Comparative Grammar workshop

[R. Rankin]

>I like Bob's suggestion that the comparative workshop 
>would be the content of
> the next Siouan Conference.  Perhaps we could set 
> aside a few hours for local
> Crow input on language revitalization, etc.

Very definitely, and there would also probably be a few 
off-topic papers and/or Caddoan talks that we would 
certainly want to welcome.  I'd guess it would just 
mean adding a day or two to the regular SCLC.

As for Justin's comments about fonts, I hope folks will 
look at all sorts of them.  There must be many 
possibilities out there, and I'd love to get advice on 
the best one to use.  There are several symbols that I 
have found to be a problem in many otherwise excellent 
fonts (like Times New Roman).  We need a j-hacek, an 
o-ogonek (the subscript hook) and a glottal stop 
(something besides question-mark or 7).  Those are 
primary requirements.  Beyond that, it might be nice to 
have the array of Dorsey, Riggs and Buechel characters 
for citations, plus pharyngeals for Stoney.

Bob