From: Pieter Muysken
ATD/Linguistics, KU Nijmegen
Postbus 9103
6500 HD Nijmegen
The Netherlands

p.muysken@let.kun.nl

"On February 5 [2002] Viveka Velupillai de-fended her thesis in Nijmegen on the Tense-Mood-Aspect system of Hawai`i Creole English. Supervisors were Bernard Comrie and Pieter Muysken. The thesis was based on a rich corpus of newly collected data on HCE. Viveka concludes that the TMA system of HCE is rather different from the way it is portrayed in earlier descriptions, and presents many typologically unmarked features."

From
Suzanne Evans
PO Box 602
Norfolk Island 2899
South Pacific

pacifica@ni.net.nf

"The Norfolk Island language is traditionally an oral one and is a creole established by the mutineers of "The Bounty" and their Tahitian companions. We are looking at revitalizing the language on Norfolk Island through the community and particularly the school. I have just had an opportunity to complete a Graduate Certificate in Linguistics at Adelaide University with Professor Peter Mühlhäusler