LINGUIST List, January 1997

January 1997 Issues

8.1 Jobs: Morph/phonology, Speech, Text tech
1. Richard Wiese, morphology/phonology-position at Marburg
2. Jack Parry, Research Position in Speech at Wollongong University Australia.
3. Alex Kott, Research in Text Technologies, Pittsburgh, PA
8.2 Jobs: Lexicography, Iowa position revision
1. Martin King, Lexicography
2. William Davies, revised announcement for Iowa visiting position
8.3 Jobs: Lecturer, University of Stuttgart
1. Wed, 8 Jan 1997 13:32:25 -0500 (GMT-050, Lecturer/Assistant Lecturer in Linguistics
2. Oliver Christ, Vacancy at University of Stuttgart (Professor in German Linguistics)
8.4 Calls: Linguistics & Literature, SCIL 9
1. Nick Bibis, Calls: Colloque de linguistique et de litterature. Universite de\n Toronto
2. SCIL 9, SCIL 9
8.5 Jobs: Ben-Gurion U., HCI & Multimodal Systems
1. nomi shir, job: Ben-Gurion University
2. Sharon Oviatt, Postdoctoral and Internship Positions in HCI & Multimodal Systems
8.6 All: In Memoriam Robert B. Lees
1. GROSU, Robert B. Lees
8.7 Confs: Slavic, Creole workshops
1. Adam Przepiorkowski, Slavic in HPSG Workshop
2. kelly a meehan, THIRD ANNUAL CREOLE LANGUAGE WORKSHOP
8.8 Confs: Dialogue Workshop
1. Jaeger Gerhard, Confs: Munich Workshop on Dialogue
8.9 Confs: Historical, Language Policy
1. ute.smit, Conf: ESSE workshop on Historical Linguistics
2. Bernard Spolsky, Directions for Language Policy
8.10 Sum: Lists on ethnomethodology and socioling
1. pkbdg, summary maillists for ca/ethnomethodology and sociolinguistics
8.11 Sum: Communication on the Internet
1. Ingrid Kristine Hasund, Sum: communication on the Internet
8.12 Calls: Summarization, Concept-to-Speech (CTS)
1. Dragomir R. Radev, ACL/EACL Workshop on Summarization
2. kai, Concept-to-Speech (CTS)
8.13 Calls: Multimedia, Computational ling
1. Elisabeth Andre, Multimedia language processing
2. Pamela W. Jordan, ACL97 Student Session CFP
8.14 Calls: ACL '97/EACL '97, Nat. Lg. Engineering
1. Jill C Burstein, ACL '97/EACL '97 Workshop *** Call for Papers ***
2. Stefan Langer, Journal of Natural Language Engineering
8.15 Qs: Internet discourse, Pronouns, Thai
1. Catherine Browning, internet discourse
2. elisa vazquez iglesias, Bound pronouns
3. sechangl, Thai
8.16 Qs: English modals, Spanish, Yiddish fonts
1. hiro-t, English modals
2. Douglas Demo, Spanish for native speakers
3. Gur, Yiddish language fonts
8.17 Qs: Arabic name, Ebonics, Arabic lx
1. Lee Hartman, Spelling a name in Arabic
2. Donna Christian, Ebonics
3. michael hall, Arabic
8.18 FYI: New journal, Code-switching
1. Susan Chadwick, New linguistics journal
2. Celso Alvarez Caccamo, New Web Page: Code-Switching in Conversation
8.19 FYI: New Corpus, Scholarship, Conf List
1. LDC Office, New Corpus from the Linguistic Data Consortium
2. Weiping Wu, Zhonghua Scholarship 1997 CORRECTION!
3. Roy F. Cochrun, Conference List Update Delayed
8.20 FYI: New NSF Initiative
1. pchapin, New NSF Initiative in Learning & Intelligent Systems
8.21 Calls: Chinese NPs, Lgs of Far East...
1. CTHPAN, Workshop on Chinese Noun Phrases at Ithaca, NY, USA
2. Vadim B. Kasevich, Langs of Far East, South-east Asian, West Africa
8.22 Qs: Wh, Construction, Database, Sp analysis
1. Olivier Tardif, +wh in situ
2. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, query re whether a certain structure occurs in any language
3. Ion Androutsopoulos, URLs for commercial NL database interfaces
4. office, looking for audio and speech material from various languages
8.23 FYI: Web page, ILLC reports, LFG97 e-mail
1. Joe Kelly, The Latin Page
2. Marco R. Vervoort, ILLC Research Reports and Technical Notes 1996
3. Yvonne Franklin, LFG97 correction
8.24 Qs: Kumzari, Nautical terms, Latin
1. Tom Vosmer, Kumzari
2. Tom Vosmer, Arabic/Portuguese nautical terms
3. Richard Firsten, Vulgar/Colloquial Latin
8.25 FYI: Preprint, Arabic software
1. Margaret Ann Doll, Preprint: Models of Word Reading and Lexical Decision
2. Joseph D. Edwards, Microsoft Arabic Software
8.26 Qs: Parser, Initial clusters, Trial number
1. Stella Nikouli, Morphological parser for Spanish
2. Joaquim =?iso-8859-1?Q?Brand=E3o?= de Ca, initial sonorant+obstruent clusters
3. Greville Corbett, Query: Trial number
8.27 Jobs: Research, Speech recognition, NLP
1. Donia Scott, Research Positions
2. Amy J. Uhrbach, Hiring: Vocabulary Tools Engineer
3. Brian Ulicny, Job: NLP
8.28 Calls: Cognitive processing, Corpus-based NLP
1. Jan.Nuyts, Book series
2. Joe F. Zhou, WVLC-5, Workshop on Very Large Corpora
8.29 Qs: DRT, Ph.D. programs, Varieties of Engl
1. Gabriel Amores, Prolog implementations of DRT
2. SHEPPARD, Ph.D. programs
3. Mario Cal Varela, varieties of English
8.30 Jobs: Research, Machine learning
1. HSCYT, Research Position in Taiwan
2. Walter.Daelemans, MACHINE LEARNING OF LANGUAGE
8.31 Sum: "bury" and "charcoal"
1. Mary Ellen Ryder, "Bury" and "charcoal" summary
8.32 Sum: Intonation studies
1. Zuo Yan, intontion studies
8.33 Sum: _man to do_ parts 1 and 2
1. hiro-t, Summary: _man to do_ (1)
2. hiro-t, Summary:_man to do_ (2)
8.34 FYI: Course, Scholarship, Arabic
1. Goodin, Bill, UCLA short course on "Machine Translation"
2. Weiping Wu, Zhonghua Scholarship for EFL teachers
3. Mark Mandel, Arabic
8.35 Qs: Language, Consonants, Dhophadola
1. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, language or Spanish (?) dialect called "Spaniolish"
2. john m. whitney, list of consonant clusters
3. Michael.Meeuwis, Dhophadola
8.36 Jobs: Russian, Japanese linguistics
1. Gerry Greenberg, Announcement: Teaching Assistanship/Russian
2. Chair, Language Division, Job: Japanese linguistics at ICU, Tokyo
8.37 TOC: COMPUTERS AND THE HUMANITIES v.30 no.3
1. ,
8.38 FYI: Semiotics on the Web
1. alan harris, for insertion into Bulletin, SEMCOM
8.39 Sum: Myths in linguistics
1. feargal murphy, sum - myths in linguistics
8.40 All: A Tribute to Robert B. Lees
1. alan harris, Re: 8.6, All: In Memoriam Robert B. Lees
8.41 Calls: Natural lang generation, Lang and space
1. Robert Dale, Reminder: Computational Linguistics Special Issue on NLG
2. PATRICK LUKE OLIVIER, CFP: Workshop on Language and Space
8.42 Calls: Nat lg processing, Nat lg generation
1. Ann Copestake, CFP - NATURAL LANGUAGE PROCESSING FOR COMMUNICATION AIDS
2. Cecile Paris, CFP: an ESSLLI97 PhD Workshop on Natural Language Generation
8.43 Qs: Neologism, Field work, Postmodernism
1. N o s t a l g i a, Neologism reference wanted
2. Daniel L. Everett, Monolingual field work
3. Bill Eggington, linguistics and postmodernism
8.44 Sum: Two variants of schwa
1. Gabriele Azzaro, Sum: Two variants of schwa.
8.45 Sum: Bilabial trill
1. cpeust, Sum: bilabial trill
8.46 Qs: Book review, 'we' as /m../, Youth slang
1. Maj-Britt Mosegaard Hansen, Book review
2. Dan Kahn, German, Flemish, Norwegian, Slavic 'we' as /m../
3. Jannis K. Androutsopoulos, Query: Youth Slang
8.47 Disc: Ebonics
1. Dennis Baron, Oakland's Ebonics
2. benji wald, Ebonics
8.48 Disc: Ebonics
1. Johanna Rubba, Ebonics
2. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, Re: 7.1825, Disc: Ebonics
3. lexes, Re: Ebonics
4. lexes, RE: Ebonics
8.49 Disc: Ebonics
1. Charles J. FILLMORE, contributed posting (longish)
8.50 Qs: Irish, Scanners, Financial
1. Dan & Alysse Rasmussen, Irish "After"s
2. Stanley Dubinsky, hand-held scanners
3. Boris Aleksandrovsky, Financial industry lexicons
8.51 Calls: RIAO97, Luria Memorial Conference
1. Abdellatif Saoudi, CALL FOR PAPERS (RIAO97)
2. alan harris, Luria Memorial Conference
8.52 Disc: Ebonics
1. Stirling Newberry, Re: 7.1825, Disc: Ebonics
2. alan harris, K-16: Other Editorial on Ebonics (fwd)
8.53 Disc: Ebonics: Orig. Board Resolution Dec 12
1. Peter Farruggio, full text of ebonics resolution
8.54 Disc: Ebonics
1. Alison_Huettner, Ebonics
2. SANDRA@ed.pdx.edu, Ebonics and teachers
3. benji wald, Ebonics: A report from the front
8.55 Disc: Ebonics
1. Peter Daniels, Re: 8.48, Disc: Ebonics
2. Rich Rath, Re: 8.48, Disc: Ebonics
3. lexes, Ebonics
4. Dennis Baron, Ebonics
8.56 Disc: Ebonics: Revised Oakland resolution
1. The LINGUIST List, Revised Oakland resolution on Ebonics
8.57 Disc: Ebonics: LSA Resolution
1. The LINGUIST List, LSA Resolution on Ebonics
8.58 FYI: Student internships in HCI, NEH grants
1. Sharon Oviatt, NSF-funded Student Internships in HCI
2. jserventi, NEH Education Program Grant Opportunities
8.59 Confs: Optimality, Generative Grammar
1. h-ot-97, Optimality Theory Workshop
2. IGG XXIII, XXIII INCONTRO DI GRAMMATICA GENERATIVA
8.60 Confs: Berkeley Linguistics Society
1. Berkeley Linguistics Society, Berkeley Linguistics Society 23
8.61 Calls: Chinese, Anaphora
1. ISCLL, Chinese Languages and Linguistics
2. Ruslan Mitkov, ACL 97 / EACL 97 workshop on anaphora
8.62 Calls: Celtic, 2nd Lg Acquisition
1. Jim/Roz Ladrew, Celtic Lang. Conf.
2. Philippe Prevost, GENERATIVE APPROACHES TO SECOND LG ACQUISITION
8.63 Disc: Ebonics
1. Peter Farruggio, revised Oakland ebonics wording
2. Peter Daniels, Re: 8.55, Disc: Ebonics
3. benji wald, the new Oakland resolution
8.64 Qs: German, Speakers, Host, Trill
1. Gert Webelhuth, Old High & Middle High German
2. Francisco Ordonez, Judeo-Spanish
3. Jeff Marck, Euro Oceanists need ListProc
4. Miriam Meyerhoff, bilabial trill: follow-up Q
8.65 FYI: Parser Challenge
1. Anne Sing, PARSER CHALLENGE
8.66 Disc: Parsers
1. Daniel Sleator, Link Grammar parser
2. Daniel Sleator, PARSER COMPARISON
8.67 Jobs: Programmer, Teaching
1. parksd, Linguist-Programmer
2. RANDALL, Spring teaching at Northeastern
8.68 Jobs: Historical, AI & NLP
1. Shu-Ing Shyu, Historical linguistics
2. Janyce Wiebe, Computer Science with AI & NLP
8.69 Calls: Typology, Cognitive Science
1. Edith A Moravcsik, Association for Linguistic Typology
2. Pat Langley, Cognitive Science Conference
8.70 Sum: Neologism reference
1. N o s t a l g i a, Summary: Neologism reference
8.71 Calls: GASLA extension, Computational ling
1. Philippe Prevost, Call: GASLA 1997 (Deadline extension)
2. MEYER@novell1.gs.uni-heidelberg.de, Call: DGfS/CL 97; Computational Linguistics Conference
8.72 FYI: Bilingualism web page, Maya course
1. Li Wei, International Journal of Bilingualism web page
2. Robert Howren, Maya course at UNC
8.73 Disc: Ebonics
1. Tom Sawallis, Ebonics
2. Johanna Rubba, Re: 8.55, Disc: Ebonics
8.74 Calls: Computer communication, Japanese
1. Minghao Lee, CALL FOR PAPERS(NACC1)
2. Masato Kikuchi, Call for Paper (SEATJ)
8.75 TOC: MITWPL 28: Endangered languages
1. Rob Pensalfini, MITWPL 28: Endangered languages and the Maintenance of Linguistic\n Diversity
8.76 TOC: Functions of Language 3.2
1. Dirk Noel, TOC: Functions of Language 3.2
8.77 FYI: J. of Bilingualism, Amer. Dialect Soc'y
1. Li Wei, correction
2. Mark Mandel, correction on Amer. Dialect Soc'y list
8.78 FYI: Teaching of lx list, New speech corpora
1. Suzanne Fleischman, teaching of linguistics list (fwd)
2. Terri Lander, two new speech corpora from CSLU
8.79 Sum: Introductory syntax
1. Nkonko Kamwangamalu, Introductory syntax
8.80 FYI: Out-of-print books,Eng Lx at Manchester
1. John Ohala, Out-of-print ling. books
2. David Denison, English Linguistics at Manchester
8.81 FYI: O-Hayo Sensei, LINGUSTIC TYPOLOGY
1. editor, 30 Teaching Jobs in Japan: O-Hayo Sensei #1 Now Available
2. Edith A Moravcsik, "LINGUSTIC TYPOLOGY" - a new journal
8.82 Jobs: Germany, Computational
1. Edgar Schneider, Position in Germany
2. Martin Hoelter, (Linguistics/Computational Linguistics) at Bochum
8.83 Qs: Yes/no, Chinese, Address, Quote
1. cpeust, yes and no
2. Paul Woods, Chinese Corpora
3. Rebecca Larche Moreton, Address of Southeast Asian Summer Studies
4. "Donn Bayard, Anthropology Dept., Univ. , Weinreich quote
8.84 Qs: Borrow, Formality, Biology, Dyslexic
1. Jan Tent, University of the South Pacifi, Borrowing; _frangue_
2. Paul Woods, Formality & Register
3. peter avery, language and biology
4. tygger, dyslexic second language learner
8.85 FYI: LINGUIST fellowship, Teaching Assistant
1. hdry, LINGUIST Fellowships - Second Announcement
2. Gerry, TA of French in Linguistics Program
8.86 Disc: Ebonics
1. Mari Broman Olsen, Dialect diversity in other countries (was "Ebonics")
2. Dan Moonhawk Alford, Re: 8.63, Disc: Ebonics and 'principles'
3. benji wald, Re: 8.73, Disc: Ebonics
8.87 Calls: Pragmatics, 1997 MLA sessions
1. Jef.Verschueren, International Pragmatics Conference
2. hdry, 1997 MLA sessions
8.88 Confs: Texas Lx Society, RWC '97,COLING/ACL-98
1. rblight, Texas Linguistics Society 1997
2. PONeillBrown, RWC '97
3. P. Isabelle [TAO], COLING/ACL-98, first announcement
8.89 FYI: Esperanto courses, M.A. in E. Asian Lgs
1. David T. Wolff, Esperanto courses summer 1996
2. Minglang Zhou, M.A. in East Asian L & L
8.90 Calls: Generative Syntax, Advances in NLP
1. Jacek Witkos, GENERATIVE SYNTAX WORKSHOP
2. Nicolas Nicolov, CFP: Recent Advances in NLP (RANLP'97)
8.91 FYI: Address correction, Journals available
1. Mark Mandel, Re: "bury", "charcoal", and Amer.Dialect Soc'y
2. fanshen, Journals available
8.92 Sum: Polarity
1. akikoy, summary: polarity
8.93 Sum: _will_ and _shall_ in journal writing
1. M.Shuib, sum: will and shall in journal writing
8.94 Books: Pragmatics, Child lg Acquisition
1. ,
8.95 Books: Translation & Terminology
1. ,
8.96 FYI: Celtic lgs Teachers, BAAL Book Prize
1. Jim/Roz Ladrew, NAACLT'97 deadline extension
2. David Graddol, BAAL Book Prize 1997
8.97 Qs: English, Latin, German, Terms
1. Christen Marie Pearson, Appalachian English
2. login, Vulgar Latin
3. Magda Ciesla, Prefixed Verbs in German
4. Abdelhak Razky, Terminology
8.98 Qs: Discourse, Tense, Gesture, Pronoun
1. Amy L Sheldon, Spoken discourse data
2. FRAFICI, Future tense
3. dennisp, Gesture in Communication
4. Paul Kekai Manansala, Pronominalization
8.99 Calls: 2nd Language Research, Jean MUNO
1. sgass, Second Language Research Forum
2. Bvdeecken, "JOURNEES D'ETUDES JEAN MUNO"
8.100 Calls: Sociolinguistics, Japanese/Korean
1. MIchal Ephratt, Sociolinguistics
2. E. Wayles Browne, Japanese/Korean Linguistics Conf
8.101 Sum: Spaniolish, odd construction
1. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, Spaniolish, odd construction
8.102 Jobs: Internships
1. Patrick Martin - Sun Microsystems Labs, Summer Internships at Sun Microsystems Laboratories
8.103 TOC: Language & Cognitive Processes
1. Gerry T.M. Altmann, Language & Cognitive Processes
8.104 TOC: BGS 6.2.
1. Peter Schmitter, TOC: BEITRAEGE ZUR GESCHICHTE DER SPRACHWISSENSCHAFT 6.2
8.105 FYI: Scholarships in Bulgaria, Spanish TA
1. Cognitive Science Department, NBU, scholarships available
2. Gerry, Spanish TA in Linguistics Program
8.106 FYI: Grad Program-Scandinavian Generative Lx
1. Tromso Linguistics, FYI: Graduate program in Scandinavian Generative Linguistics
8.107 FYI: LSA Secretary-Treasurer Search
1. LSA, LSA Secretary-Treasurer Search
8.108 Qs: Syllabic, English, Program, Gaelic
1. Alain Content, Names for Syllabic constituents
2. yystud, Spoken English corpus
3. Monica Macaulay, lg textbooks & dictionaries - grad program?
4. Kalaya Tingsabadh, Gaelic pronunciation
8.109 Calls: Lg & Space, Hypertext
1. Patrick Olivier, Workshop on Language and Space
2. Maria Milosavljevic, Final CFP: Flexible Hypertext Workshop
8.110 Disc: Ebonics
1. Ron Anderson, Re: 8.73, Disc: Ebonics
2. MPeter4165, Re: 8.86, Disc: Ebonics
8.111 Confs: Penn Lx, Social Networks, SALT-97
1. Mimi Lipson, 21st Penn Linguistics Colloquium
2. roberta chase borgatti, Conference session on language and social networks
3. Salt7 Conference, SALT program and registration
8.112 Qs: Diphthong, Teaching material, RUKI rule
1. KAMANY, Branching Onsets vs. Heavy Diphthongs
2. LIJENI, teaching material
3. Linda Longerich, RUKI rule
8.113 Sum: Low vowels in PIE
1. Steven Schaufele, Sum: Low vowels in PIE
8.114 Disc: Pleasure reading
1. Larry Horn, Linguistically relevant reading material
8.115 Confs: Paleohispanic, Language processing
1. Fco. Javier Martnez Garca, Confs: VII Coloquio sobre lenguas y culturas paleohispanicas, \n Zaragoza, marzo 1997
2. David Powers, PrelimAnnouncement: NeMLaP 3 and the ANLP Fortnight
8.116 Disc: Analogy, Invented languages
1. Stirling Newberry, Re: 7.1826, Disc: Analogy
2. Mark Mandel, Signed languages vs. invented languages
8.117 Sum: Dative shift
1. centro multimediale linguistico, Sum: dative shift
8.118 Calls: ICCS97, MLA: Applied Linguistics
1. Mon, 27 Jan 1997 12:38:40 +0900, Call for Papers, ICCS97
2. William Davies, MLA call: Applied Linguistics
8.119 Disc: Ebonics
1. 00hfstahlke, Re: 8.86, Disc: Ebonics
2. Jacques-Philippe SAINT-GERAND, Ebonics
3. Michael Newman, Re: 8.110, Disc: Ebonics
4. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, Re: Ebonics
8.120 Jobs: Chinese, Computational, Computational
1. Russell S. Tomlin, Chinese linguistics, University of Oregon
2. Angie Chiaverini, Comp. Linguistics / Text Technologies, Pittsburgh, PA
3. Brian Ulicny, Computational Linguistics Job
8.121 FYI: New Journal, Basque, Slavists
1. Vadim B. Kasevich, New Journal
2. I. Laka, Basque grammar web site
3. Ari Solovyova, Wanted: Slavists from Europe
8.122 Calls: Environments for Grammar Development
1. Alberto Lavelli, Environments for Grammar Development
8.123 Calls: Phonology, Information Retrieval
1. Wiebke Brockhaus, 5th Manchester Phonology Meeting
2. Abdellatif Saoudi, DEADLINE EXTENSION, Information Retrieval
8.124 Calls: Linguistique romane, Comp phonology
1. Annick Englebert, XXIIe Congres Linguistique romane, Bruxelles, 23-29 juillet 1998
2. John Coleman, Call for papers
8.125 Disc: Myths in linguistics
1. Victoria A. Fromkin, Re: 8.39, Sum: Myths in linguistics
8.126 FYI: Abstracts, Resource Grammar, Fun
1. Michael Bernstein, FYI: Linguistics Working Papers Abstracts on-line
2. Dan Flickinger, English Resource Grammar Online Consortium
3. Kim Mellen, Fun Web Page Announcement
8.127 Disc: Ebonics
1. Stirling Newberry, Re: 8.54, Disc: Ebonics
2. Karen S. Chung, Disc: Ebonics
3. Magda Ciesla, An unfortunate and unsuitable analogy
4. Dick Hudson, restricted codes and Ebonics
8.128 Disc: Ebonics
1. wfking, Re: 8.110, Disc: Ebonics
2. benji wald, Re: 8.110, Disc: Ebonics/Linguistics myths
3. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, Here's the full text of the L.A. Times anti-Ebonics letter.
8.129 TOC: Journal of Slavic Linguistics
1. George Fowler, ToC: Journal of Slavic Linguistics, vol. 4, no. 2
8.130 Books: Sociolinguistics
1. hdry, Book Announcement--please post
8.131 Jobs: English Lit., Comp. Lit. or Linguistics
1. Fu-jen Teng, English Lit., Comp. Lit. or Linguistics
8.132 FYI: Systemic Functional Linguistics
1. isfc97, Summer School: Systemic Functional Linguistics
8.133 Qs: Japanese, Sight, Possessives, Book
1. Robert Hamilton, Japanese zibun modification
2. Welcome Sekwati, Some Info on communication between the blind and the sighted.
3. Michael Kliffer, English Possessive Datives
4. orozcor, Book/publisher query
8.134 Disc: Ebonics
1. Max Copperman, Re: 8.127, Disc: Ebonics
2. Ron Anderson, RE: 8119 Ebonics
3. Johanna Rubba, Ebonics
4. John E. Koontz, Re: 8.128, Disc: Ebonics
8.135 Disc: Parsers
1. Paul Deane, RE: Parser Challenge
2. Anne, Re: 8.66, Disc: Parsers
3. Mike Hammond, parsing SYLLABLES
8.136 Qs: Adjectives, Discourse, Landau-Kleffner
1. Micheline Winlo, request for info on adjectives
2. Patricia Schneider-Zioga, Business discourse
3. Kate Lyon, Landau-Kleffner Syndrome
8.137 Disc: Low vowels in PIE
1. Miguel Carrasquer Vidal, Re: 8.113, Sum: Low vowels in PIE
2. Peter Daniels, Re: 8.113, Sum: Low vowels in PIE
8.138 FYI: Baltic Studies, SCIE-97
1. Giedrius Subacius, The Fourth Baltic Studies Summer Institute
2. Summer School on Information Extraction, SCIE97 1st announcement
8.139 Calls: Cogsci97, ACL/EACL-97 Workshops, CLIC
1. Pat Langley, extended deadline for Cognitive Science Conference
2. Priscilla Rasmussen, TWO ACL/EACL-97 Workshop CFPs
3. Jennifer Zaheer, Fw: CLIC call for papers (fwd)
8.140 Calls: OT Workshop, HPSG-4, Internet humor
1. h-ot-97, Optimality Theory Workshop Correction
2. Jean-Pierre A Koenig, HPSG-4: Two weeks left for abstracts
3. Susan Herring, Humor on the Internet
8.141 Qs: Negation, Orwell quote, Readability
1. Matti Miestamo, Qs: Negation vs. Affirmation
2. Kate Gladstone & Andrew Haber, Orwell quote; imposed social stratification of speech
3. SHAPERJJ@m4-arts.bham.ac.uk, readability
8.142 FYI: PhD positions at U of Tuebingen and HIL
1. Birgit Kaiser, PhD-position at the University of Tuebingen
2. Jeroen van de Weijer, Four PhD positions at HIL
8.143 Disc: Ebonics
1. benji wald, Re: 8.119, Disc: Ebonics
8.144 FYI: New Society, New Society, Conf list
1. Vadim B. Kasevich, New Linguistic Society
2. Catherine Browning, CMC Bibliography
3. Peter White, February `97 conference list
8.145 All: Announcing: Linguist Lite (LINGLITE)
1. linguist, Announcing: Linguist Lite (LINGLITE)
8.146 FYI: Book on the Persecution of Linguists
1. Martin Haase, Book on the Persecution of Linguists
8.147 Disc: English Future
1. Carl.Mills, The English Future