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The Broadway musical Beautiful: The Carole King Story tells the story of Carole King’s career and songwriting collaboration with husband and lyricist Gerry Goffin.
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This article was written by Dr. Charles Van Riper in 1965. Van Riper's research remains valuable and important to consider more than 50 years later.
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For more than a year, celebrated author Vince Vawter has been collaborating with Jim Wann on a stage show that will be of great interest to the stuttering community — Paperboy: A Musical.
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Glenn McClure traveled to Antarctica to study changes in the ice — and to use the data he collected in a new musical project, the latest in McClure's history of combining math, music, and nature.
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While most of Steve Harvey's success stems from his skill at entertaining crowds, as a child his stutter made him terrified of speaking in front of audiences.
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Research findings can sometimes serve as a bright, shiny object, distracting our attention from the methods of study.
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Long-time Stuttering Foundation friend Alan Rabinowitz is CEO of the only organization devoted exclusively to the conservation of the wild cat species.
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Nino Ilievski is the creative genius behind the Stuttering Foundation's poignant public service ads.
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Teachers have intuitively known the secret for years: nursery and counting rhymes have an important place in the learning process.
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An open letter to a lifelong friend: For most of my life, you’ve been the friend I didn’t want, but couldn’t see my life without.
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Hockey player Bryan Rust has been a champion for stuttering, openly discussing his struggles with several media outlets.
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