Today: Larry Solan's Freeman Lecture
Larry Solan's 'Law, language, and the modular mind', October 2 (today!), 4:00 pm, Herter 227.
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October 2, 2008
Tomorrow: Majors Lunch in the Department Lounge
The Linguistics Department is hosting an informal lunch tomorrow (October 3), 12:00-1:30 pm, in the department lounge (third floor of South College). Undergrad majors are specially invited to come have lunch with the faculty and grad students in the department, and to hang out with fellow majors. Larry Solan will be on the scene and would be happy to talk about connections betwen language and the law.
[Thanks Rajesh!]
Evidentials Group
The evidentials group met on Monday, September 29. Emerson Loustou talked about his summer research on Mohawk.
[Thanks Peggy!]
Phonology Group Next Week
PhG meets next on Thursday, October 9, starting at 6:30 pm, at Kathryn Pruitt's house. The plan is to order pizza and discuss Elliott Moreton's new paper Analytic bias and phonological typology.
[Thanks Wendell!]
John Kingston on Journal Editing
John Kingston will visit the Third-Year Seminar on Thursday, October 9 (4:00-5:15 pm), to discuss life as a journal editor, with an eye towards helping students move through the process of submitting their work, dealing with referee feedback, and ultimately bringing their papers to print. All are welcome. The seminar meets in the Partee Room.