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Lives in Linguistics: an interview with Catherine V. Chvany,May 5, 2009.Funded in part by The Franke Institute for the Humanitiesat the University of Chicago, The University of North Texas, The Department of Slavic Languages & Literaturesat the University of Chicago, and The University of Chicago Center for East European and Russian/Eurasian Studies.Interviewed by John R. Ross and John A. Goldsmith

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Lives in Linguistics: an interview with Lila Gleitman,May 11, 2009.Funded in Part by The Franke Institute for the Humanitiesat the University of Chicago, and The University of North Texas.Interviewed by John R. Ross and John A. Goldsmith.

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May 4, 2011

John Goldsmith,
Chair, Department of Computer Science

John Rober "Haj" Ross,
Professor of Linguistice, University of North Texas

Francois Dell,
Phonologist, Department of Linguistics Guest Lecturer

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Lives in Linguistics: An interview with Jerrold Sadock - part 1

Interview by John Goldsmith
December 10, 2008

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Lives in Linguistics: An interview with Jerrold Sadock - part 2

Interview by John Goldsmith
December 10, 2008

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Now in its 16th edition, The Chicago Manual of Style is the must-have reference for everyone who works with words. On November 8th a panel of experts convened at International House to discuss both the history of this authoritative text and its relevance in an era where instantaneous global publication is only a tap, text, or tweet away. Audience participation was encouraged via live polling on matters of usage and style and submitting comments and questions via Twitter. The discussion was moderated by Alison Cuddy, host of WBEZ’s award-winning news magazine Eight Forty-Eight.