Martin Walkow presented his paper "Choosing between Persons: Articulated Probes and the Ultra-Strong PCC" at the Thirty Six annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Linguistics Colloquium at UPenn this weekend. There were also a raft of UMass alumni at the conference, including:
Aynat Rubinstein who presented "Figuring out what we 'ought' to do"
Cherlon Ussery who presented "A Taxonomy of Agreement in Icelandic: Agree vs. Multiple Agree, Syntactic vs. Post-Syntactic"
Maria Biezma who presented "Only one at least: Refining the role of Context in Building Alternatives."
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Florian Schwarz, along with Dimka Atanassov and John Trueswell who presented "On the Processing of 'might' "
