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Contents
Part of Speech
Noun
Pronunciation
['sihn taks / klub]
Definition
An undergraduate student group at Northwestern that discusses the subject of linguistics by reading research papers and novels. There is also discussion regarding student run projects. Despite the name, it is not syntax focused.
Example Sentence
You should come to Syntax Club next Wednesday, we're going to tackle Chomsky's approach to universal grammar.
Why It's Wild
This club is active on Northwestern's Evanston campus, and run by Dr. Masaya Yoshida of the Linguistics department (as of 2017).
