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Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
1 Phonetics Seminar – Organization meeting	2 Semantics Seminar American Indian Seminar – Asya Grigoryan and Tatevik Shahinyan	3 Phonology Seminar Conference Practice: Shu-Hao Shih, Connor Mayer, Eleanor Glewwe, Tony Yates	4 Psycholinguistics Seminar – ETAP poster (Jesse, Sun-Ah)	5	6	7
8 Phonetics Seminar: Cynthia Lee (Head & Neck Surgery), “The prosodic substrate of consonant and tone dynamics”	9 Semantics Seminar American Indian Seminar – Pam Munro	10 Phonology Seminar: Canaan Breiss and Bruce Hayes “More on phonological effects in sentence formation: an improved approach with maxent” Syntax Seminar	11	12 Faculty Meeting Colloquium: Deniz Rudin	13	14
15 Phonetics Seminar: Catalina Torres (U. Melbourne), “Bilingual French: Prosodic constituents and their boundaries in Lifou (New Caledonia)”	16 Semantics Seminar American Indian Seminar – Hilda Koopman	17 Phonology Seminar: Eleanor Glewwe “Complexity Bias and Substantive Bias in Phonotactic Learning” Syntax Seminar: Ed Keenan – A Difference between Quantifiers in Natural Language and in Logic	18 Psycholinguistics Seminar – Contrastive topics in Estonian (Marju)	19 Faculty Meeting Colloquium: Amanda Rysling	20	21
22 Phonetics Seminar: Matt Faytak, “Articulatory uniformity and re-use: Evidence from L2 French and fricative vowels”	23 Semantics Seminar American Indian Seminar – Travis Major	24 Phonology Seminar: Joint meeting with USC, speaker TBA Syntax Seminar: Show and tells!	25 Psycholinguistics Seminar – BUCLD poster (Chie, Jesse, Sun-Ah)	26 Possible Faculty Meeting Colloquium: Colin Wilson	27	28
29 Phonetics seminar: Group preview of ASA meeting abstracts	30 Semantics Seminar American Indian Seminar – Iara Mantenuto	31 Phonology Seminar: Beth Sturman “Lenition, learnability and the P-map: An artificial grammar learning experiment” Syntax Seminar: Hilda Koopman – Syntax Semantics mismatches and syntax phonology mismatches together: evidence from English, German, and Dutch

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