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  • Abstracts for the 2011 Annual Meeting are due by July 31 at 11:59 p.m. US Eastern Time. Technical support for abstract submission will be unavailable after 5:00 p.m. US Eastern Time on Friday, July 30. Read more ...
  • Cast your vote by August 17 on the LSA's Resolution on the Teachers' English Fluency Initiative in Arizona.
  • The LSA has updated its procedures for proposing and enacting resolutions. Read more ....
  • Nominations for the 2011 Class of LSA Fellows must be received at the Secretariat by Friday 30 July. Read more ...

Language Photo Album

Current Editors

Brian D. Joseph, Editor
Brian D. Joseph, Editor

Stanley Dubinsky, Review Editor
Gregory Stump, Review Editor

Previous Editors

George Melville Bolling
George Melville Bolling (1925 – 1939)

Bernard Bloch
Bernard Bloch (1940 – 1966)

William Bright
William Bright (1966 - 1987)

Sarah G. Thomason
Sarah G. Thomason (1988 - 1994)

Mark Aronoff
Mark Aronoff (1995 - 2001)

Edwin Battistella, Review Editor
Edwin Battistella, Review Editor (1995 - 2001)

Stanley Dubinsky, Review Editor
Stanley Dubinsky, Review Editor (2002-2005)

OSU Office Staff


Helena Riha


Audra Starcheus


Hope C. Dawson (2002 - 2006)


Steven Hartman Keiser (2002)

 

The William Dwight Whitney Desk

The William Dwight Whitney Desk

This desk was the property of Professor Whitney (1827-1894) at Yale College. It was given by his daughter and sisters to Nicholas Moseley who presented it to Professor George S. Lane of University of North Carolina in 1962, who in turn left it to the Linguistic Society upon his death. Since then it has been passed down to each editor of Language for display in the Language offiice The tradition is that the desk was made to Professor Whitney's specifications and that it was at this desk that he wrote his famous Sanskrit Grammar (1879).

 

 

 


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