Six working papers on phonology, primarily concerning less commonly taught languages, are presented are in this volume. Titles include: "Non-Uniqueness Condition and the Segmentation of the Chinese Syllable" (Benjamin Ao); "Theoretical Consequences of Metathesis in Maltese" (Elizabeth Hume); "Cs and Vs or Moras: The Case of Bukusu Prosodic Structure" (Nasiombe Mutonyi); "Simplicity of Underlying Representation as Motivation for Underspecification" (David Odden) (refers to multiple languages); "The Feature Pharyngeal in Rwaili Arabic: A Case for Long Distance Multiple Linking" (Frederick Parkinson); and "A Non-Metrical Theory of Sukuma Tone" (R. Ruth Roberts). Chapters contain references. (MSE)