SACC 19 Program

[Jimm G GoodTracks]

JOHN!  SEVERAL OF US DIDNT MAKE IT TO CANADA.  I THANK YOU FOR THE
FOLLOWING CONTENTS OF EVENTS.  IS IT IT POSSIBLE A FEW  SENTENCES OF THE
MAIN POINTS COULD BE ADDED?  MEANWHILE, I'M OFF TO HOMINY, OK OSAGE
ILONSHKA CEREMONY DANCE, WHERE LANGUAGE CLASSES HAVE RENEWED INTEREST IN
WAZHAZHE.  ITS BEING HERD AGAIN & DISCUSSED.  UNFORTUNATELY, ED RED
EAGLE, 80YOA, PASSED AWAY DURING NATIVE AM. CHURCH SERVUCES.  HE WAS THE
LAST STRONG NATIVE SPEAKER AT THE ILONSHKA ZANI.  JIMM

On Wed, 16 Jun 1999 00:21:58 -0600 (MDT) Koontz John E
<John.Koontz at Colorado.EDU> writes:
>The 19th Annual Conference on Siouan and Caddoan Languages
>
>Held at the U of Regina/Sask. Indian Federated Colleges, Education
>Building, Room 114, Friday-Saturday, June 11-12, 1999.
>
>Organized by Brent Galloway.
>
>
>June 11, 1999
>
>Welcoming Pipe Ceremony Ken Goodwill and Rick Favel.
>
>Brent Galloway (SIFC & U. of Regina):  Some Semantic Roles in
>Canadian
>Assiniboine.
>
>Bruce Ingham (SOAS, London U.):  Nominal or Verbal Status in Lakhota
>(Siouan):  a lexicographic study.
>
>
>Thaddeus C. Grimm (Wichita, KS):  A Proposed Solution to the Mandan
>Paradox.
>
>Robert L. Rankin (U. of Kansas):  A Diachronic Perspective on
>Active/Stative Alignment in Siouan.
>
>Ronn. Moccasin (Frazer, MT):  Working with the Contemporary Nakoda
>Language:  Lower Forty Eight.
>
>John E. Koonyz (U. of Colo.):  'Suddenly' and 'Frequently' in
>Mississippi
>Valley Siouan.
>
>Group discussion of the state of health of Siouan and Caddoan
>languages
>and efforts to preserve and teach them.
>
>
>June 12, 1999
>
>Eung-Do Cook (U. of Calgary):  Problems in the Morley Stoney Phonemic
>Inventory.
>
>Ardis Eschenberg (SUNY/Buffalo):  A Perspective Analysis of Obviation
>Markers in Omaha-Ponca.
>
>Randy Graczyk (St. Charles Mission, Prior, MT):  Switch Reference in
>Siouan.
>
>Field trip to Fort Qu'Appelle.
>
>
>There were 25-30 people in attendance.  I didn't get an exact count
>or
>list.
>
>JEK
>
>