Linguistics Tri-College Class of 2011
Rachel Carpenter, Bryn Mawr College

Megan Clark, Bryn Mawr College

Co? Was? German-Polish Linguistic Attitudes in Frankfurt (Oder) [PDF]
Juliet Elizondo, Haverford College

Melissa Emmerson, Swarthmore College

Julie Ershadi, Bryn Mawr College

Persian Complex Predicates [PDF]
Allison Goldberg, Swarthmore College

Humor in American Sign Language [PDF]
Clara Gordon, Swarthmore College

Sarah Hawkins, Swarthmore College

Moroccan Arabic Multiverb Constructions and the Verbal Prefix k- [PDF]
Calvin Ho, Swarthmore College

Heritage Language Loss in the Chinese Community in Argentina [PDF]
Alexandra Israel, Swarthmore College

Tales From Before the Long, Long Ago: A Study of Tuvan Ethnopoetics [PDF]
Louis Katz, Swarthmore College

Megan Kietzman-Nicklin, Haverford College

"Trans-sexual-lation" A study in the power of language
Leland Kusmer, Swarthmore College

THERE IS NO FUTURE Diachronic Verbal Morphology in Fante Twi [PDF]
Sophia Lewicki, Swarthmore College

Cansada Martin, Haverford College

Teal Patterson, Swarthmore College

Clearly, it must be…: An analysis of theories surrounding clarity and epistemic must [PDF]
Alesha Polles, Bryn Mawr College

Juliana Reyes, Bryn Mawr College

SECRETS OF TAGALOG HEADLINES REVEALED!: An examination of Tagalog headline grammar [PDF]
Michael Roswell, Swarthmore College

Theresa Sepulveda, Swarthmore College

Matukar-Panau: A case study in language revitalization [PDF]
Nathan Shelton, Haverford College

The Social Character of Belief [PDF]
Michael Shin, Swarthmore College

Horsin’ Around with Math: Content-Related Feedback in Math Pedagogy [PDF]
Amy Smolek, Swarthmore College

Vowel Harmony in Tuvan and Igbo: Statistical and Optimality Theoretic Analyses [PDF]
Christopher Stern, Swarthmore College

The Meaningless Phrase and the Empty Metaphor: An Examination of an Early “Viral Meme” [PDF]
Nemo Swift, Swarthmore College

The Grammar of Pitch in South Gyeongsang Korean [PDF]
Amalia Tsiongas, Swarthmore College

A Case Study in Greek/English Codeswitching
Rebecca Wright, Swarthmore College

A Linguistic and Literary Analysis of Two ASL Translations of Jabberwocky