LINGUIST List 7.666

Tue May 7 1996

FYI: Digital Resources, Malagasy, Student exchange

Editor for this issue: T. Daniel Seely <dseelyemunix.emich.edu>

Directory

1. Mike Fraser, DRH'96 - Digital Resources for the Humanities
2. CRand"mail.massey.ac.nz)", Malagasy Language HomePage
3. bfarkas, student exchange

The programme and registration details for DRH'96 - Digital Resources for
the Humanities (July 1-3, Somerville College, Oxford) are now available on
the World Wide Web at: http://users.ox.ac.uk/~drh96/

CTI Textual Studies is one of the sponsoring institutions for DRH'96.

Michael
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 Michael Fraser Email: mike.fraseroucs.ox.ac.uk
 CTI Centre for Textual Studies Fax: +44 1865 273 221
 Humanities Computing Unit Tel: +44 1865 283 282
 University of Oxford
 13 Banbury Road http://www.ox.ac.uk/ctitext/
 Oxford OX2 6NN Internet Fax: Mike_Fraser/CTI273221.fax.ox.ac.uk
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This is just to let everybody know of the References on Malagasy Language
and Linguistics homepage at
http://newton.ulpgc.es/~andry/book_ls.html
Happy surfing!

Charles Randriamasimanana
Linguistics, Massey University
New Zealand

(Dr.) Charles Randriamasimanana
Department of Linguistics & SLT
Massey University
Private Bag 11-222
Palmerston North
New Zealand

Office Telephone: +64-6-350-4986
Personal Fax: +64-6-359-3989

The Theoretical Linguistics Programme (TLP) in Budapest, Hungary
is seeking partners for undergraduate student exchange.

The Pro Renovanda Hungariae Foundation sponsors student exchanges
iff they are bilateral and credits are mutually recognized by
host universities. TLP offers introductory and advanced courses
in phonology, Government and Binding Theory and formal semantics.
Courses on Hungarian phonology and syntax and the structure
of Balkan languages are also given. The list of lecturers
includes M. Brody, K. E.Kiss, L.Kalman and F.Kiefer, a.o.

The deadline for this round of applications is 15 MAY;
we urge those who are interested to reply as soon as possible
to the following address:

	bfarkasnytud.hu

We would be interested in exchange programs in the long run as
well, possibly if we could apply later at the same foundation
or if some other source of funding can be found.

Agnes Bende-Farkas, TLP