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carina.unm.edu>The University of New Mexico Department of Linguistics Position Announcement Assistant Professor The Department of Linguistics at the University of New Mexico invites applications for a tenure track Assistant Professor appointment beginning August 17, 1992. Research experience in the structure, acquisition, and/or psycholinguistics of ASL and/or signed language interpreting is required. Demonstrated proficiency in ASL required, with current RID certification or expectation of RID certification within one year. Will be required to teach courses, supervise students, and participate in the administration of the Signed Language Interpreter Training Program. Ability to contribute to teaching, research, and graduate student supervision in the Department of Linguistics is expected. PhD to be completed by August 1992. Submit letter of interest, curriculum vitae, three letters of recommendation, and supporting materials by May 15, 1992. Address applications to: Jean Newman, Chair Department of Linguistics University of New Mexico Humanities 526 Albuquerque, NM 87131-1196. EOE/AA. UNM is strongly committed to cultural pluralism and is particularly interested in receiving applications from women, members of ethnic minorities, and disabled individuals.Mail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
sapir.uchicago.edu>If anyone out there has tried unsuccessfully to reach any of the U. of Chicago linguists with accounts on SAPIR (i.e., addresses ending in sapir.uchicago.edu) in the past couple of weeks, please try again. Sapir was down for about a week (ca. March 6-13) and messages may have bounced. Thank you. Nancy L. Dray drayMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue
aunix.fullerton.edu>Re: 3.258 Printing two-up > In the greater interest of ecology, is there a printing program > or tool out there that would allow one to print two pages onto > one page in the way described? This would save us a lot of time > and paper. In addition to what has been said before about Mac programs, the latest version (4.2) of Aldus PageBreaker [sic!] has a "Make booklet" command which will perform this task, if in a somewhat roundabout manner. Much more to the purpose, and much easier on the pocketbook, is a free program called Save A Tree. It has several six different layouts (including 4-on-1), and allows one to set the fonts, margins, even the background picture. Here is an excerpt of the read-me: > Save A Tree is a text file printing utility designed to conserve > paper by printing on 1 page what would normally use 2 or 4 pages. > > Since Save A Tree only handles 'TEXT' files, I expect its primary > audience will be programmers printing source code. Although, the > word wrap option makes it useful for general text printing too. > > Because of the small font sizes used, Save A Tree works best on > high resolution printers. > > Use of Save A Tree is free of charge. I encourage you to share > it freely. Copies of the source (THINK C) may be obtained for > $20 and a disk w/SASE. > > Send comments & bug reports to: > > Michael S. Engber > U.S. Mail: 1585 Ridge Ave, Evanston, IL, 60201 > InterNet: engberMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issue