This document consists of the four issues of this quarterly linguistics and language research serial issued during 1992. Typical significant articles include: "The Indispensable Tape Recorder" (Geoffrey Hunt); "Analysis of Tone Systems" (Eunice V. Pike); "Sentence Repetition Testing for Studies of Community Bilingualism: An Introduction" (Carla F. Radloff); A Good Phonology Program" (Geoffrey Hunt); "Formal Linguistics and Field Work" (Daniel L. Everett); "Language and Communication" (John W. M. Verhaar); "Focus Shift Problem" (Howard W. Law); "Syllable-Based Hyphenation" (David Weber); "Project '95 Now? A Vision" (Arnd Strube); "Some Guidelines for Writing Linguistic Survey Papers" (2 parts) (Thomas M. Tehan); "Report on Tape Recorder Quality" (Ernie Zellmer); "A Few Practical Tips for Using CECIL" (Mike Cahill); "Terminal 2/2+ in Language Learning" (Sue Wright); "Linguistics: An In-House Thing? A Diary Entry" (John Verhaar). Conference reports, book reviews, and professional announcements are also included. (MSE)