For Namtip

I was thinking today about what Alex said about not underestimating the blind. Well if you think about it people who have been denied vision there entire life have other senses still, and those senses are usually amplified. Dan said how would a blind person see a wall in front of them, well they can, there ears are very sensitive to the way sound bounces off surfaces around them and in front of them. It may be helpful to think about the sounds different spaces can make, not just at Higgins Hall, but in general, like small compressed spaces have a different sound when you speak in than do great halls.