Linguistics Tri-College Class of 2003
Allison Adelman, Bryn Mawr College
On the status of N-V verbal compounds in Catalan
Erica Cartmill, Swarthmore College
Out of the mouths of beasts: Animal communication and perspectives on the evolution of language
Susan Christensen, Swarthmore College
Analysis of the Standard French ne-drop phenomenon
Julie Corder, Swarthmore College
The nature of verb categories in American Sign Language
Virginia Culler, Bryn Mawr College
Jane Deronne, Swarthmore College
The same old story: Presidential rhetoric and interpreting September 11th
Anna Dunbar-Hester, Bryn Mawr College
Ben George, Swarthmore College
The: Definite article of the English language
Tim Ifill, Haverford College
Seeking the nature of idioms: A study in Idiomatic structure
Terry Kegel, Haverford College
Linguistic tug-of-war: French and German in Alsace, 1945
David January, Swarthmore College
Spatial language and temporal cognition
Kyra Jucovy, Swarthmore College
An optimality-theory-based analysis of variable /l/-vocalization in Australian English
Cay Miller, Haverford College
Lindsey Newbold, Swarthmore College
Plurals and the seriative prefix in Navajo
Jonathan Rosa, Swarthmore College
Blake Sherblom-Woodward, Bryn Mawr College
Hackers, gamers, and lamers: The use of 133t in the computer sub-culture
Susannah Smith, Bryn Mawr College
Eileen Thorsos, Swarthmore College
Markedness and morphological change in obsolescent languages
Lindsay Voigt, Haverford College
If we care to preserve even that: Scots and the question of language revitalization
Rebecca Weinberger, Swarthmore College
ASL Lecture [on video]
