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Hi all,

We are fortunate to have Artemi Romanov from the Russian department speak
at a future LingCircle. He has two possible presentations, and I would
like your input as to which talk you would prefer.

1) lexical borrowings from English into Russian and the attitude of
Russian speakers toward them

2) the linguistic situation in Latvia and Estonia
revolving around Russian speaking diaspora

Please reply with your preference, so that we can set this in motion.

Thanks,

Mollie Hand
Linda Wu
LingCircle Coordinators

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Thu, 9 Sep 1999 17:06:53 -0600 (MDT)
From: Romanov Artemi <romanov@spot.Colorado.EDU>
To: Hand Mollie R <Mollie.Hand@Colorado.EDU>
Subject: Re: LingCircle Invitation for Speakers


Hi Mollie, Thank you for your invitation. I'd be happy to come to one of
your seminars to talk about my research. I've been involved in two
projects recently. One of them deals with recent lexical borrowings from
English into Russian and the attitude of Russian speakers toward them.
Another one focuses on the linguistic situation in Latvia and Estonia
revolving around Russian speaking diaspora. It's up to you to decide which
one will be more interesting for the participants of the seminar to
discuss. From time to time we have departmental meetings on Wednesdays,
but if you let me know in advance which Wednesday you want me to come,
I'll be able to make it. Thanks, Artemi 

On Wed, 8 Sep 1999, Hand Mollie R wrote:

> Hello Linguists! 
> 
> I realize that you may be disguised in other departments, but we in the
> linguistics department recognize you as full-fledged linguists. We are
> VERY interested in hearing about your research, and invite you to present
> during our LingCircle colloquiums throughout the academic year.
> 
> We want to know what language research is being done by faculty and
> students outside of our department. You are invited to speak for a short
> period (10-15 minutes) or a longer session (up to 90 minutes). 
> 
> LingCircle meets every other Wednesday, from 3:30-5:00, but if you would
> like to give a short talk and leave early (or come late), we can work
> something out. We welcome any contributions to our colloquiums!
>  
> The dates that are currently available are as follows:
> 
> October 13
> October 27
> November 10
> November 24
> 
> Please email us if you or any of the other faculty or grad students in
> your department can share your research with us. Food and drink will be
> provided (we will be bringing delicious homemade snacks).
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Mollie Hand
> Linda Wu
> LingCircle Coordinators
> 
> 
> 
>