Simon R. Hughes    676455 Fri, 03 Oct 03 11:48 PM A school trains women to work as teachers. Would such a school be called: o A woman teacher-training school o A woman-teacher training school o A woman-teacher-training school o A women teacher-training school o A women-teacher training school o A women-teacher-training school ?? Simon R. Hughes Simon R. Hughes Training

	Mickwick    676486 Sat, 04 Oct 03 12:05 AM "A school trains women to work as teachers. Would such a school be called: o A woman teacher-training school o A woman-teacher training school o A woman-teacher-training school o A women teacher-training school o A women-teacher training school o A women-teacher-training school ??" If those are the only options: the third, 'A woman-teacher-training school'. (Or is the answer 'A teacher-training-training trolling school'? NWWT, AIMTMS, folks.) Mickwick Mickwick Training

	Simon R. Hughes    676496 Sat, 04 Oct 03 12:15 AM Thus spake Mickwick: "A school trains women to work as teachers. Would such ... o A women-teacher training school o A women-teacher-training school ??" "If those are the only options: the third, 'A woman-teacher-training school'." Feel free to add your own. "(Or is the answer 'A teacher-training-training trolling school'? NWWT, AIMTMS, folks.)" Whatever those capitals are supposed to mean, they communicate nothing to me, nor am I interested in having them explained. The question was not a troll. Simon R. Hughes Simon R. Hughes Training

	John Varela    676602 Sat, 04 Oct 03 02:15 AM "The question was not a troll." In that case, I would say "a school for training women to be teachers" and obviate the hyphens. John Varela John Varela Hyphenation, Punctuation, Training

	Laura F Spira    676753 Sat, 04 Oct 03 08:06 AM "A school trains women to work as teachers. Would such a school be called: o A woman teacher-training school o A woman-teacher training school o A woman-teacher-training school o A women teacher-training school o A women-teacher training school o A women-teacher-training school ??" The campus at which I work formerly housed just such an institution. In accounts of its history, it is often referred to as "a women's teacher-training college". Laura (emulate St. George for email) Laura F Spira Training

	Steve Hayes    676813 Sat, 04 Oct 03 09:52 AM "A school trains women to work as teachers. Would such a school be called: o A woman teacher-training school o A woman-teacher training school o A woman-teacher-training school o A women teacher-training school o A women-teacher training school o A women-teacher-training school" A teacher-training school for women. A training school for women teachers) Steve Hayes from Tshwane, South Africa http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7734/stevesig.htm E-mail - see web page, or parse: shayes at dunelm full stop org full stop uk Steve Hayes Training

	Simon R. Hughes    677159 Sat, 04 Oct 03 10:34 PM Thus spake Laura F Spira: "A school trains women to work as teachers. Would such ... o A women-teacher training school o A women-teacher-training school ??" "The campus at which I work formerly housed just such an institution. In accounts of its history, it is often referred to as "a women's teacher-training college"." Thanks, Laura. Judging from the answers given, yours is the majority view. Simon R. Hughes Simon R. Hughes Training

	Simon R. Hughes    677160 Sat, 04 Oct 03 10:34 PM Thus spake John Varela: "The question was not a troll." "In that case, I would say "a school for training women to be teachers" and obviate the hyphens." 'Tis in a name, John. I have to use the form that can appear in a name. Simon R. Hughes Simon R. Hughes Hyphenation, Punctuation, Training