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The 1999 Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science will be held in Anaheim, CA, from 21-26 January. The meeting will take place at the Anaheim Hilton and Towers, and the Anaheim Marriott. Some symposia of particular interest to linguists at this meeting include: "Grammar: What's Innate?" (organized by David Pesetsky) Friday 9-12 AM [Neurobiology, brain and Behavior track] "Southern California Indian Languages at the Millennium" (organized by Pamela Munro) Friday 2:30-5:30 PM [Geology, Geography and History track] "The Nature and Etiology of Specific Language Impairment in Children" (organized by Richard Schwartz) Saturday 9-12 AM [Neurobiology, Brain and Behavior track] Prof. Peter Ladefoged of UCLA will give a topical lecture on "Sounds of the World's Languages" on Saturday at 8:00 AM. Section Z (Linguistics and Language Science) will hold its annual business meeting on Friday evening at 8:00 PM in the Rancho Las Palmas room in the Marriott. All AAAS members with an interest in language science are invited to attend, and to propose topics for symposia that might be offered at next year's meeting (in Washington, DC). Further information on the meeting, including a full program of sessions across a wide spectrum of scientific disciplines, can be found on the web at http://www.aaas.org/meetings/scope. The AAAS continues to be an important forum in which linguists can make the case for our discipline to a wider scientific audience. These meetings also offer excellent opportunities for to sample a range of work in other sciences as well, of course. I encourage everyone who can arrange to be in Anaheim at this time (and who can take time off from Disneyland, the Mighty Ducks, etc.) to participate - and also to join the AAAS. I will be happy to answer any questions I can about AAAS or about this meeting. - Stephen R. Anderson (Secretary, Section Z)Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue