH KRAVETS 2011