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Starting: Sat Mar 1 00:13:58 UTC 2008
Ending: Mon Mar 31 14:44:58 UTC 2008
Messages: 210

• Gender neutrality and language   L Pierce
  • Gender neutrality and language   Ronald Kephart
  • Gender neutrality and language   L Pierce
  • Gender neutrality and language   Siegel, Jason F.
  • Gender neutrality and language   Dennis Baron
  • Gender neutrality and language   Anthea Fraser Gupta
  • Gender neutrality and language   Jeff Gross
  • Gender neutrality and language   Harold Schiffman
  • Gender neutrality and language   Jeff Gross
  • Gender neutrality and language   Christina Paulston
  • Gender neutrality and language   Ronald Kephart
  • Gender neutrality and language   Christina Paulston
  • Gender neutrality and language   Ann Evans
  • Gender neutrality and language   Lynn Goldstein
  • Gender neutrality and language   Anthea Fraser Gupta
  • Gender neutrality and language   Ronald Kephart
  • Gender neutrality and language   Ann Evans
  • Gender neutrality and language   Christina Paulston
  • Gender neutrality and language   Jacob Berg
  • Gender neutrality and language   Ann Evans
  • Gender neutrality and language   Ronald Kephart
  • Gender neutrality and language   Dennis Baron
  • Gender neutrality and language   Ronald Kephart
• "Myths about languages in the Philippines"   Don Osborn
• Eurolang newsletter   Harold Schiffman
• Uganda: Disabilities MP Slams Free Education Policy   Harold Schiffman
• Korean Students Strain Foreign-School Policy   Harold Schiffman
• Linguapax Prize 2008 to Neville Alexander of South Africa   Don Osborn
• CFP: Knowledge and Language in the Middle East   Harold Schiffman
• Linguapax Prize 2008: Neville Alexander of South Africa   Harold Schiffman
  • Linguapax Prize 2008: Neville Alexander of South Africa   Don Osborn
• Fwd: [Edling] CFP: Anthropology, interculturality and language learning and teaching   Harold Schiffman
• Miami: The erosion of Espa ñol   Harold Schiffman
• Malaysia: Proposals from researchers may be incorporated into education policies.   Harold Schiffman
• London (Ontario): French-language services are so scarce at city hall and other organizations, advocates fear Francophones will avoid locating in the Forest City.   Harold Schiffman
• Kashmir: State Govt to Revamp Educational Policy   Harold Schiffman
• New Zealand: Early-childhood education in Samoan and other languages   Harold Schiffman
• UK: Mon dieu - A-levels axe foreign literary greats   Harold Schiffman
• Thailand: Exam foreign language change upsets teachers   Harold Schiffman
• Vocabulary study may boost learning among Spanish-speaking adolescents   Harold Schiffman
• India (Manipur): Need to set up department for tribal languages   Harold Schiffman
• Japan: Fuji CEO provided with simultaneous translation from Japanese at all times   Harold Schiffman
• USA: 'Muslim reformation' and new Koran translation   Damien Hall
  • USA: 'Muslim reformation' and new Koran translation   Harold Schiffman
• 2008 STARTALK Programs: Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, Persian and Urdu   Harold Schiffman
• Urban Legend "if it's good enough for Jesus"   L Pierce
  • Urban Legend "if it's good enough for Jesus"   Carl Grove
  • Urban Legend "if it's good enough for Jesus"   Francis Hult
  • Urban Legend "if it's good enough for Jesus"   Don Osborn
  • Urban Legend "if it's good enough for Jesus"   Harold Schiffman
• linguistics of the second amendment   Dennis Baron
• Nigerians are speaking an English all their own   Harold Schiffman
• BBC Set to Open Its New Arab World TV Channel   Harold Schiffman
• Alaska and Siberia: Distant Native languages bridge Bering Sea   Harold Schiffman
• low esteem of teenage LUL speakers to their language   Davyth Hicks
• MLA's Recommendations on Transforming Foreign-Language Education Continue to Provoke Debate   Harold F. Schiffman
• MLA report   Harold F. Schiffman
• Special Stipends for LCTL Teachers   Harold Schiffman
• "English--the richest, most expressive language in the world"   Don Osborn
  • "English--the richest, most expressive language in the world"   Harold Schiffman
  • "English--the richest, most expressive language in the world"   Ronald Kephart
  • "English--the richest, most expressive language in the world"   Harold Schiffman
  • "English--the richest, most expressive language in the world"   Rusiko Amirejibi-Mullen
  • "English--the richest, most expressive language in the world"   Robert Lawless
• information explosion   Felecia Briscoe
• Kurdistan: The Arabization policy is much older than the Baa'thization   Harold Schiffman
• Ukraine: A better compromise   Harold Schiffman
• Arizona: When it comes to immigration policy, focus on pleasing no one   Harold Schiffman
• How do you say 'dead language' in Gaelic?   Harold Schiffman
• New language access resource for states   Harold Schiffman
• Wales: Laws concerning "Yr Iaith Gymraeg"   Harold Schiffman
• The necessity for EU Enlargement … or…it’s a great idea in practice, just how will it work in theory?   Harold Schiffman
• Gender neutral terms: Ann Bodine as an antidote to David Gelernter.   Amy Sheldon
  • Gender neutral terms: Ann Bodine as an antidote to David Gelernter.   Ronald Kephart
• Problems managing membership data on the Consortium for Language Policy and Planning   REDA BOUKLI-HACENE
• Uganda: Teaching in local languages good policy   Harold Schiffman
• Gas, NATO and language policies divide Ukraine   Harold Schiffman
• Ireland: PCD enrollees asked to sign up to school's all-Irish policy   Harold Schiffman
• Bahrain: Language skills in big demand   Harold Schiffman
• Malaysia: Anwar to Abdullah: It's nothing personal   Harold Schiffman
• N. Ireland: Irish 'should threaten no-one'   Harold Schiffman
• South Africa: More race torture at Free State varsity   Harold Schiffman
• Malaysia: English and Asia: First International Conference 2008   Harold Schiffman
• Conference: Integration and Achievement in a Multilingual Europe: Languages for Learning and Life   Harold Schiffman
• Abkhazia Appeals for World Recognition   Harold F. Schiffman
  • Abkhazia Appeals for World Recognition   Rusiko Amirejibi-Mullen
• Responses to my query about the membership database   Harold Schiffman
• Happy Birthday, Henry Fowler: inventor of that/which rule is 150 on Monday, March 10   Dennis Baron
• Turkey: citizens living abroad should teach second and third generations to speak Turkish well   Harold Schiffman
• Campaign for High School Equity to Congress: English Language Learners Are Being Left Behind   Harold Schiffman
• IATA: English to become compulsory for pilots   Harold Schiffman
• Conf: 1st International Conference on Language Documentation and Tradition   Harold Schiffman
• Language on the radio (Re: "Any hope for local Ghanaian languages...?")   Don Osborn
• Thailand: A Sound Language Policy is Needed to Improve Ethnic Relations   Harold Schiffman
• No subject   Harold F. Schiffman
• Sri Lanka: Let's take the Irish example   Harold Schiffman
• New Jersey: Dover's language angst   Harold Schiffman
• Dalai Lama: Tibet's language, customs fading away   Harold Schiffman
• French language not in crisis, say Quebec Liberals   Harold Schiffman
• Utah: Intrigue helps fuel language studies. Funding boost means more students may learn Arabic, Chinese, Russian   Harold Schiffman
• Turkey: The objective was to get rid of all Armenians   Harold Schiffman
• London: The primary school where every child learns to speak 40 languages   Harold Schiffman
• Quebec: Charest not keen to test popularity   Harold Schiffman
• Montreal: Liberal MNAs abandon their constituents   Harold Schiffman
• Tibet: TIBETAN NATIONAL UPRISING DAY; 49th ANNUAL COMMEMORATION   Harold Schiffman
• Sri Lanka ’s Wild East Plans First Vote in Over 10 Years   Harold Schiffman
• IRAN: US GOVERNMENT PLANNING AZERI-LANGUAGE BROADCASTS TO IRAN   Harold Schiffman
• Sri Lanka: What a crying shame!   Harold Schiffman
• Malaysia: The malaise of enforced inequality   Harold Schiffman
• Bombay: CM, Congress corporators hit a language barrier   Harold Schiffman
• Korea: President Lee ’s Education Reform   Harold Schiffman
• Follow-up on Sri Lanka article sent earlier today   Harold Schiffman
• Turkey: A Patchwork Land Confronts a Lie of Whole Cloth   Harold Schiffman
• Pakistan: * Experts say ethnic languages not ready to take on challenges of contemporary journalism   Harold Schiffman
• Kenya: Why Microsoft Swahili Version Failed   Harold Schiffman
• Foreign sociologists praise Transdniester language policy   Harold Schiffman
• UK: linguistic hygiene on the football field   Harold Schiffman
• Turkey offers reforms for Kurdish minority   Harold Schiffman
• Poland: Political Linguistics Conference   Harold Schiffman
• Dubai: all outdoor advertisements, billboards, menus at restaurants and business invoices should be in Arabic   Harold Schiffman
• In South Florida, Spanish isn't what it used to be   Harold Schiffman
• Hazleton (PA): District still struggles with ESL   Harold Schiffman
• Taiwan's   Harold Schiffman
• Ireland: L á Fhéile Pádraig and a bit of Erse   Harold Schiffman
• UK: Cambridge drops language GCSE requirement   Harold Schiffman
• Canada: N.B. schools scrap early French immersion   Harold Schiffman
• Sri Lanka: A replyto Ambassador Bernard Goonetilleke   Harold Schiffman
• Vladivostok: The Russian language and Russian culture in dialogue with APR countries   Harold Schiffman
• Ireland: Poll on Fine Gael on the Irish language   Harold Schiffman
• Book notice: The Multilinguial Internet: Language, Culture, and Communication Online   Harold Schiffman
• Second Amendment grammar -- the Framers parsed it one way, but will the Supreme Court agree with their analysis?   Dennis Baron
  • Second Amendment grammar -- the Framers parsed it one way, but will the Supreme Court agree with their analysis?   Chris Allen Thomas
• Cfp: Colloque Jeunes Cherche urs 'Enfance(s) et plurilingu isme', Universit é Montpellier III, France, 26-27 juin 2008   Harold Schiffman
• Journal name change: Sociolinguistic Studies   Harold Schiffman
• 'German government follows a conscious 'fascist' policy against Turks'   Harold Schiffman
• UK: Government to drop oral language exams   Harold Schiffman
  • UK: Government to drop oral language exams   Damien Hall
• Wales: Rugby in language drive   Harold Schiffman
• Kenya: Appreciating Culture is Key to Cementing a Sense of Nationhood   Harold Schiffman
• "Morocco's Berbers Reclaim Their Language & Indigenous Culture"   Don Osborn
• China's ethnic policies led to Tibet riots   Harold Schiffman
• Korean English Teachers Slam Gov't Education Plans   Harold Schiffman
• South Africa: does current system of parallel medium of instruction divide students by race and language?   Harold Schiffman
• Do English-only workplaces discriminate?   Harold Schiffman
• Conference: Traduction et veille strat égique multilingue   Harold Schiffman
• Conference: Languages and the Media   Harold Schiffman
• TOC: Language in Society Vol 37, No 2 (2008)   Harold Schiffman
• TOC: Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development Vol 29, No 2 (2008)   Harold Schiffman
• An article from RFE/RL's web site has been sent to you by H. Schiffman   H. Schiffman
• A South African Campus Wrestles With the Legacy of Apartheid   Harold F. Schiffman
• South Korea Seeks a New Role as a Higher-Education Hub   Harold F. Schiffman
• UK: Cambridge University's decision to cease insisting that its candidates had to have studied a language at school   Harold Schiffman
• Sri Lanka "standardization policy" and quota system   Harold Schiffman
• Call for papers: Current Issues in Language Planning   Harold Schiffman
• Texas: State panel rejects Latino call for input on curriculum. No more time to alter policy for English and reading, state chair insists   Harold Schiffman
• Book notice: http://linguistlist.org/issues/19/19-927.html   Harold Schiffman
• Call: Language Contact in Times of Globalization 2 (2009)   Harold Schiffman
• Calls: Linguistic Processing in Bi- and Multilinguals   Harold Schiffman
• In divided Cyprus, new leader Christofias energizes unity bid   Harold F. Schiffman
• "Legislator wants immigrant families to keep native languages" (MD, US)   Don Osborn
• UK: School fails to get a language GCSE   Harold Schiffman
• Switzerland: English seen as "most useful" foreign language   Harold Schiffman
• Oneida Indian Nation working to preserve native language   Harold Schiffman
• Fwd: [Edling] UK: French is no longer enough   Harold Schiffman
• Canada: N.B. teachers, parents cope with loss of early French immersion   Harold Schiffman
• Confucius Institute debuts Chinese-language class in Cairo University   Harold Schiffman
• South Africa: Mom takes school to court over language policy   Harold Schiffman
• Minnesota: Learning to speak Ojibwe   Harold Schiffman
• Xinjiang: China's 'other Tibet'   Harold Schiffman
• Chairman McLeroy to Texas Hispanics: “Drop dead!”   Harold Schiffman
• Belgium Forms Coalition Government, Ending Standoff   Harold Schiffman
• Greece And Macedonia Underline Will to Solve Name Row   Harold Schiffman
• Oklahoma: Immigration Policy in Ok: The tension between liberty and law   Harold Schiffman
• In defense of Azerbaijani Political Prisoners in Iran   Harold Schiffman
• In Babel of Tongues, Suriname Seeks Itself   Harold F. Schiffman
• UN delivers human rights verdict on Baltics   Harold Schiffman
• Sri Lanka: Language of Communication   Harold Schiffman
• Korea: UDP Advocates More Language Schools   Harold Schiffman
• Kenya: English's Successes Have Also Resulted in Its Setbacks   Harold Schiffman
• Los Angeles: One In Three County Residents Face Language Barriers making navigation of health care system difficult   Harold Schiffman
• Australia: Sprechen Sie … um… anything?   Harold Schiffman
• Russia: Officials in Lenin's birthplace ordered to learn English   Harold Schiffman
• Uzbekistan is a multinational state where are living peacefully representatives of more than 130 nationalities   Harold Schiffman
• Oklahoma: No compelling reason for official language   Harold Schiffman
• Zambia: Adult Education Lacking Policy Direction   Harold Schiffman
• California Health Plans Have Just 100 Days to Comply With Language Assistance Program Requirements   Harold Schiffman
• 'BBC attitude to Wales was patronising'   Harold Schiffman
• W. Bengal: India ’s poor can onl y be helped by correct policies.   Harold Schiffman
• Colleges Need to Recognize, and Serve, the 3 Kinds of Latino Students   Harold Schiffman
• Benin: BNC makes case for Edo language policy   Harold Schiffman
• Australia: The study of other languages is important as English becomes more prevalent.   Harold Schiffman
• Norway:Language under assault   Harold Schiffman
• One Reason Why Tibetan Monastics Protest: at Tibet University in Lhasa, Chinese is the official language of instruction   Harold Schiffman
• Fwd: Symposium on Teaching Indigenous Languages of LA   Harold Schiffman
• UK: Plans to get every young child speaking a foreign language are on track   Harold Schiffman
• Canada: In the Arctic, you can't go back to the future   Harold Schiffman
• Is it Macedonia by any other name?   Harold F. Schiffman
• Pa. judge sentences 3 to learn English   Dennis Baron
• Speak English, get out of jail free   Dennis Baron
• Punjabi will not die in 50 years   Harold Schiffman
• Bulgaria:   Harold Schiffman
• South Africa: Ho ërskool verdict 'insults' Afrikaners   Harold Schiffman
• South Africa: High School Ermelo v. Dept. of Education   Harold Schiffman
• Plans to get every young child speaking a foreign language are on track   Anthea Fraser Gupta
• Hong Kong: Weak link in mother-tongue lessons   Harold Schiffman
• US: Foreign Language Assistance Program-LEAs   Harold Schiffman
• Dissertation: Shifting Dunes: Changing meanings of Urdu in India   Harold Schiffman
• Calls: 7th International Symposium on Bilingualism   Harold Schiffman
• Sri Lanka: New alliance of Tamil parties soon, says Gunasekara   Harold Schiffman
• Question   BARBARA MCCAULEY

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