Linguistics Tri-College Class of 2018
Elsher Abraham, Swarthmore College
The Problem with Mumble Rap
Stigmatization of Variant Production in Contemporary Mainstream Hip-Hop
Anita Brown, Bryn Mawr College
Quantitative Metathesis in Ancient Greek
Kate Collins, Swarthmore College
An Interface and Case Studies for Automatic Cognate Detection Methods
Abby Crum, Bryn Mawr College
The Intonational Phonology of Spoken Word Poetry
Sarah Malia Daguio, Haverford College
Joseph DeBrine
La mobilité du français régional
Jinjie Dong, Swarthmore College
Going Right? Double Down! Mandarin Right Dislocation
Sabea Evans, Haverford College
“Siliminga, hello!”
Negotiating Race, Place, and Language Ideologies in Post-Colonial Dalun, Ghana
James Faville, Haverford College
Coindexation under Attitude Complements
Rebecca Ford, Swarthmore College
How Black Male Identity is Sculpted Through Language in Light of Stigmatization and Stereotyping
Kathryn Goldberg, Bryn Mawr College
Lexical Tone and Melodic Pitch in the Music of Teotitlán del Valle Zapotec
Brianna Grenert, Bryn Mawr College
The Shape of Eta: Evolutionary Phonology and the Development of Attic Greek [ε:]
Clare Hanlon, Swarthmore College
Tokenization of Japanese Text
Using a Morphological Transducer
James Howard, Swarthmore College
Kai Xu Kandrysawtz, Swarthmore College
The Vitality of the Hangzhou Dialect of Mandarin
Audrey Lin, Bryn Mawr College
Sign Language Recognition: Defining Subunits by Quantified Handshapes with Hidden Markov Models
Shaina Mahoney, Bryn Mawr College
Apt to change: A Comparison of Handshape Aperture in Estonian and Latvian Sign Languages
Jacob Malin, Swarthmore College
FREE HANDSHAPE: A Proposed Mechanism for the Coining of Classifiers in ASL
Jake Mundo, Swarthmore College
Interpreting Minimalist Grammars
Lyra Piscitelli, Bryn Mawr College
A Pragmatic Account of Demands for Recognition
Lauren Pronger, Haverford College
Double Classifiers in Navajo Verbs
Diamond Ray, Bryn Mawr College
Mindy Reutter, Bryn Mawr College
"The Language of College": A Case Study of Code-switching and Identity Performance in Northern Appalachian University Communities of Practice
Benjamin Schmidt, Swarthmore College
Ziting Shen, Bryn Mawr College
Caroline Steliotes, Haverford College
Contrastive Focus on the Null Copula in African American English
Gretchen Trupp, Swarthmore College
Blogs are the Mirrors to Ourselves: Examining Emerging Semantic Conventions in an Online World
Huilei Wang, Bryn Mawr College
A Tale of BEI, JIAO, RANG, and GEI: a comparison and analysis of passive markers in Mandarin Chinese
David Zuckerman
FREE HANDSHAPE: A Proposed Mechanism for the Coining of Classifiers in ASL
