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September 2019 News
Samuel Andersson is giving a talk in Tromsø
September 13, 2019
Graduate student Samuel Andersson is presenting at the workshop on Segmental Processes in Interaction with Prosodic Structure (SPIPS) at the University of Tromsø next week....
Natalie Weber launches new Fieldwork/Documentation working group
September 13, 2019
A new working group will meet on alternating Fridays to support the current fieldwork/documentation efforts in the department.
