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| The Start of Something Big - BY
BARBARA CLOUD Early UNLV faculty recall the pleasures of arriving on campus at a time when the good news was that there was plenty of free parking. Of course, the bad news was that a rattlesnake could be waiting under your desk. The times and the nature of the anecdotes might have changed over the course of four decades, but the fond recollections of UNLV faculty haven't faded. |
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| Oh, The Things We Did - BY
LAURIE FRUTH Some of them may have been wacky. Some may have been short-lived. Others might have actually changed the course of the university's destiny. But the UNLV events and activities that have come to be known as "our traditions" are uniquely our own, reflecting both their times and the character of the institution. And, for alumni, remembering them is, well, a hoot. |
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| Hangin' at the General Store ... - BY DIANE RUSSELL For 11 years, linguist Guy Bailey has been quietly recording and listening to the dialect of the residents of a small farming town in Texas in search of the origins of African-American Vernacular English. His findings may shed some light on a controversy that could affect how millions of children learn language skills in our schools. |
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