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	MIT Club Director Barbara Gordon
		Barbara J.A. Gordon, 73, executive director of the MIT Club of Washington and a former administrator at American University, died of cancer Feb. 6 at her home in Bethesda.
		Gordon was the first executive director of the organization that oversees activities for the 6,000 graduates of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who reside in the Washington area.
		Gordon served for seven years as a gubernatorial appointee to the Maryland Commission for Women, was president of the Maryland division of the American Association of University Women and president of several professional counseling associations.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/content/article/2006/02/12/AR2006021201384_pf.html (379 words)

	Barbara Gordon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Barbara proved to be more popular than her predecessor (Bette Kane, the Bat-Girl) with the readers as well, as they made requests for her to appear in other titles.
		Barbara Gordon and Batgirl were portrayed by Yvonne Craig in the third season of the Batman television series in 1967-1968.
		Barbara Gordon, this time working in the District Attorney's office, made several appearances in both her civilian persona and as her alter ego in the 1977 Saturday morning animated series The New Adventures of Batman.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Barbara_Gordon (3080 words)

	Barbara Gordon at AllExperts
		Barbara proved to be more popular than her predecessor (Bat-Girl) with the readers as well, as they made requests for her to appear in other titles.
		Barbara Gordon and Batgirl were portrayed by Yvonne Craig in the third season of the Batman television series in 1967-1968.
		Barbara Gordon, this time working in the District Attorney's office, made several appearances in both her civilian persona and as her alter ego in the 1970s Saturday morning animated series The New Adventures of Batman.
	en.allexperts.com /e/b/ba/barbara_gordon.htm (2911 words)

	Barbara Gordon - Oracle Files
		Barbara realized her dream of being a super-hero was at risk if she became too well-known, so she faded from public sight and moved her training into private sessions.
		Crushed and angry, Barbara vowed to show him what a goodcrimefighter she could be and decided to permanently become the super-hero Batgirl.
		Barbara's photographic memory has proved invaluable to her as Batgirl and Oracle, as well as in her civilian life.
	www.unstable.com /oraclewiki/index.php?title=Barbara_Gordon (696 words)

	Oracle (Barbara Gordon) - DC Database - A Wikia wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Barbara Gordon was born the daughter of Roger C. Gordon and his wife, Thelma, in the suburbs of Ohio.
		Barbara Gordon was a feature character in the short lived Birds of Prey television series which aired on the WB network from October of 2002 until February of 2003.
		Barbara was infuriated, but Batman soon took her into his confidence and revealed his true identity to her.
	www.dcdatabaseproject.com /Batgirl_(Barbara_Gordon) (2363 words)

	Amazon.com: I'm Dancing As Fast As I Can: Books: Barbara Gordon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Barbara Gordon's story of her addiction to Valium and striving towards recovery is a classic in the literature of addiction.
		Barbara Gordon's struggle was heroic and her getting off the drug, finding her bearings, and heading on the road to recovery make inspiring reading and a cautionary tale, that pills do not cure everything, that the human spirit can survive deep terrors.
		Barbara Gordon, like many true survivors, takes her readers to hell and back, and show us that there is hope, even after a journey into into the deepest darkness of the psyche.
	www.amazon.com /Im-Dancing-As-Fast-Can/dp/0060915935 (2186 words)

	Comics2Film - The Life and Times of Barbara Gordon - Batgirl!
		Sure, Barbara Gordon is the brains behind the hottest group of superheroes on TV - Birds of Prey, but it's a long and winding road that has brought the character to that point.
		Barbara Gordon spent the next several months physically recuperating as much as she could while also hiding from the world after her horrid experience with the Joker.
		Barbara Gordon has weathered quite a bit over the years, but with her latest Comic2Film adaptation, she appears to be at the top of her game.
	www.comics2film.com /StoryFrame.php?f_id=1925&f_sec=16 (2257 words)

	Batman Beyond - Barbara Gordon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Gordon seems capable of leading the police force and her Batgirl experience makes her a good field agent as well.
		What I'd like to see is Gordon and her Police force fleshed out and given an episode or two to work with.
		In BTAS Gordon had some episodes where he was centered and Bullock and Montoya got a few episodes as well.
	students.washington.edu /palalopy/heroes/gordon.shtml (232 words)

	DCU: Next Generation -- Tarts and Teens
		Barbara Gordon, the red-headed daughter of Police Commissioner James Gordon, made her debut in DETECTIVE COMICS #359 (January 1967).
		Barbara Gordon's search for a name and identity all her own has paralleled the search by real women for their own identities and their rightful place in the world.
		One of the boxes belonged to Barbara Gordon and inside was a letter from her deceased mother, a letter Barbara had never dared to show anyone.
	members.tripod.com /~teensdc/tarts.html (1530 words)

	Batgirl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In a policemen masquerade ball, where Barbara had decided to go as "Batgirl" (using the same design for her costume that Marcy used for her doll), she saw the Killer Moth trying to kidnapp Bruce Wayne and foiled the attempt.
		Barbara also has many Batman-like weapons and equipment in her utility belt (line with grappling hook, batarangs, batcycle, smoke bombs, gas pellets, bolas...).
		Batman showed up and rescued both Gordon and her, but Barbara was bound to a wheel chair for the rest of her life.
	pc59te.dte.uma.es /cdb/series/dc/oracle.htm (496 words)

	Barbara Gordon Milroy
		This presentation is a part of the 2003 Barbara Gordon Lecture Series
		The FIU Linguistics Program presents 2003 Barbara Gordon Lecture "Bilingual Conversations: Code-Switching as Social Action" By Lesley Milroy Tues, March 4, 2003.
		Code-switching, the mixing of languages in the same conversation and even the same utterance, is currently a very live issue in bilingualism research.
	www.fiu.edu /~linguist/barbara_gordon_milroy.htm (143 words)

	Fanzing 31 - February 2001 - Hall of Justice #2
		Barbara Gordon is born to Roger C. and Thelma Gordon in Ohio on September 23 (1976 SUPER DC CALENDAR).
		News that the Velvet Tiger is in Washington, D.C. brings Barbara to town, where the former Congresswoman solicits the aid of the Hawk and the Dove in finally capturing her elusive foe (HAWK & DOVE # 23-24).
		Barbara’s section of Gotham is liberated from gang control by her father and the police as Batman returns to town and renews his ties with Oracle.
	www.monitorduty.com /mag/fanzing31/hoj2.shtml (4111 words)

	James Gordon (comics) information - Search.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Gordon is also the father or adopted father, depending on the continuity, of Batgirl.
		In the aftermath of her paralysis, Barbara was forced to end her career as Batgirl, but continued to fight crime as the wheelchair user Oracle.
		Gordon admitted he knew of her life as Batgirl, but was pleasantly surprised to know of her career as the upmost computer information broker of the heroes.
	c10-ss-1-lb.cnet.com /reference/James_Gordon_(comics) (1634 words)

	Batgirl - DC Animated Universe - a Wikia wiki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		When the renegade artificial intelligence, HARDAC attempted to replace the most influential members of Gotham (including James Gordon), Barbara was one of the few who initially felt something was wrong.
		Barbara managed to get a secretary job at the Gotham City Police Department where she could easily keep tabs on crime.
		Barbara was the last of Batman’s partners to relinquish their roles.
	dcanimated.wikia.com /wiki/Barbara_Gordon (342 words)

	UGO Batman Hub - Gotham Girls: Barbara Gordon - BATMAN.UGO.COM
		Barbara (frequently and painfully referred to as "Babs") first wore her Batgirl outfit at a costume party.
		Barbara did grow as a person, however - maturing from her early, mousy incarnation as a spinstery librarian to become a Congresswoman.
		As Oracle, Barbara sits in her lair (the Clocktower) monitoring countless computer screens, vigilantly noting the world's criminal activity and aiding the efforts of superheroes to thwart it.
	batman.ugo.com /gothamgirls/barbaragordon/default.asp (1476 words)

	International Vegetarian Union - Dr.Gordon Latto
		We must try and liberate mankind from the chains that bind him so heavily and so forcibly to the fleshpots of Egypt, and lessen the appalling burden that rests on the shoulders of the creatures, our younger brothers, whom we forget are our younger brothers and fail to treat with brotherly love.
		John le Grice, Deputy President of the Vegetarian Society (UK) Ltd., and Dr. Gordon Latto, who is President of both VSUK and the International Vegetarian Union.
		Gordon Latto has died at the age of 87 (from EVU News 1998)
	www.ivu.org /members/council/gordon-latto.html (1266 words)

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		Barbara Gordon is the daughter of Batman's greatest friend, police commissioner Jim Gordon.
		Barbara also, at one time, fought side-by-side with Batman on the streets of Gotham; she was Batgirl.
		But Barbara has long since given up the role, having decided that costumed crime-fighting is an inappropriate way to achieve justice.
	www.freewebtown.com /comicsanimated/bb_barbara_gordon.html (129 words)

	Oracle Barbara Gordon Batgirl I Bio Origin 1st appearance - Batman Characters \| Legions Of Gotham Comic Book Cave (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Barbara Gordon is no stranger to fighting a clandestine war on crime.
		The Joker, however, ended all that when he shot Barbara Gordon through the spine in his mad scheme to abduct and drive insane her adopted father, then G.C.P.D. Commissioner James Gordon.
		A computer savant before the attack, Barbara opted to use the digital domain as her new staging ground in battling evil.
	www.legionsofgotham.org /BIOSoracle.html (281 words)

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		Just as Barbara ignored her father's pleas that she live a safe (and ultimately mediocre life), we should refuse to settle for anything less than what we are meant to be.
		(Barbara's father is, of course, Commissioner Gordon.) We can be encouraged, challenged, strengthened, by the example of an "exemplar," but their role is to help us find our own path, and not to serve as a moral example for us to emulate.
		Barbara Gordon cannot function as a champion of Good over Evil if those she is fighting against are, by ardently pursuing a non-conformist lifestyle, in fact pursuing the same Moral Perfectionism that she is.
	www.xanga.com /k_bubba/571725603/barbara-gordon-and-moral-perfectionism.html (1349 words)

	BirdsofPreyOnline.com - The Many lifes of Barbara Gordon Part 4
		Barbara thought Dick was seeing another girl and that he was just leading her on and playing with her emotions.
		Barbara made her way to a open table and pulls out the scrapbook she had made to put the news clippings and pictures of Batman and Robin.
		Barbara backed up behind some crates and closed her eyes and they got closer.
	www.birdsofpreyonline.com /forum/showthread.php?t=5724 (1736 words)

	Barbara Gordon ~ Oracle
		Barbara Gordon's career as Oracle began almost accidentally.
		Someone was using computers to steal money, and Barbara decided to help without anyone realizing it was her.
		While on the case Barbara slowly started to rediscovered herself for who she was.
	www.geocities.com /batgirls_gotham/barbara_gordon2.html (513 words)

	James Gordon
		He is an honored police officer and father of Barbara Gordon.
		Gordon, through devotion and remaining an honest cop among mass police corruption, rose through the ranks to Lieutenant and ultimately to Commissioner.
		Batman and James Gordon share a special friendship, even though Gordon does not know who the man is under the mask.
	www.batman-superman.com /batman/cmp/gordon.html (144 words)

	The Smartest Superheroes \| BusinessWeek
		Before being shot in the spine and becoming paralyzed, Barbara Gordon defended the streets of Gotham City as Batgirl.
		Bound to a wheelchair after suffering her gunshot wound, Gordon took a new name and identity as Oracle, a go-to person for Superheroes and law enforcement agents alike.
		She combined her skills as a librarian and hacker with her knowledge of technology to become an expert investigator for the superhero population.
	images.businessweek.com /ss/06/05/smart_heroes/source/8.htm (70 words)

	Easter Seals: Barbara Gordon - Easter Seals 2003 Adult Representative
		Barbara's journey from Panama to Indianapolis began when she realized she was losing her vision.
		Two years ago, Barbara was hired by the Indiana Department for Environmental Management because she is bilingual; her assistive technology came with her.
		Thanks to her added income, the Gordons have built a new house where their children and grandchildren come on Sunday afternoons, and where Barbara cooks their favorite Caribbean dishes for close friends and family.
	www.easterseals.com /site/PageServer?pagename=ntl_barbara_gordon (352 words)

	Barbara Gordon -- stronger than Batman
		Barbara Gordon is, technically, the niece of the man she calls "Dad:" Comissioner James Gordon, Batman's pal.
		The whole story can be found in the trade paperback "The Killing Joke." Barbara's spinal cord was damaged in the attack, leaving her a paraplegic.
		As Oracle, Barbara is a Secret Master of Information, and better connected than the BatComputer when it comes to finding things out.
	www.angelfire.com /mi/Raindancer/Barbara.html (336 words)

	Was that Barbara Gordon? (merged) - Page 6 - The Superhero Hype! Boards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Barbara Gordon in the credits is the woman in the scene at Gordon's house.
		Gordon's son, James....And well, Begins is based on many works by many writers, but mostly in Year One....
		He has an ADOPTED daughter named Barbara, who was his NEICE, and he sure as hell didn't have her when she was that young.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?p=7008506 (725 words)

	Barbara 'Batgirl' Gordon
		After her dad got laid off from work, he started hitting the bottle again, not to mention some of the people who live in his house.
		While Barbara’s marks tend to be easier to hide (like on her rear or arms), her mother’s marks take time and makeup, something Babs has suddenly had an abundance of.
		Barbara is developing some serious problems at a fast rate.
	www.ans.com.au /~gsuter/Barbara.htm (353 words)

	CanaryNoir :: Home of Birdwatching :: Birds of Prey
		The dates are as follows: Barbara "Batgirl" Gordon debuted in Detective Comics #359 in January 1967; her TV self debuted in September 1967.
		Barbara's first dabblings in the hero business were the stuff of childhood fantasy.
		To surprise her father and to relive the childhood excitement of pretending to be a superhero, Barbara designed and made a fully-functional "Batgirl" costume to wear to the policeman's masquerade ball, but on the way there, she happened upon a crime in progress and, instinctively, she leapt into action.
	www.canarynoir.com /main.php?page=batgirl (994 words)

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