Language South of the Rio Bravo (LSoRB)

Welcome to the home page of the conference on Language South of the Río Bravo,
organized by Harry Howard and Judie Maxwell, at Tulane University,
under the sponsorship of
the Roger Thayer Stone Center for Latin American Studies,
the Office of the Provost,
and the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research.

LSoRB Proceedings

LSoRB Final Program and Abstracts

The underlined papers link to their abstract.

All of the LSoRB sessions were held in the Exhibition Room of the Annex to Hebert Hall on the Tulane campus. The Hebert Annex is within easy walking distance of the Tulane stop on the St. Charles streetcar line. The St. Charles streetcar line begins at Canal Street and heads Uptown, though it easier to get a seat if you get on where it *ends* at Carondelet and St. Charles. The fare is $1.00 for a one-way ticket (there are no round trips), and they do not make change. It takes about 30 minutes. You get off at the Tulane stop, which is right after the Loyola stop. Walk across the semicircular driveway in front of Gibson Hall, to your left. You will pass two buildings: Tilton Memorial Hall, which faces the left side of Gibson, then the Norman Mayer Building. The next building is Hebert, and behind it is the Annex. You may walk through the front door of Hebert and walk out the back door to get to the Annex, or just walk around the side of Hebert on the right, to enter from the back of Hebert.

LSoRB Call for Papers
Other than a short notice in the LSA bulletin, all of the announcements for the LSoRB have been electronic, via the Linguist and SSILA lists.

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