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Starting: Fri Jun 1 14:25:44 UTC 2018
Ending: Thu Jun 28 14:40:56 UTC 2018
Messages: 82

• [lg policy] I need your help   Lois Feuerle
• [lg policy] Book: Language Policy and Language Acquisition Planning   Francis Hult
• [lg policy] The Cost of Changing a Country's Name   Francis Hult
• [lg policy] Call for book reviewers   Sarah Moore
• [lg policy] NOTE ROOM CHANGE: John Edwards: Talk at Queen Mary University of London   Leigh Oakes
• [lg policy] Registration now open: 2018 HCALM Conference on language and health - ethical and policy issues   Yael Peled
• [lg policy] (no subject)   C. Martin Velez S.
• [lg policy] Re: Beall's List of Predatory Publishers 2017   Dave Sayers
• [lg policy] You talking to me? ¿Me esta hablando usted?   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Trump sent a retired teacher a letter about gun policy. She fixed the grammar and sent it back   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] English-speaking dad makes human rights complaint over French school division policy   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Albright: Trump's Immigration Rhetoric, Policy 'Un-American and Appalling'   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] The Code That’s So Hard to Break   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Reports: US to Change Visa Policy for Chinese Students   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] ‘Return total power back to the parents’   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Backlash as English becomes preferred language at some Dutch universities   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Refugees seeking education fight school district policy that keeps older students out   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Dutch fret about rising sway of English on campus.   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Shakespeare in trouble: Dutch fret about English on campus   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Why California Needs to Take Bilingualism Seriously   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Afrikaans is forced on children in schools complain parents   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Shakespeare in trouble: Dutch fret about English on campus   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Lost in translation: Only 13% of UK policyholders understand their insurance policies   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Phoneme Husbandry in Delaware County, Pa.   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Q&A with Kristin Simpsen: English-only policies may discriminate, EEOC warns   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] President Higgins to speak at Irish language event in city   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Putrajaya: Policy changes and new initiatives soon   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] President of Ireland, Michael D Higgins will be the keynote speaker at a symposium on Conradh na Gaeilge   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Ukrainians are getting less divided by language, not more. Here’s the research.   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Local language books can enhance children’s reading competencies   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] 150 hours to learn Mandarin – and teach it   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Malaysia: A more intergrated education system needed   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Over Language: Telemundo Reviles Latino Restaurateur as Race Traitor   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Infinitives Can Be Split: Grammar Conservatives Face the Shock   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] School board to vote on language credits, budget Most Popular Never Miss A Story Subscribe to Columbia Daily Tribune Our Picks By Roger McKinney @rmckinney9 Posted Jun 9, 2018 at 3:46 PM A new feature on Columbia Public Schools students’ transcripts will allow them to get college credit for being bilingual. The Columbia Board of Education on Monday will vote to establish a “Seal of BiLiteracy” for CPS students who are proficient in English and another language. The seal is included on the student’s high school transcript and diploma. Kristi Shinn, CPS director of curriculum and instruction, said native English speakers who take world languages can qualify, as can students with a native language other than English who become proficient in English. Students who receive the seal also are awarded 12 to 14 hours of foreign language credit at Missouri State University, Evangel University, University of Central Missouri, Truman State University and Missouri Southern State University   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Cyril Ramaphosa and the language challenge   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] American sign language and English language learners: New linguistic research supports the need for policy changes   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Taiwan and China: A battle for sovereignty or diversity?   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Do We Need a Single International Language in Space?   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] 'Afrikaans use denies black students access'   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Not quite the end of mankind   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Anglophones get a nod in Quebec's new cultural policy, but funding remains unclear   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Fwd: Language Rights of Linguistic Minorities: A Practical Guide for Implementation   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Language usage in the Netherlands is a quality issue   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Dutch Minister tells HEIs to ensure accessibility for country’s own   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Another Conquest by the Language That Is Eating the World   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Sri Lanka’s private insurance providers exploit language barrier   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] YouthDay: Afrikaans schools rule, 42 years after Soweto riots   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Mandatory English language classes, new test under consideration for migrants   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Wellington takes reo vision to heart   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Karnataka: Banned English schools in 2006, now wants the language from LKG: HDK’s U-turn   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] #YouthDay: Afrikaans schools rule, 42 years after Soweto riots   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Corporation Banks conducts Hindi awareness workshop   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Gender-specific words like mankind and tradesman are BANNED at Australian universities   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Getting Schooled on Texas Subrogation   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Opinion: Diversity warriors need to leave our language alone   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Ngugi wa Thiong'o: 'African languages need to talk to each other'   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Why it's OK for bilingual children to mix languages   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Compulsory Board Exam for Sanskrit?   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Welshpool Town Council will learn lessons from language gaffe   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Florida State bans ‘offensive language’ toward a person based on gende   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Strunk at 100: A Centennial Not to Celebrate   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Fwd: CFP: Translanguaging in the Individual, at School and in Society   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Parents demand hindi language classes in private schools   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Draft law paves way for Amazigh language academy   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Ignore the alarmists, there is no language crisis in Quebec, economists say   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Critics of Trump’s Immigration Policy Can Cite the Bible, too   Harold Schiffman
• Fwd: [lg policy] Peru's public TV airs first news programme in Quechua   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Fwd: [Linganth] Translators for mesoamerican languages urgently needed for border crisis   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] I need your help   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Town Council set to adopt new Welsh language policy   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Dehumanizing language infects the immigration debate 3 June 26, 2018 Michael Andor Brodeur’s @large column in the Sunday Arts section (“United States of Euphemism”) makes an important point. I have been noting for months, maybe years, the dehumanizing language being used to describe every topic in the immigration debate. I am disturbed when these terms are adopted by the media. “Family reunification policy” became “chain migration.” “Catch and release” is a phrase that I have always heard used about fishing. To hear it referring to people is appalling. Putting a “so-called” in front of it, or adding quotes, does not make it any more acceptable. These phrases completely remove the human being from the sentence. ADVERTISING As the mother of a person with disabilities, I am aware of the movement toward people-first language. Learning to construct sentences thoughtfully and guard against reductionist language changes more than the conversation. It affects our viewpo   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] language judgement to be appealed – AfriForum   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Big stooshie over interview process for new Scriever   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Official Language Policy   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Ma who blamed migrant for rubbish bids to lead Assembly (which he wants to a bolish)   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] The South Ameerican Poet Embracing a Language of Maybes   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Let's Change the Border Debate, for Both Humanitarian and Policy Reasons   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] Human rights complaint against St. John Ambulance over sign language will proceed   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] (no subject)   Harold Schiffman
• [lg policy] article on religion   mostari hind
• [lg policy] where to publish ?   mostari hind

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