SOCIETY FOR SLOVENE STUDIES
Department of Slavic Languages & Literatures
BH 502
Indiana University
Bloomington, IN 47405
email: cooper@ucs.indiana.edu
David F. Stermole
Interim Editor, SSS Letter
25 Hoseyhill Crescent
Scarborough, Ontario M1S 2X3
email: stermole@epas.utoronto.ca
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Elsewhere in this newsletter you will see the rich program the Society has prepared for its annual meeting, which takes place this year in Philadelphia PA (16-20 November 1994), in conjunction with the American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies. Please plan to attend our panels, take part in the annual Business Meeting, and socialize with fellow Society members at the reception some of our local colleagues are planning for us there!
Also in the newsletter you will find a report about the American Slovene Congress, which many Society for Slovene Studies members have joined. This is, in my opinion, an important new initiative. The Society, as a scholarly body, has quite different missions from the Congress. Nevertheless, a great deal of synergy can be developed between the two in pursuit of common goals.
And one last point: this is my final message as president. At the next Business Meeting we will be seeking nominations for a new SSS president, one who will see us -- if tradition holds -- through to the year 2000. It has been a distinct honor for me to serve as Society president, and to follow in paths so well laid out by our founding president, Professor Rado L. Lencek, and his successor, Professor Carole Rogel. Please join with me in according the new president, whoever she or he might be, the same warm, friendly, encouraging support that Rado, Carole and I have enjoyed during the first twenty years of the Society's life!
Henry R. Cooper, Jr.
A Note from the Editor of SLOVENE STUDIES
Slovene Studies 14/2 is now printed and should be mailed to members shortly. -- Tom M.S. Priestly
A Note from the Interim Editor of the SSS Letter
Filling in for Ray Miller, I have managed to find a complete set of Macintosh fonts which can be used for Slovenian. I have also determined that it would be much easier for the editor if the submissions for the Letter were submitted by e-mail or ftp. Since most university facilities cannot handle alternate-set characters, e-mail should utilize an unused character as a modifier, e.g., c^ for c with a hachek, which can be easily globalled. -- DFS
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Here is the revised SSS panel schedule for the 1994 AAASS 26th National Convention in Philadelphia, Nov. 17-20. The Conference will be held at the Wyndham Franklin Plaza. A copy of the Conference Pre-Registration form is found in the May 1994 issue of NewsNet, the AAASS Newsletter. Those without access to NewsNet may obtain a copy of the form from the panel chair, AAASS headquarters (AAASS, JodranQuad/Acacia, 125 Panama Street, Stanford, CA 94305-4130), or the SSS Program Coordinator (Marc L. Greenberg, Slavic Dept., 2134 Wescoe Hall, U. of KS, Lawrence, KS 66045-2174; tel: 913/864-3313, fax: 913/864-4298; Internet: greenbrg@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu). The fee is (USD) $50 for AAASS members, $60 for non-members; fees will be $10 higher at the Convention. Conference pre-registration ends Oct.15. Please note that the panel on Baudouin de Courtenay has had a time change since the Spring 1994 Newsletter. The SSS business meeting is scheduled for Fri., Nov. 18, 2-4PM. AAASS panel proposals for the 27th National Convention in 1995 are due at the AAASS National Headquarters by January 1, 1995. Members who desire assistance from the SSS Program Coordinator should contact the Program Coordinator as soon as possible and prepare to have all proposal materials completed by the end of November 1994. Let me know if I can provide any further information. Marc
Slovenia and Her Neighbors: A Historical View
Chair: Carole Rogel (Ohio State University)
Janez Cvirn (University of Ljubljana) "Slovene-German Relations"
Joz^e Pirjevec (University of Padua) "Slovene-Italian Relations"
Peter Vodopivec (University of Ljubljana) "Slovene Relations with Croats and Serbs"
Discussant: Bogdan Novak (University of Toledo)
Discussant: Ivo Banac (Yale University)
Jan Baudouin de Courtenay's Interest for Dialects and Minor Languages
Chair: Raymond M. Miller (Bowdoin College)
William W. Derbyshire (Rutgers University) "de Courtenay's Interest for South Slavic Languages"
William R. Schmalstieg (Penn State University) "de Courtenay's Interest for Baltic Languages"
Rado L. Lencek (Columbia University) "de Courtenay's Interest for Dialects and Minor Languages"
Slovenian Policy Toward Minorities and Emigrants During the Post-World War II Yugoslav Era (Roundtable)
Chair: Jozef Figa (Mt. Mercy College)
Participants: Rado Genorijo (U. of Ljubljana)
Matjaz^ Klemenc^ic^ (U. of Maribor)
Vladimir Klemenc^ic^ (U. of Ljubljana)
Robin Alison Remington (U. of Missouri)
Joseph Velikonja (U. of Washington)
Trends in Contemporary Slovene Art
Chair: Leopoldina Plut-Pregelj (Washington, DC)
Marjetica Potrc^ (Ljubljana) "Slovene Sculpture and America -- Modernism to Postmodernism"
Marina Gerz^inic^ (Slovene Academy of Art and Sciences) "Slovene Art in the Nineties: New Strategies"
Igor Zabel (Museum of Modern Art, Ljubljana) "Recent Developments in Slovene Art"
Discussant: Myroslava Ciszkiewycz (Ohio State University)
29 December: Slavic Sociolinguistics
Marc L. Greenberg (U. of Kansas) "Slovene Before and After Secession"
30 December: Slavic Dialectology
Tom M.S. Priestly (U. of Alberta) "Anticipating Language Death: The Case of Sele, a Carinthian Slovene Dialect"
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DR. OTON AMBROZ^, a journalist of the Free Europe Committee in New York and an assistant editor of its monthly East Europe (1959-1973), died on 23 April 1994 in Trieste, Italy. He was 89. Born in 1905 in Kromberk (Gorizia, Italy), Dr. Ambroz^ studied at the University of Ljubljana, University of Zagreb, and Columbia University. Before World World II, he served as a correspondent for the Slovene daily Jutro in Ljubljana and as its correspondent in Zagreb, Paris, and Rome. In 1950, he moved to Trieste, where he served in the Press Office of the Allied Information Service, and worked as correspondent for Die Presse, Neue Oesterreichische Zeitung (Vienna), and for Tagespost in Graz (Austria). In 1959, he settled in the United States; in 1986, after his retirement, he returned to Trieste.
Dr. Ambroz^ is the author of a number of scholarly papers in international studies publications, and of two books on international relations in Asia: Realignment of World Power, The Russian-Chinese Schism under the Impact of Mao Tse-Tung's Last Revolution (New York 1972); and Peking's Strategic Deterrence to Soviet Imperialism: A New Perspective on Global Strategic War and Peace (London 1987).
Dr. Ambroz^ joined the SSS in 1973.
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In April this year, Dr. Joseph Bernik, for twenty-seven years Vice-President, Secretary and General Counsel of Abbot Laboratories (International Operations), since 1989 Counsel (inter-national trade law) of Gardner, Carton & Douglas in Chicago, IL, a member of the Organization Committee of the American Slovene Congress and newly elected President of the World Slovene Congress, celebrated his 70th birthday. One of the founding members of the Society for Slovene Studies, since 1989 the head of the Advisory Council on SSS Finances, he has been the most generous patron of our Society during these years. We salute him on this occasion.
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A. Baber-Kersovan, "Laibachova simulacija totalitarizma kot izziv semitotalitarnemu politic^nemu realizmu", Provokacija v glasbi. Festival. P. Kuret, ed. (Ljubljana, 1994).
________, "Was ist `slowenisch' an der slowenischen Rockmusik?" Kultursoziologie, 2:4 (1993).
France Bernik, "Nacionalno in univerzalno v slovenski knjiz^evnosti", Delo, Knjiz^evni listi (Ljubljana, 13 January 1994), 13.
________, "Pred kritic^nimi tujci ni mogoc^e nastopati brez trdnega poznavanja nas^ih posebnosti." [An interview by Alenka Puhar], Delo, Znanje in razvoj (Ljubljana, 3 August 1994), 13-14.
Joseph Bernik, "Skupni imenovalec v SSK naj bo demokratic^nost." [An interview by Zvone Z^igon], Slovenec (Ljubljana, 2 July 1994). Reprinted in Ameris^ka Domovina (Cleveland, 14 & 21 July 1994).
Sergio Bonazza, "Kopitars Geld- und Buecherjournal", Muenchner Zeitschrift fuer Balkankunde 9 (Munich: Slavica Verlag Dr. Anton Kovac^, 1993), 53-98.
Ales^ Debeljak, Anxious Moments, Poems [by]. Translated from the Slovene by Christopher Mer-rill (with the author). Preface by Charles Simic. Fredonia, N.Y.: White Pine Press, 1994.
___________, [ed.], Prisoners of Freedom. Contemporary Slovenian Poetry. With a preface by Charles Simic. Santa Fe, NM: Pedernal, 1994.
___________, Somrak idolov. Esej. Celovec-Salzburg: Zaloz^ba Wieser, 1994.
Darko Fris^, "Ustanovitev in delovanje slovenske z^upnije sv. S^tefana, Chicago, Illinois, med leti 1987-1939", Slovenski izseljenski koledar '94, 41. letnik. J. Pres^eren, ed. (Ljubljana: Slovenska izseljenska matica, 1993), 174-181.
Herbert Galton [review of]: Phases and Tenses in English and Serbo-Croatian, Boris Hlebec. Journal of Slavic Linguistics, I/1 (Bloomington, IN: Winter-Spring 1993), 191-196.
Eric P. Hamp, "OCS velii-velikyi and -oku", Journal of Slavic Linguistics, I/1 (Bloomington, IN: Winter-Spring 1993), 80-82.
Miran Hladnik, "Der Einfluss des Bilinguismus auf die Auswahl der zu Uebersetzenden narrativen Gattungen am Beispiel slowenischer Literatur", Uebersetzen, verstehen, Bruecken bauen. Geisteswissenschaftlichen und literarisches Uebersetzen im internationalen Kulturaustausch. Munich: Erich Schmid Verlag, 1993), 801-810.
___________, "Der Verlag populaerer Literatur `St. Hermagoras'", Suedeuropaeische Popularliteratur im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert, Klaus Roth, ed. (Munich: Suedosteuropa-Gesellschaft, Muenchner Vereinigung fuer Volkskunde, 1993), 123-136.
Matjaz^ Klemenc^ic^, "The Development of the Slovene Private Enterprises in Cleveland (Ohio)", Slovenski izseljenski koledar '94, 41. letnik. J. Pres^eren, ed. (Ljubljana: Slovenska izseljenska matica, 1993), 201-206.
Cvetka Kocjanc^ic^, "Kanada -- nas^a nova domovina", Slovenski izseljenski koledar '94, 41. letnik. J. Pres^eren, ed. (Ljubljana: Slovenska izseljenska matica, 1993), 151-154.
Silvester Lango, "Vonj po odlic^nosti," Delo, Sobotna priloga (Ljubljana, 21 May 1994), 38. Reprinted in Ameris^ka Domovina (Cleveland, 2 June 1994).
___________, "O slovenski prisotnosti na Columbia University. Podoba z dopolnitvami," Delo, Knjiz^evni listi (Ljubljana, 2 June 1994), 15.
Lena Lenc^ek, The Antic Alphabet. San Francisco: Chronicle Books, 1994.
Rado Lencek, "Po stopinjah fonolos^ke problematike slovenskega jezika v jezikoslovju Ramovs^evega c^asa", Ramovs^ev Zbornik (Obdobja 12) = Slavistic^na revija 42: 2-3 (Ljubljana, 1994), 199-213.
___________, "Slovene studies 14/1", Delo, Knjiz^evni listi (Ljubljana, 2 June 1994), 16.
___________, "Zborovanje Druz^be za slovenske s^tudije, njeno srec^anje s kanadsko slovensko skupnostjo, in obisk predsednika Slovenske akademije, dr. Franceta Bernika v Torontu, New Yorku in Washingtonu", Ameris^ka Domovina (Cleveland, 20 January 1994), 10.
___________, "Slovenci in Amerika: Novo obdobje slovenske prisotnosti v s^irs^em svetu", Delo, Knjiz^evni listi (Ljubljana, 27 January 1994), 13.
___________, "Kaj dejansko je emeritiranje univerzitetnih profesorjev", Delo, Znanje za razvoj (Ljubljana, 12 January 1994), 5.
___________, "Kdo pripravlja in objavlja Who's Who of Slovene Descent in the United States? Pojasnilo", Ameris^ka Domovina (Cleveland, 11 August 1994), 8.
Igor Maver, "Prevajalsko delo izseljenca Andreja Smrekarja (1868-1913) v ZDA na prelomu stoletja", Slovenski izseljenski koledar '94, 41. letnik. J. Pres^eren, ed. (Ljubljana: Slovenska izseljenska matica, 1993), 170-173.
Jerneja Petric^, "The Strenuous Business of Creating a New World: The Literary Radicalism of Louis Adamic", Slovenski izseljenski koledar '94, 41. letnik. J. Pres^eren, ed. (Ljubljana: Slovenska izseljenska matica, 1993), 197-200.
Marta Pirnat-Greenberg, "Intenzivni tec^aj v ameris^ki Poletni s^oli: `Rusov' je kot mravelj, `Slo-venca' pa sta dva, da je laz^e z dvojino", Delo, Knjiz^evni listi (Ljubljana, 28 July 1994), 15.
Tom Priestly [review of]: Johannes Moser & Elisabeth Katschnig-Fasch, eds., Blatten, Ein Dorf an der Grenze. Graz, 1992. In: Slovene Studies 14/1 (1992)[1994], 109-113.
___________, [review of]: Han Steenwijk, The Slovene Dialect of Resia, San Giorgio. Amster-dam -- Atlanta, GA, 1992. In: Canadian Slavonic Papers 35/1-2 (1993) [1994], 190.
___________, [translation]: "Five Maja Haderlap's Poems," Shifting Borders, East European Poetry in the Eighties. Ed. Walter Cummins. Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1993.
___________, [translation]: "Twelve Maja Haderlap's Poems", Prisoners of Freedom. Contemporary Slovenian Poetry. Ales^ Debeljak, ed. Santa Fe, NM: Pedernal, 1994.
___________, "Slovene", The Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics, by R.A. Asher & J.M. Simpson, eds. (Oxford: Pergamon, 1994), 3972-3973.
Carole Rogel [review of]: Nationalism and Federalism in Yugoslavia, 1962-1991. 2nd edition. Sabina P. Ramet. Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 1992. Pp. XVII, 346; in: Canadian Review of Studies in Nationalism, XX, 1-2 (1993), 140-141.
Dimitrij Rupel, "Narod, kultura, politika, drz^ava", Slovenski izseljenski koledar '94, 41. letnik. J. Pres^eren, ed. (Ljubljana: Slovenska izseljenska matica, 1993), 30-37.
Karl Ryavec, "Slovenia and independence: An Early Assessment", Association for the Study of Nationalities, Analysis of Current Events, 5:8 (New York: City College, Department of History)(1 November 1993), 1-5.
Janez Stanonik, "Frederick M. Rener", Acta Neophilologica 26 (Ljubljana, Oddelek za germanske jezike in knjiz^evnosti, Filozofska fakulteta, 1993), 3-4.
___________, "Vida y obra de M.A. Kappus, el misionero de Kamna Gorica", UniSono 32 (Hermosillo, Sonora: 20 March 1991), 32-33.
Joseph Velikonja, "Ethnicity, Geography and Communication", Geographica Slovenica 24 (Ljubljana 1993), 87-92.
___________, "The Quest for Slovene National Identity", Geography and National Identity, David Hoosen, ed. (Oxford: Blackwell, 1994), 249-256.
___________, "Dr. Joz^e Bernik -- sedemdesetletnik", Ameris^ka Domovina (Cleveland, 16 June 1994), 8-9.
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Ins^titut za slovenski jezik Frana Ramovs^a ZRC SAZU (Ljubljana, Slovenija) in The Joyce And Elizabeth Hall Center for the Humanities, University of Kansas (Lawrence, ZDA) Vas vljudno vabita k sodelovanju pri periodic^nem zborniku Slovenski jezik-Slovene Linguistic Studies, ki bo zac^el izhajati leta 1996.
Slovenski jezik-Slovene Linguistic Studies je naslednik dveh periodic^nih publikacij, revije Slovenski jezik, ki je od leta 1938 do 1941 izhajala v Ljubljani, in zbornika Jezikoslovni zapiski, ki ga je leta 1991 zac^el izdajati Ins^titut za slovenski jezik Frana Ramovs^a ZRC SAZU. Namen zbornika Slovenski jezik-Slovene Linguistic Studies je objavljati slovenistic^ne in za slovenistiko zanimive jezikoslovne c^lanke. Objavljali jih bomo dvojezic^no, praviloma slovensko in angles^ko, ali enojezic^no. V primeru enojezic^ne objave bodo opremljeni z izc^rpnimi povzetki v drugem jeziku tako, da bo razumevanje in citiranje izvirnega besedila moz^no tudi samo z branjem povzetka.
Prispevke, ki bodo v urednis^tvo prispeli do zac^etka vsakega akademskega leta, bomo upos^tevali pri izboru za objavo v s^tevilki, ki bo izs^la naslednjo pomlad. Dodatne informacije lahko dobite na enem spodnjih naslovov ali pri podroc^nem uredniku, pristojnem za Vas^e oz^je podroc^je.
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The Fran Ramovs^ Slovene Language Institute of the Scientific Research Center, Slovene Academy of Arts and Sciences (Ljubljana, Slovenia) and The Joyce and Elizabeth Hall Center for the Humanities, University of Kansas (Lawrence, USA) invite you to contribute to the annual refereed publication Slovenski jezik--Slovene Linguistic Studies, the inaugural issue of which is scheduled to appear in 1996.
Slovenski jezik--Slovene Linguistic Studies continues two previous publications: the journal Slovenski jezik, published from 1938 to 1941 in Ljubljana, and the annual Jezikoslovni zapiski, which had begun to appear in 1991 as a regular publication of the Fran Ramovs^ Slovene Language Institute. Slovenski jezik-Slovene Linguistic Studies intends to publish articles that are concerned primarily with Slovene or are of interest to Slovene linguistics. The publication will be in two languages, usually Slovene and English, or in one of the two languages. If an article is published in only one of the two languages, a summary of the article in the other language will be provided such that citation is possible on the basis of the summary alone.
Papers sent to the Editorial Board by the beginning of each academic year will be considered for publication in the following spring issue. Additional information can be obtained by contacting one of the editors at the addresses below. Contributors in Europe should contact the Editor-in-Chief; those in America should contact the North American Editor.
GLAVNI UREDNIK -- EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
dr. Marko Snoj
Ins^titut za slovenski jezik Frana Ramovs^a ZRC SAZU
Novi trg 5
SLO-61000 Ljubljana, Slovenija
Internet: marko@zrc-sazu.si
UREDNIK ZA SEVERNO AMERIKO -- NORTH AMERICAN EDITOR
dr. Marc L. Greenberg
Department of Slavic Languages and Literatures
2134 Wescoe Hall
University of Kansas
Lawrence, KS-66045-2174, USA
Internet: sljezik@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu
UREDNIS^KI ODBOR -- EDITORIAL BOARD:
dr. Metka Furlan (primerjalno jezikoslovje in etimologija -- comparative linguistics and etymology), Marjeta Humar (slovenski knjiz^ni jezik -- Slovene literary language), dr. Majda Mers^e (zgodovina slovenskega jezika -- history of the Slovene language), mag. Peter Weiss (slovenska dialektologija -- Slovene dialectology), mag. Marina Zorman (splos^no jezikoslovje -- general linguistics)
SVET ZBORNIKA -- ADVISORY BOARD:
prof. dr. Wayles Browne, prof. dr. Franc Jakopin, prof. dr. Rado Lencek, prof. dr. Janez Ores^nik
At the "Slovene Presence in America Symposium", held on 1 May 1993 in New York City, an organizational committee was elected to prepare the groundwork for establishing an organization that would be representative of Americans of Slovene descent in the United States. Once established, such an organization would affiliate as an autonomous member with the World Slovene Congress, founded in 1991. Early in January 1994, this elected committee (Dr. Joseph Bernik, Dr. Silvester Lango, Professor Rado L. Lencek, Dr. I. Hilary Rolih, and Dr. Rudolph M. Susel) completed the preliminary work on the project, formulated the proposals of the Constitution and the By-Laws of such an organization, distinctly designating it The American Slovene Congress (ASC), convoked a Working Symposium for discussion of the plan, the Constitution and the By-Laws of the ASC, and for election of its representatives.
The Symposium took place on 26 February, when delegates from a number of Slovene ethnic communities discussed, approved and accepted the project, the proposed Constitution and By-Laws of the planned ASC, nominated and elected an Interim Council andd the Supervisory Committee of the ASC. The ballots of the election were counted at the first meeting of the Interim Council on 23 April 1994. The elected officers of the Council are: Dr. Silvester Lango (Chairman), Dr. Joseph Bernik (Secretary), and Dr. I Hilary Rolih (Treasurer). At this meeting, Dr. Rado L. Lencek was nominated and elected the Academic Advisor to the Council on the academic activities of the ASC. At the initial meeting of the Academic Working Group, five working programs outlined by Prof. Peter Remec, Dr. I Hilary Rolih, Dr. Silvester Lango, Prof. Rado L. Lencek, and Mag. Peter Rolih were discussed.
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On 23 -24 June 1994, The World Slovene Congress (WSC) held its second convention in Vienna (Austria). At the Convention, the final version of the WSC statutes and program was presented and voted on, and new WSC officers were elected: Dr. Joseph Bernik (USA), President; Dr. Janez Dular (Republic of Slovenia), Vice President for Slovenia; Bojan Brezigar (Friuli-Venezia Giulia), Vice President for the regions bordering Slovenia; Jurij Terseglav (Germany), Vice President for Europe; Franc Habjan (Canada), Vice President for overseas countries; Boz^o Dimnik (Switzerland) [with I. Hilary Rolih (USA) and Joz^e Kastelic (Canada)], Treasurer. The American delegates representing the ASC were: Dr. Joseph Bernik, Dr. Maria Bernik, Milan Kravanja, Dr. Silvester Lango, and Dr. I Hilary Rolih.
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Professor Zora Tavc^ar's series "The Slovenes for Today: Emigrants for Life or Residence Abroad" in Mladika (Trieste--Trst: Slovenska prosveta) has included a number of interviews with "Slovenske osebnosti iz velikega sveta" since it started in 1991. The May 1994 issue of Mladika (pp. 137-144) contains Prof. Tavc^ar's report on her conversation with Dr. Hilary Rolih (new York, NY) regarding his professional work in the States and his active involvement in American Slovene cultural projects. Other American Slovenes interviewed for the series include Dr. Joz^e Bernik (Chicago), Dr. Marija Bernik (Chicago), Prof. Rado L. Lencek (New York) [interview by Prof. Marta Williams], and Prof. Joz^e Velikonja (Seattle).
Richard Frucht, professor of history at Northwest Missouri State University has informed the SSS that he will edit the Encyclopedia of Modern East Europe, 1815-1989, to be published by Garland Publishing, Inc. (1997). The volume will contain alphabetically arranged entries on various aspects of history, economics, politics, geography and culture of the region and is intended to provide an overview of current scholarship in the field. Inquiries should be directed to: Richard Frucht, Dept. of History, Colden 306, Northwest Missouri State Univ., Maryville, MO 64468 (FAX: 816-562-1900).
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The International Research and Exchanges Board (IREX) announces competitions for its academic programs during1995-1996. For information, copies of the booklet "IREX Grant Opportunities for U.S. Scholars", or application forms, please contact IREX at: 1616 H Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20006 (FAX: 202-628-8189; e-mail: irex@gwuvm.gwu.edu).
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The Slovenian Genealogy Society is looking for volunteer translators to aid in its work of "preserving Slovene culture and heritage". To volunteer your services or obtain more information, please contact: Dr. Nancy Svet Burnett, Slovenian Genealogy Society, P.O. Box 1676, Sandpoint, ID 83864 (FAX: 208-263-1694). Copies of the volunteer form may also be obtained from the Secretary of the SSS.
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The Society for Slovene Studies gratefully acknowledges contributions to its Printing and Endowment Funds. These enable the Society to carry out its mission of timely dissemination of scholarly information about Slovenia and its people.
The Printing Fund: E. Gleason, T. Luckmann, M. Miosek-Murphy, F. Povsic, G. Stare, M. Trummer
The Printing Fund (over $100): Dr. & Mrs. Aksmanovic
Endowment Fund: T. Luckmann, G. Stare
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Lisa N. Blonder, Michael Delaney, John O. Karns, Sonja Kravanja, Marija Pirjevec, Maureen Sanders, Kristine Smalcel-Pederson
HENRY R. COOPER, JR. (Indiana U.), President
TIMOTHY POGACAR (Bowling Green State U.), Secretary-Treasurer, ex officio
RAYMOND H. MILLER (Bowdoin College)
MICHAEL BIGGINS (U. of Kansas)
WILLIAM DERBYSHIRE (Emeritus, Rutgers)
MARC L. GREENBERG (U. of Kansas), Program Coordinator
RADO L. LENCEK (Columbia U.), Research & Documentation, ex officio
TOM M. S. PRIESTLY (U. of Alberta), Editor, Slovene Studies, ex officio
For further
information regarding the Society for Slovene Studies, membership
applications, journal subscriptions, and other details, contact:
SSS
SECRETARY-TREASURER PROF. TIMOTHY POGACAR
DEPT. OF GREAL
BOWLING GREEN STATE
U.
BOWLING GREEN, OH 43403