<p>Final Project Presentations for SLAV/LING 075 in Spring 2006</p><p>Asherel Blount, "Haitian Creole vs. French in Haiti: How Language Divides a Nation" William Gerichten, "Min kao min vs. min kao han" Jonathan Edwards, Nancy Kerr, "The Language of National Socialism" Patrick Watkins, The Lumbee Language Rebecca Pardue, Danielle Wiley, Larissa Zhurakovskaya, "Discrimination against Russian Speakers in the Post-Soviet Baltic States" Geoffrey Bridges, Colin Simpson, "Politics of Land Ownership: A Case Study of the Sámi People" Joey Horne, "‘CELEBRATING’ A MULTIETHNIC HERITAGE WITH THE SUPPRESION OF LANGUAGE" (small, downloadable version; Version from Joey's website Claire Merlin, "English and French in Canada, eh?" Ashley Coffey, "Mountain Speech: It Ain’t for Ignoramuses" Levi Turner, "The Language Policies of the Soviet Union" Kathryn Daly, "Intiq Churin: Children of the Sun" Kellin McKinney, Stephanie Wallace, Carolyn Yang, "Nationalism in Taiwan" Hasan Abdullah, Caroline Gartshore, "INDIA: Language" David Brown, "Before the Rain Continued: A Further Study of Macedonia and the Albanian Minority" Karen Feagin, "Nos ta papeando!: Pidgins, Creoles, and the Situation of Papiamentu" Cally Harris, "Nationalism in Chechnya" Courtney Godwin, Carrington Skinner, "Whose Language is it Anyway?: Afrikaans in South Africa" Kaitlin Horst, Rachel Nye, "Kurdish Linguistic Policies" David Apple, Dara Fickes, Jay Patel, "How has colonialism led to multilingualism in Africa?" Daniel Andres, "Röstigraben" Victoria Melvin, "The Roma in the Czech Republic" Jeremy Purser, JiYoon Seo, "Hangul: Language Reform in Korea" Brooke Gottlieb, "The Decline of Aboriginal Languages in Australia"</p>