LINGUIST List Daily Summary for Sun Jul 7 2002

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  13.1862, All: Language Query Room Advisory Board

    1) From:     Doug Whalen <whalen at alvin.haskins.yale.edu>
       Subject:  Language Query Room Advisory Board

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/13/13-1862.html

  13.1863, Qs: Voice/Music/Meaning, Morphology

    1) From:     Nicholas Bacuez <vyvyan at mac.com>
       Subject:  sound and meaning through music
    2) From:     Les Zsoldos <lgz at sfu.ca>
       Subject:  morphology

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/13/13-1863.html

  13.1864, Qs: Creole Phonology, Eng Middle Contruction

    1) From:     "Jean-Pierre Angenot" <angenot at gm-net.com.br>
       Subject:  over Batticaloa Creole Phonology
    2) From:     nirada simargool <nsimargo at students.wisc.edu>
       Subject:  english middles

      http://linguistlist.org/issues/13/13-1864.html