LINGUIST List Daily Summary for Wed Mar 18 1998

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  9.390, Confs: Very Large Corpora

    1) From:     Eugene Charniak <ec at cs.brown.edu>
       Subject:  VERY LARGE CORPORA

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-390.html

  9.391, Confs: Syntax of Semitic Languages

    1) From:     "Linda Culver" <Culver at Hermes.usc.edu>
       Subject:  Syntax of Semitic Languages

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-391.html

  9.392, Confs: Lexical Semantic Systems

    1) From:     WLSS98 <wlss98 at alphalinguistica.sns.it>
       Subject:  Lexical Semantics Systems

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-392.html

  9.393, Qs: Transitive verbs, Nazi variants, sacred lang.

    1) From:     arian at th.vu.nl
       Subject:  Statistics on transitive verbs
    2) From:     Michael Best <mikeb at media.mit.edu>
       Subject:  variants of Nazi
    3) From:     Cynthia Hoehler-Fatton <chh3a at virginia.edu>
       Subject:  Sacred language "encoding"

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-393.html

  9.394, FYI: Diphthongs, TEFL Teachers Group

    1) From:     "Dan I. SLOBIN" <slobin at COGSCI.Berkeley.EDU>
       Subject:  Re: 9.355, Qs: Diphthongs,O-E ligature,Contrast rhet.,Software
    2) From:     <Hickman at vse.cz>
       Subject:  An Invitation to join CETEFL

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-394.html

  9.395, Disc: NLP and Syntax

    1) From:     "Samuel L. Bayer" <sam at linus.mitre.org>
       Subject:  Re: 9.383: Disc: NLP and Syntax
    2) From:     Mike_Maxwell at sil.org
       Subject:  Disc: NLP and Syntax

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-395.html

  9.396, Disc: NLP and Syntax

    1) From:     "Samuel L. Bayer" <sam at linus.mitre.org>
       Subject:  Re: 9.383: Disc: NLP and Syntax
    2) From:     "Mark Johnson" <mj1 at lx.cog.brown.edu>
       Subject:  Re: 9.342, Disc: NLP and Syntax
    3) From:     Dan Maxwell <100101.2276 at compuserve.com>
       Subject:  9.368, Disc: NLP and Syntax

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-396.html

  9.397, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics

    1) From:     "Peter T. Daniels" <grammatim at worldnet.att.net>
       Subject:  Re: 9.381, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics
    2) From:     manaster at umich.edu
       Subject:  Re: 9.381, Disc: State of Comparative Linguistics

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-397.html

  9.398, Sum: Have to/Have got to

    1) From:     <YIB00161 at niftyserve.or.jp>
       Subject:  Have to/Have got to

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-398.html

  9.399, Jobs: ASL (Maine), Semantics (UCLA)

    1) From:     Wayne Cowart <cowart at usm.maine.edu>
       Subject:  ASL & ASL/English Interpreting (revised)
    2) From:     Tim Stowell <stowell at humnet.ucla.edu>
       Subject:  UCLA Semantics job

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-399.html

  9.400, Jobs: Postdoc Research Officer (Update), Spanish

    1) From:     Gillian Craw <g.craw at bangor.ac.uk>
       Subject:  Postdoctoral Research Officer **NEW CLOSING DATE**
    2) From:     Durham Linguistics <Durham.Linguistics at durham.ac.uk>
       Subject:  University of Durham: Lecturer in Spanish

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/9/9-400.html