The University of Connecticut Working Papers in Linguistics is a publication of the graduate students at the University of Connecticut. It provides a venue for students, faculty and other affiliated linguists to make their current research available to the wider linguistic community. Our goal is to publish contributions that are still in the early stages of development in order to encourage an active discussion of fresh ideas from all areas of specialization. The volumes will appear (semi)-annually and are distributed by MIT Working Papers in Linguistics, that also distributes UCONN dissertations in Linguistics. ----------- TABLE OF CONTENTS

Relative Clauses in Child Russian: a Comparison with Serbo-Croatian Eva G. Bar-Shalom and Inna Vinnitskaya

Two notes on right node raising Željko Bošković

Syntactic Analysis of the "So Don’t I" Construction Jason Freeman

Information Structure and the Referential Status of Bare Plurals Norberto Moreno and Isabel Pérez

A Sociolinguistic and Historical Investigation of "So don’t I" Dino Angelo Pappas

On the Syntactic Status of the Quote Arthur Stepanov and Penka Stateva

On the position of subjects in Puerto Rican Spanish M. Emma Ticio

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