UCSC linguist's exhaustive new volume debunks grammar myths If you've been living in fear of being cited by the grammar police for splitting infinitives, you can stop looking over your shoulder. Not only that, but you can stop by and thank UCSC linguist Geoffrey Pullum, who, with coauthor Rodney Huddleston, demolishes what he calls grammar myths in The Cambridge Grammar of the English Language. "We're going into the 21st century carrying grammar books from the 20th century that haven't shaken off grammar myths from the 19th century," said Pullum. (More) Text Only Version	April 15-21, 2002 Vol. 6, No. 33 UCSC expanding university housing with purchase of apartment complex Despite danger, UCSC student doesn't want to leave Israel Chancellor discusses consequences of post-9/11 restrictions Hard-to-find plants available at Arboretum's spring sale University of California's organic agriculture research gets boost More Campus News: University Club lunch coming up April 18... UCSC alum pledges major gift to library... April Academic Senate meeting canceled... Child Care Services offers summer program for school-age children... Free self-defense classes available to the campus community... and more.