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WESTERN CONFERENCE ON LINGUISTICS 1994 UCLA Preliminary Program Friday, October 21 - LA Tennis Center 8:30 Registration Workshop: "Formal Issues in the Study of Negation" 9:00 Negation and the LF structural conditions on NPI licensing Maria Uribe-Exebarria (U of Connecticut/MIT) 9:30 N-words, polarity, and unselective binding Pilar Pin$ar (U of Arizona) 10:00 Negative polarity items as focus barriers Keun-Won Sohn (U of Connecticut) 10:30 Break 10:45 On the interaction between case assignment and negative word licensing Manuel Espan$ol-Echevarria (UCLA) 11:15 Overt pied piping and the syntax of negation in Nweh Michael Nkemnji (UCLA) 11:45 Negative islands and maximality Hotze Rullmann (U of Groningen) 12:15 Lunch 1:00 Amount relatives and the presuppositional/cardinal distinction Victoria Tredinnick (U of Pennsylvania) 1:30 Reciprocals and codistributivity Uli Sauerland (MIT) 2:00 Semantic funtional projections? (P: Evidence from Russian Natalia Kondraskova (U of Wisconsin, Madison) 2:30 Break 2:45 The passive implicit argument and the impersonal pronoun ' man' in German Roland Hinterhoelzl (USC) 3:15 Argument shifts and manner incorporation Teun Hoekstra (Leiden University) 3:45 Word order, intonation, and noun phrase interpretation in Dutch Jan-Wouter Zwart (U of Groningen) 4:15 Break 4:30 A nonhomogenous Wh-dependency: partial Wh-movement in German Michael Gamon (U of Washington) 5:00 Feature checking and Spanish se Jose Bonneau, Joyce L.S. Bruhn-Garavito and Alan R. Libert (McGill University) Saturday, October 22 - Haines Hall 2 9:00 Breakfast 9:30 Case: whatcha see is whatcha get Heidi Harley (MIT) 10:00 AspP and licensing of pro-arb objects Michael Yadroff (Indiana University/Utrecht University) 10:30 Types, tokens, AgrO & aspect Cristina Schmitt (U of Maryland) 11:00 Break 11:15 Object case marking and aspect in Japanese William McClure (U of Durham) 11:45 The possessor that stayed close to home Alan Munn (U of Missouri) 12:15 Lunch 1:15 Consonant cluster reduction: an optimality theoretic account Sung-Hoon Hong and Chang-Kook Suk (U of Arizona) 1:45 Nasal harmony in optimal domains theory Jennifer Cole and Charles W. Kisseberth (U of Illinois) 2:15 Hierarchical opacity nasal harmony: an optimality theoretic analysis Rachel Walker (U of California, Santa Cruz) 2:45 Break 3:00 A parametric acquisition model for stress Paula Fikkert (U of Konstanz) 3:30 The innateness of phonemic perception Patricia Donegan (U of Hawaii, Manoa) 4:00 Variation in feature geometry: the case of front vowels Stuart Davis (Indiana University) 4:30 Break 5:00 Elan Dresher, Keynote Speaker 6:00 Party Sunday, October 23 -Haines Hall 2 9:30 Breakfast 10:00 Nominally complex copular constructions Andrew Carnie and Heidi Harley (MIT) 10:30 Minimalist verb (projection) raising Marcel den Dikken (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) 11:00 Break 11:15 Economy of derivation and optional movement Geoffrey Poole (Harvard University) 11:45 Negation in language acquisition Tetsuya Sano (UCLA) 12:15 Demonstratives and Binding Principle B Hajime Hoji (USC) Alternate Paper Prominence at two levels: stress, pitch, and contrast in Welsh Anna R.K. Bosch (U of Kentucky) ==================================================================== WECOL 1994 PRE-REGISTRATION FORM (Western Conference on Linguistics) October 21-23 University of California, Los Angeles Please return to: WECOL '94 ATTN: Registration Committee Department of Linguistics UCLA, 405 Hilgard Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90024-1543 Deadline: September 26, 1994 for pre-registration Name: Affiliation: Mailing Address: Phone Number: ( ) E-mail address: Please check amount enclosed: Before September 26: Student $15 Non-Student $25 After September 26: Student $20 Non-Student $30 Please make check payable to: UCLA Linguistics Department Please check here if you would like to be considered for "crash space": NOTE: There is no guarantee that every request for "crash space" can be accomodated. Questions may be referred to: WECOLMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueBIOLOGY.UCLA.EDU ==================================================================== GETTING FROM LAX TO UCLA BY BUS: - Upon exit the terminal from the lower level, wait at the sign "LAX SHUTTLE" located at the island for TRAM C. - Take Shuttle C to Parking Lot C. - Take CULVER CITY BUS 6 ($.60) to UCLA. BY SHUTTLE: Many shuttle services provide transportation for the LA area and are available outside the terminals. Shuttles may be reserved by dialing the five-digit extension from the courtesy phones located on the walls at Baggage Claim. Some shuttle services are: - SUPER SHUTTLE (Ext. 56735) $18 to the Westwood area $13-$14 to UCLA campus - PRIME TIME (Ext. 56737) $14 to UCLA campus Services to certain hotels may have a discounted price. BY CAR: FROM LAX: - Follow signs to SEPULVEDA BOULEVARD. - Go north on Sepulveda to LA TIJERA. - Turn right (east) on La Tijera; continue on La Tijera to 405 FREEWAY (a.k.a. SAN DIEGO FREEWAY). - Go north on 405 Freeway... TO HAINES HALL: - Continue north on 405 Freeway to SUNSET BOULEVARD. - Exit on Sunset, continue east (right turn) on Sunset to HILGARD AVENUE. - Turn right (south) on Hilgard; continue to WESTHOLME entrance to UCLA campus (there will be a traffic light and large bus stop). - Turn right on Westholme; continue to parking and information booth. Personnel at parking booth will provide parking tokens ($5.00) and directions. TO L.A. TENNIS CENTER: - Continue north on 405 Freeway to WILSHIRE BOULEVARD. - Exit on Wilshire; continue east on Wilshire to WESTWOOD BOULEVARD. - Turn left (north) on Westwood; continue through shopping district and campus entrance to parking and information booth. Personnel at parking booth will provide parking tokens and directions. See enclosed campus map for further details. ==================================================================== WECOL HOTEL ACCOMMODATION All rates listed below are before tax. We suggest that you make reservations (directly with the hotel) as early as possible. Hotels marked with asterisks are offering special rates for the conference; when making reservations with these hotels mention that you are participating in WECOL at UCLA. * Holiday Inn, 170 N. Church Lane, Los Angeles, CA 90049. Phone: 310-476-6411. Fax: 310-472-1157 Rate for both single and double rooms is $72.00. (To receive this rate, which is at a substantial discount from their ususal one, ask for the "Western Conference on Linguistics rate"). Up to 4 people may share a double room. (If you don't already have someone to share a room with, they will try to pair you with someone else attending the conference if you like. Speak with Janet Rothman in their sales office about this). 2 miles from UCLA (they will run a shuttle) Has a restaurant, pool, weight room, laundry (coin-operated and valet). There is a $5.00 per day charge for parking. * Del Capri Hotel, 10587 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90024. Phone: 310-474-3511 / 1-800-44HOTEL. Fax: 310-470-9999. Rates: standard room, single occupancy: $70.00 standard room, double occupancy: $80.00 deluxe room (single or double occ.): $90.00 standard suite, single occupancy: $90.00 standard suite, double occupancy: $100.00 deluxe suite (single or double occ.): $120.00 Deluxe rooms and suites have two double beds. Every nsuite has a separated living room with a couch that can be pulled out to sleep two people, kitchenette (with stove), refrigerator, bar type counter, and small dining room table. All rooms have adjustable electronic beds. Rates include continental breakfast and parking. 6 blocks from UCLA (shuttle to campus available on "first come first served" basis, but can be pre-arranged) Has a heated outdoor pool, laundry room. * Ramada Limited Westwood, 1052 Tiverton Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90024. Phone: 310-208-6677. Fax: 310-824-3732. Rates: single room (single or double occ.): $59.00 double room (single or double occ.): $69.00 mini-suite (single or double occ.) : $75.00 one-bedroom suite (single or double occ.)$85.00 Mini-suites and one-bedroom suites have queen bed plus queen sofa. All suites have a kitchen. Some singles and doubles also have a kitchen. 2 blocks from UCLA. Continental breakfast included. Shuttle service to UCLA/hotel and or airport (LAX) can be arranged at $9.00 for first person, $5.00 for each additional person. * Best Western Royal Palace Hotel, 2528 S. Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90064. Phone: 310-477-9066 / 1-800-528-1234. Fax: 310-478-4133. Rates: single room (single or double occ.) $60.00 double room (single or double occ.) $68.00 2 miles from UCLA (shuttle service available at cost). Has a pool and sunning garden, game room, billiards, sauna, health club, reading lounge. Continental breakfast. Free parking. * Los Angeles West Travelodge, 10740 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025. Phone: 310-474-4576 / 1-800-578-7878. Fax: 310-470-3117. Rates: single room (single occupancy): $50.00 1 mile from UCLA (shuttle service available at cost) Pool, sundeck. Small refrigerator in each room. Complimentary continental breakfast. Free parking. * International Travelers Club, 25 Windward Ave, Venice, CA 90291. Phone: 310-392-3376. Fax: 310-399-1930. International Travelers Club operates two hotels in Venice Beach: Cadillac Hotel, and Venice Beach Cotel. Both are right on the Beach, but far (5+ miles) from UCLA. (There is public bus service to UCLA, but no shuttle. Shuttle service to the airport can be arranged). * Cadillac Hotel: Rates: single or double room $55.00 shared accomodation (4 people per room): $16.00 per person Has sauna, gym, ocean view. * Venice Beach Cotel: Rates: single or double room: $29.00 shared accommodation (4 people per room) $15.00 per person * Hotel Claremont, 1044 Tiverton Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90024. Phone: 310-208-5957 / 1-800-266-5957. Fax: 310-208-2386. Rates: single, double or twin room: $39.50 2 blocks from UCLA. Airport shuttle or taxi can be arranged (at cost).