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ANNOUNCING:. Attention High School Students. NACLO. THE 2009 NORTH AMERICAN. Can you be a computational linguist?. COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS OLYMPIAD. Educational competition in linguistics, the science of language. February 4, 9:30am–1:00pm University Center, Room 312.

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  1. ANNOUNCING: Attention High School Students NACLO THE 2009 NORTH AMERICAN Can you be acomputationallinguist? COMPUTATIONAL LINGUISTICS OLYMPIAD Educational competition in linguistics,the science of language February 4, 9:30am–1:00pm University Center, Room 312 Would you like to decipher ancient scripts or the structure and meaning of texts in Swahili or Hungarian? How about analyzing the finite state transducers? REGISTER AT WWW.NACLO.CS.CMU.EDU Questions? See www.naclo.cs.cmu.eduor e-mail to naclo09org@umich.edu. If you like such problems, NACLO may be the right challenge for you. Local Organizers:Professor Marjorie J. McShane, marge@umbc.eduProfessor Sergei Nirenburg, sergei@umbc.edu Dr. Margaret A. Russell, margaret.a.rassell@gmail.com The top performers of the First Round (February 4) will advance to the Second Round (March 11). The winners of the Second Round will be eligible to represent the United States at the International Linguistics Olympiad. The participation is free of charge. The competition is sponsored by the National Science Foundation, Google, the North American Chapter of the Association for Computational Linguistics, and Cambridge University Press.

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