22.1331, SJ Hannahs: Is Our New Featured Adviser

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Subject: 22.1331, SJ Hannahs: Is Our New Featured Adviser

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Date: 21-Mar-2011
From:  linguist [linguist at linguistlist.org]
Subject: Read S.J. Hannahs' Letter on Being an Adviser
 

	
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Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2011 23:00:04
From:  linguist [linguist at linguistlist.org]
Subject: Read S.J. Hannahs' Letter on Being an Adviser

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Dear Subscribers,

S. J. Hannahs is our latest adviser featured
this Fund Drive. Dr. S. J. Hannahs has been 
an adviser to LINGUIST List for over 10 years.

We appreciate his support and contributions 
to LINGUIST List and the help he has given us
over the years.

Now, read some words from S. J. Hannahs on his
work as a LINGUIST List adviser:

"I was an early subscriber to the Linguist List 
when it was still hosted from a server in Western 
Australia. In the pre-Google, pre-Wikipedia world 
it seemed miraculous that linguists across the 
globe could be brought together virtually to 
discuss linguistics, to announce upcoming 
conferences and newly published books. Our access 
to source materials has changed since then, with 
downloadable pdf files from archives and publishers' 
websites, as well as individual papers available 
from linguists' personal webpages. But throughout 
the past couple of decades the LinguistList has 
been in on the changes in computing technology, 
playing a central role in facilitating our access 
within linguistics not only to materials and 
resources but to each other." 

Read the rest of S. J. Hannahs' letter at:
http://linguistlist.org/fund-drive/2011/letters/SJHannahs.cfm

Once you are done reading S. J. Hannahs' letter, 
view our latest comic strip that we are featuring
on our site, which was submitted by a subscriber.

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