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	Garner Chamber of Commerce
		The Garner Chamber is working to advance Garner's economic vitality and enhance the area's quality of life.
		The award is given annually to persons in the Garner community who have dedicated their services for the benefit of the Town of Garner.
		Garner's population has reached the 25,000 mark, according to new numbers released by the town's planning department.
	www.garnerchamber.com (325 words)

	Salon \| Sexual Harassment
		Garner strikes me as trustworthy precisely because she doesn't pretend to have figured it all out, to have a one-size-fits-all theory for what sexual harassment is and what should be done about it.
		When Garner read about Shepard's arrest, she felt a "jolt" at the rage and severity of the response to what sounded like a "clumsy pass" by a "poor blunderer," the kind of thing feminists of her generation (now "pushing 50") shrugged off.
		Garner's investigation of the case introduced her to the tut-tutting old boys' network that once reigned supreme in Ormond's pre-coed era, and to a new breed of feminists, "cold-faced, punitive girls" bent on, in their own words, "retribution," like the vengeful God of the Old Testament.
	archive.salon.com /may97/harassment2970514.html (1381 words)

	Uninews - News and Events - The University of Newcastle, Australia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Helen Garner has had more fun during her semester as writer-in-residence at the University's School of Language and Media than she expected.
		Helen, author of a large body of fiction and non-fiction including the iconic 70s novel Monkey Grip, came to the University at the invitation of friend, and board member of Heat literary magazine, Dr Imre Salusinszky.
		Helen invited her friend, renowned Shakespearean actress Susannah York, to Newcastle to perform her solo show, The Loves of Shakespeare's Women, on campus in March.
	www.newcastle.edu.au /news/uninews/june02/garner.html (728 words)

	Garner makes statement against Spartans, Badgers
		Penn State coach Rene Portland was happy with Garner's performance against the Spartans and attributed part of it to her teammates.
		Her two points in the first 15 minutes of play were reflected on the scoreboard, as the Lions fell behind by as many as 18 points in the first half.
		Garner seems to have made her case as the team's go-to player.
	www.collegian.psu.edu /archive/1998/02/02-24-98tdc/02-24-98d03-007.asp (569 words)

	Helen Hunt Bio
		Helen Elizabeth Hunt (born June 15, 1963) is an Emmy-, Golden Globe- and Academy Award-winning American actress, perhaps most widely known for her role in the television sitcom Mad About You.
		Hunt was born in Culver City, California, daughter of Jane Elizabeth (née Novis), a photographer, and Gordon Hunt, a film director and acting coach.
		In 1998 she joined Helen Mirren as the only two actresses to win a Golden Globe Award, an Academy Award and an Emmy Award in the same year.
	www.celebritypro.com /bio/helen_hunt_bio.htm (669 words)

	A new reality - December 3, 2004
		Helen Garner was one of three people to file a claim Thursday with Jackson County, the day Measure 37 took effect.
		Helen Garner’s dream of dividing her 134 acres on the southeast flank of Roxy Ann into 10-acre lots took a step closer to reality after Measure 37 became law Thursday.
		Garner, who has one son and three daughters, was the first Jackson County resident to file a claim Thursday under the property-rights measure passed by voters Nov. 2.
	www.mailtribune.com /archive/2004/1203/local/stories/01local.htm (769 words)

	Troppo Armadillo: The Consolation of Joe Cinque (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Helen Garner touches in passing on this aspect of the Singh case, musing about the medicalisation of criminal behaviour, and whether it's appropriate to affix medical labels to behaviour that would previously have been regarded simply as wrong or perhaps even that old-fashioned word "evil".
		Garner may have formed an opposite impression due to the limited number of people who were prepared to talk to her, but I don't believe this was accurately represented in 'The First Stone'.
		Garner's whole endeavour was to rescue Joe from silence, to recover him as a person through her empathy with his mother's inconsolable grief.
	troppoarmadillo.ubersportingpundit.com /archives/008396.html (14647 words)

	TRUE CRIME: ROSE - SEPTEMBER 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Helen Garner’s involvement in this scarcely credible tale of wilfulness and will-lessness and worse seems to have been accidental, as was the case in the so-called Ormond Affair, which began with an almost reflex private letter from Garner to the embattled Master.
		Garner is struck by their demeanour: ‘resentful, wry, even defiant like sulky children.’ One student, told he is free to go, is neatly characterised thus: ‘“Cheers,” he replied, and shambled off.’ A young journalist tells Garner that she and other contemporaries of Singh at ANU, though ‘distressed’ by the killing, are now ‘over it’.
		Garner visits Justice Crispin in his chambers, and, on hearing his explanations and clarifications, feels the anger seeping from her, and also feels compassion for this judge who has lost a child of his own and endured many calumnies.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~abr/Sept04/Rose.htm (1814 words)

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		Unfortunately, we live in a climate (and evidently so does Garner) in which many women are doing their best to prevent nuance from dissolving their caricature of the undifferentiated male menace, so that the smallest offense can be represented as "as bad as" or "not fundamentally different from" the most heinous.
		Garner's version of the world is an irritant and a threat to the sex police who would leave nothing to chance, risk no unpleasantness, opt always for safety and certainty over improvisation and possible accusations of abuses of power.
		Garner suspects that much of the conflict between herself and the younger women who supported the complainants may be due to differing generational perceptions.
	www.womensfreedom.org /artic444.htm (1301 words)

	The University of Melbourne 150th Anniversary
		Helen Garner took her Honours degree in Arts from the University of Melbourne in 1965.
		Garner's journalism is notable for its range of subjects - from her baby granddaughter's fascination with a beaded bracelet to a post-mortem examination in the morgue - and its minutely observed, passionately conveyed detail.
		Garner's daughter, Alice Garner, is a historian, musician, community activist and actor.
	www.unimelb.edu.au /150/150people/garner.html (319 words)

	Eureka Street -
		Garner documents the beginning of her emotional involvement in the story and her developing commitment to writing about it.
		Garner grapples with both the mystery and her own clearly identified prejudices.
		Garner has not simply raised issues of justice from the point of view of Joe Cinque’s destroyed family.
	www.eurekastreet.com.au /articles/0410books.html (1613 words)

	Stoned again: the victim-feminism scare (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Garner persuasively mentions ‘a certain nexus of forces’, or speaks of ‘several other university feminists who had supported the complainants’, of a ‘faceless group of women’, of ‘radical feminists’ and ‘ideological passions.
		Garner never mentions whether or not she thinks ‘Eros’ should be a two-way street, but unless ‘Eros’ cuts both ways, ‘the spark that ignites and connects’ is just a wank.
		When Garner talks about how much she hates ‘this constant stress on passivity and weakness — this creation of a political position based on the virtue of helplessness’, her formulation arguably stems not only from a fondness for cant, but also from a refusal to acknowledge the underlying politics that govern gender relations.
	www.renewal.org.au /markdavis/stoned.html (5259 words)

	helen erickson: essaysfast.com- fast, quality essays, term papers, book reports
		Helen's mother was embarrassed by Helen's outbursts, and wanted to sweep the whole problem under the rug.
		She desperately believes Helen can be cured by some kind of occultist, and tries to get the Captain to write to him repeatedly.
		She is the one who seems most affected by Helen's outbursts, and she is the one who tries to get Helen to mind, but in the end lets Helen have her own free will because it is easier than dealing with Helen having a temper tantrum.
	essaysfast.com /term-papers/2452/helen-erickson.html (383 words)

	Helen (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		There are several women named Helen (from Greek `Ελένη), including:
		Helena of Constantinople = Flavia Iulia Helena, Saint Helena, Saint Helen
		There are also at least three towns named Helen in the United States:
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Helen_(disambiguation) (110 words)

	Amazon.com: Books: The First Stone: Some Questions About Sex and Power (Site not responding. Last check: )
		After reading about the charge in the newspaper, Garner, a longtime feminist, impulsively wrote a letter of support to the accused man. The letter was made public and in the wake of much criticism over her support of the man, Garner set out to explore the women's claims.
		Garner is a good writer, and manages to take what could have been a very dry subject and bring it to life without making it a rant.
		Helen Garner, a feminist of the old school, questions the destructive bitterness the direction modern feminism has taken on this case, and further questions the portrayal of the young women in the case as "powerless" - the very opposite thing feminism should be doing, in her view.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0684835061?v=glance (1050 words)

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