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| | The Graduate, Volume XI, Number 2, Fall 1995 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25) |
 | | The textbook for the course focused on "Bokmal," the modern language spoken in Norway, but it made no mention of "Riksmal," the language it replaced. |
 | | She wrote to them about life as a senior citizen in Norway, the consequences of living in a colder climate, and of her personal frustration with Norwegian newspapers for using Bokmal for the crossword puzzles. |
 | | By the end of the semester, the class had learned to use both Bokmal and Riksmal, had far exceeded Oxfeldt's early expectations, and had become quite attached to their octogenarian pen pal. |
| www.grad.berkeley.edu /grad/publications/thegraduate/Fall95/GSI.htm (838 words) |
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