This document consists of the four issues of "Notes on Linguistics" published during 1990. Articles in the four issues include: "The Indians Do Say Ugh-Ugh" (Howard W. Law); "Constraints of Relevance, A Key to Particle Typology" (Regina Blass); "Whatever Happened to Me? (An Objective Case Study)" (Aretta Loving); "Stop Me and Buy One (For $5...)" (Tony Naden; "Editing the Shipibo Dictionary According to Merriam Webster Style" (Dwight Day); "The Relationships Between Predicates" (Ursula Wiesemann); "Computing in Linguistics: Using Tables in Microsoft Word" (Bryan L. Harmelink); "An Appeal for Examples to Guide CADA Development" (David J. Weber); "Idiom Discovery Procedures" (Darryl Wilson); "Readable Technical Paragraphs" (Charles Peck); "A Typology of Causatives, Pragmatically Speaking" (Nancy Bishop); "Using FIESTA to Find the Context for Words in a List" (Eugene Loos, Dan Tutton); "Instead of the Cult of Personality" (Derek Bickerton); "Another Language Learning Course" (Harriet Hill); "Using Bookmarks as Cross References in Word" (Bryan Harmelink); "Computer Training at SIL Schools" (Geoffry Hunt); "Using SHOEBOX in a Linguistic Field Methods Course" (Ginger Boyd); "Primer Formatting with Microsoft Word" (Bryan Harmelink); "How to Compile and Edit a Bibliography" (Alan C. Wares); and "Researching Quote Styles" (Ursula Wiesemann). (LB)