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From: E.A. Elder
Date: Thu, 04 Feb 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 04 Feb 1999 00:00
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Hello, As many of you know, Kay Bock is visiting our department for 2 days on March 11 & 12. She will be giving 2 talks: one for ICS on Friday and one for the Ling dept on Thurs. Now, looking at the class schedule, it seems that the time slot of 3:30-5 is relatively open. I know that Julia Fisher's TESOL class is then but no other Linguistics class conflicts. SO, what I need to know is how many people, would NOT be able to make it during that time? And if you can't, please give me an alternate time that makes sense for everybody. For the talk on Thurs, we would like to have a small reception before the talk. It would be nice if we could have a nice spread with real food. I have heard that linguists are excellent cooks so this will be a good chance to impress each other. Any volunteers? I think that appetizers, finger food, and desserts would work. Thanks, Beth ________________________________________ Elizabeth Elder PhD student Linguistics Department U. of Colorado - CB 295 303-492-6747 ______________________________________________ If you think education is expensive, you ought to try ignorance. - Derek L. Bok
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