Editor for this issue: Heather Taylor <heather
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To All, We are proud to announce a brand new feature on LINGUIST: you can now search the entire LINGUIST site and database for information by subject language, linguistics subfield, and/or keyword. You can also choose the type of resource (like book or conference) that you are interested in--and you can choose multiple resource types. Formerly, if you were looking for a book about Greek, you could go to the publications area and use the book search to select the subject language "Greek" and retrieve 17 matches. Now you can find, not only books, but also journals, conferences, papers, research projects, and web sites devoted to Greek--all with a single search command. Since all the information on the LINGUIST site is now classified by its relevance to a linguistic subfield, this new search facility should offer a way to keep up with what's new in your field. For example, if you want to find all the information relevant to psycholnguistics, you'll retrieve nearly 500 resources: 2 Academic Paper(s) 196 Book(s) 50 Book Review(s) 7 Calls/Confs 50 Dissertation Abstract(s) 24 Job(s) 10 Journal(s) 12 Linguistic Program(s) 109 Linguist(s) 30 Web Resources The new LINGUIST site search can be found at: http://linguistlist.org/search-all.html You can get there from our homepage by clicking on "search" and then following this to "LINGUIST site" (this can be found as you scroll down the page, or on the left sidebar). We hope this new search facility will be a great help to you in finding information quickly and easily. But, as always, we welcome your suggestions on ways to improve it--please let us know what you think. The LINGUIST NetworkMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue