Linguistics Tri-College Class of 2011
Rachel Carpenter, Bryn Mawr College
Megan Clark, Bryn Mawr College
Co? Was? German-Polish Linguistic Attitudes in Frankfurt (Oder)
Juliet Elizondo, Haverford College
Melissa Emmerson, Swarthmore College
Julie Ershadi, Bryn Mawr College
Allison Goldberg, Swarthmore College
Humor in American Sign Language
Clara Gordon, Swarthmore College
From Speech to Screen: The Orthography of Colloquial Arabic in Electronically-Mediated Communication
Sarah Hawkins, Swarthmore College
Moroccan Arabic Multiverb Constructions and the Verbal Prefix k-
Calvin Ho, Swarthmore College
Heritage Language Loss in the Chinese Community in Argentina
Alexandra Israel, Swarthmore College
Tales From Before the Long, Long Ago: A Study of Tuvan Ethnopoetics
Louis Katz, Swarthmore College
Megan Kietzman-Nicklin, Haverford College
"Trans-sexual-lation" A study in the power of language
Leland Kusmer, Swarthmore College
THERE IS NO FUTURE Diachronic Verbal Morphology in Fante Twi
Sophia Lewicki, Swarthmore College
Cansada Martin, Haverford College
Teal Patterson, Swarthmore College
Clearly, it must be…: An analysis of theories surrounding clarity and epistemic must
Alesha Polles, Bryn Mawr College
Juliana Reyes, Bryn Mawr College
SECRETS OF TAGALOG HEADLINES REVEALED!: An examination of Tagalog headline grammar
Michael Roswell, Swarthmore College
Theresa Sepulveda, Swarthmore College
Matukar-Panau: A case study in language revitalization
Nathan Shelton, Haverford College
The Social Character of Belief
Michael Shin, Swarthmore College
Horsin’ Around with Math: Content-Related Feedback in Math Pedagogy
Amy Smolek, Swarthmore College
Vowel Harmony in Tuvan and Igbo: Statistical and Optimality Theoretic Analyses
Christopher Stern, Swarthmore College
The Meaningless Phrase and the Empty Metaphor: An Examination of an Early “Viral Meme”
Nemo Swift, Swarthmore College
The Grammar of Pitch in South Gyeongsang Korean
Amalia Tsiongas, Swarthmore College
A Case Study in Greek/English Codeswitching
Rebecca Wright, Swarthmore College
A Linguistic and Literary Analysis of Two ASL Translations of Jabberwocky