Why, yes, that would be me with the official title page for my thesis signed by all three committee members.
I have to turn in the original copy to Graduate Studies tomorrow, so even though I'm keeping photocopies (duh), I wanted to have the moment captured. No using this to forge my professors' signatures, now.
I have to turn in the original copy to Graduate Studies tomorrow, so even though I'm keeping photocopies (duh), I wanted to have the moment captured. No using this to forge my professors' signatures, now.
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And I trust we will be treated to an on-line copy of the completed thesis...? (What IS the title of it, anyway?)
Linguistic Etiquette in the U.S.A.: A Sociolinguistic Study of the Linguistic Advice Given in American Etiquette Books and Language Criticism Manuals, 1865-1940
And, goodness, I don't know why anyone would want to read it, but I suppose I can put it online sometime if there's really a demand. If there's not some sort of copyright clash with Grad Studies (don't know why there would be)..