SCLC Update II

[shokooh Ingham]

Dear Randy and all,
In fact the paper am reading is  "Cross-Language
Contact between Cree and Lakota", but it involves a
study of  T-Words in Siouan.  So it is only one paper.

Bruce
--- Rgraczyk at aol.com wrote:

> Hi, everyone.  The following have indicated to me
> that they will be attending 
> the SCLC: Randy Graczyk, Ted Grimm, John Koontz,
> Jimm Good Tracks, Johannes 
> Helmbrecht, Douglas Ball, Carolyn Quintero, Bob
> Rankin, Rory Larson, Bruce 
> Ingham, Linda Cumberland, Sara Trechter, Mary
> Marino, Bryan Gordon, and Hu 
> Matthews.  Did I miss anyone?
> 
> The following is a preliminary list of papers:
> 
> Johannes Helmbrecht: "Applicatives in Siouan"
> Douglas Ball: "Accounting for Affrication and
> Fortition in Wichita"
> Bruce Ingham: "Cross-Language Contact between Cree
> and Lakota"
> Bruce Ingham: "T-Words in Siouan"
> Jimm Good Tracks: "The Changing Phonics of IOM"
> John Koontz: "Plural Marking in the Siouan
> Languages"
> Ted Grimm: "The Case for Missouri River Siouan"
> Daniel Antshuler: "Filling the gap: Quantity
> insensitive iambs and the 
> typology of feet"
>                                 (based on Osage
> data) (read in absentia)
> 
> In addition, Bob will be reading a paper on the
> phonology of Kansa written by 
> a KU stndent who has done an instrumental study of
> Kansa accent.  Did I miss 
> anyone?
> 
> At Crow Agency on Saturday we will have a
> presentation by Lanny Real Bird 
> that incorporates sign language in a comparison of
> Crow and Hidatsa, and also one 
> on the Crow hymns that are used in various churches
> on the reservation.
> 
> Regarding meals: for those who expressed an opinion,
> the consensus seems to 
> be to eat lunch only on campus.  Of course,
> individuals are free to opt out of 
> this arrangement.  I will be talking to the food
> people on Monday or Tuesday 
> to see what we can line up.
> 
> Randy
> 



	
	
		
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