A linguistic look at Anchorage and community (University of Alaska Anchorage)

(Source: University of Alaska Anchorage) UAA's Dr. Clare Dannenberg, right, and her linguistic anthropology student, Yvette Pype, devised a research project in which Pype interviewed 12 Anchorage residents about their experience in the Good Friday 1964 earthquake and their recollection of 9-11. Pype will present her research project at the upcoming UAA Undergraduate Research and Discovery Symposium, in April. (Photo by Philip Hall / University of Alaska Anchorage) 'My first step, when one starts to roll now, is to open the door. It's much easier to prop one shut if you need to later than it is to try to pull on it and it's stuck.' - a research subject discusses one of her recollections of...