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	Jack W. Cole Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Jack W. Cole, M.D. >The Jack W. Cole Society is the Yale PA chapter of the Student Academy of the American Academy of Physician Assistants.
		Jack W. Cole earned his BS degree from the University of Oregon in 1939 and received his M.D. degree in 1944 from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri.
		Cole has traveled the country and the world as a visiting professor including positions in London, Saigon and Taiwan, and was twice a Woodrow Wilson National Foundation Visiting Fellow.
	info.med.yale.edu /phyassoc/cole.html (475 words)

	Jack Cole -- Founding Father of Theatre Dance
		Throughout his career, Cole viewed information, thought and knowledge as necessary support systems to his life as a dancer and choreographer, not merely as avenues to the period, style and local color preparation for each new show.
		Cole also demanded that his dancers be in touch with the emotions and attitudes of the movement.
		Jack Cole developed an entirely personal mode of jazz-ethnic-ballet that prevails as the dominant look of and technique for dancing in today's musicals, films, niteclub revues, television commercials and videos.
	www.theatredance.com /choreographers/cole.html (643 words)

	Jack Cole
		Cole ended his undercover career living nearly two years in Boston and New York City, posing as a fugitive drug dealer wanted for murder, while tracking members of a terrorist organization that robbed banks, planted bombs in corporate headquarters, court-houses, police stations, and airplanes and ultimately murdered a New Jersey State Trooper.
		Cole has taught courses to police recruits and veteran officers on ethics, integrity, moral decision-making, and the detrimental effects of racial profiling.
		Cole is passionate in his belief that the drug war is steeped in racism, that it is needlessly destroying the lives of young people, and that it is corrupting our police.
	www.dpfks.org /Colebio.html (350 words)

	Comic creator: Jack Cole
		Jack Cole was a natural talent in cartooning, and is best known as the creator of the legendary Golden Age hero 'Plastic Man'.
		Cole additionally worked as a freelance cartoonist and illustrator for several magazines, until 1954, when Playboy hired him to draw 'Females by Cole', one of the best cartoon features the magazine ever had.
		Art Spiegelman published a great book about Cole's creations and life, 'Jack Cole and Plastic Man', which is highly recommended to those who want to know more about this talented artist, who tragically committed suicide at the height of his career for reasons that have never been fully explained.
	lambiek.net /artists/c/cole.htm (386 words)

	The History of Plastic Man
		Jack Cole was born December 14, 1918 in New Castle, Pennsylvania.
		Jack made sure he didn't go hungry though, before school he was crafty at stealing sandwiches and placing them in a hollow book.
		Jack was caught, and his father ended up locking up the mimeograph machine Jack used to make the paper.
	www.plasticman.ca /plasticman_history.html (1188 words)

	Jack Cole's "Betsy and Me"
		Cole was also producing funny stuff on the side in the form of one-page fillers.
		Cole's layout and narrative tricks, the unorthodox approaches he developed, are all in evidence in the strips that follow.
		Although Cole and his wife were childless--"no Farley of his own" is how he put it in a third-person biography he provided the syndicate--they had, for instance, gone through the ordeal of hunting for a new home when they resettled in the Chicago area.
	www.cagle.com /hogan/features/betsy_me/betsy.asp (1246 words)

	The New Yorker: From the Archives: Content (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Jack Cole, whose comic-book career started a year before that Golden Age and ended precisely with it, was born in December, 1914, in the small coal-mining and industrial town of New Castle, in western Pennsylvania.
		Jack, the third of six children, was introspective, imaginative, high-spirited, and graced with a pronounced sense of humor.
		Cole's first sustained work for Quality was "Midnight," a feature intended by the pragmatic Arnold as a clone of "The Spirit"—just in case Eisner, who was in the unique position of owning his own character, were to be drafted and die or otherwise leave Quality.
	www.newyorker.com /archive/content/?010730fr_archive03 (6073 words)

	Amazon.fr : The Classic Pin-Up Art of Jack Cole: Livres en anglais: Jack Cole,Alex Chun (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Jack Cole, most recently the subject of a book profile by Art Spiegelman and Chip Kidd (Jack Cole and Plastic Man: Forms Stretched To Their Limits) has been justly celebrated as the creator of Plastic Man and an innovative comic book artist of the 1940s.
		Cole had sold a handful of cartoons to magazines such as Boy's Life, Colliers and Judge in the '30s and '40s, but after finishing his 14-year run on Plastic Man, he found himself back at square one in an idiom that didn't come naturally to him: the gag cartoon.
		While Cole may have been honing his skills as a gag writer, his ability to render the female form was already without peer.
	www.amazon.fr /Classic-Pin-Up-Art-Jack-Cole/dp/1560975598 (566 words)

	Jeet Heer, "Jack Cole"
		In this story, as in so many of Cole's most violent fantasies, the bad guy turns out to be a parent who is willing to destroy their own child.
		For whatever reason, Cole's imagination was drawn to the pathos of child abuse, where the most innocent of victims are preyed upon by their supposed protectors.
		Because of his focus on the comedy of locomotion, Cole was always focused on getting his characters from one panel to the next, or moving from the top left to the bottom right of the page.
	www.jeetheer.com /comics/cole.htm (834 words)

	All In Database With Sources - aqwg01 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		RESIDENCE: Jack Cole was residing in Oklahoma in 1952 and 1952.
		Jack acquired a prarie dog pup for his son Terry by a trapping method in which the pup falls into a post hole as it emerges in the spring.
		Jack Martin Cole was born 16 Jun 1930 and died 12 Apr 1988.
	home.earthlink.net /~cole.genealogy/ancestry/aqwg01.htm (3964 words)

	Jack Cole: ZoomInfo Business People Information
		Jack N. Cole, Ph.D. Jack N. Cole, Ph.D. Dr. Jack Cole holds a master's degree from Wayne State University and a Ph.D. from the University of Maryland, College Park.
		Cole has recently completed the design and implementation of a web site for a federal agency needing to implement distance learning paradigms, organizational improvement initiatives in a variety of settings, ranging from universities to government to commercial settings, and the design, development and deployment of a broad variety of executive, management and supervisory initiatives.
		Jack Cole, Ph.D. Dr. Jack Cole is an educator, businessman and consultant in areas ranging from strategic planning to instructional improvement, from leadership to management development, and from technology to instructional systems design, delivery and implementation.
	www.zoominfo.com /people/cole_jack_48034434.aspx (634 words)

	Jack Cole, his life and death in comics.
		Cole was brought in to write and illustrate three issues of Death Patrol for the publisher.
		Jack Cole wrote a letter to Hugh Hefner and one to his wife, then put a gun in his mouth, commiting suicide.
		Jack Cole and his work live on with fans like me (and you?).
	www.onceuponadime.com /hist/cole.htm (929 words)

	Jack Cole And Plastic Man: Forms Stretched To Their Limits! \| The Onion - America's Finest News Source
		Cartoonist Jack Cole ghosted for Will Eisner, was behind some of the most violent crime comics of the post-War era, painted one-panel gags for Playboy, and drew a syndicated comic strip for a few years in the '50s.
		Cole did virtually everything a person can do in the comics field in the time between his professional debut in 1936 and his 1958 suicide.
		Jack Cole And Plastic Man reproduces complete comic-book stories alongside sketches and pertinent panels; in its closing pages, it becomes a lengthy collage of images that retell Cole's story in the abstract.
	www.theonion.com /content/node/20340 (430 words)

	Jack Cole
		Jack Cole was born as John Ewing Richter in 1911 in New Brunswick, NJ, and spent his early years in Catholic schools and a military academy.
		Cole enrolled at Columbia University in New York, but soon left school to pursue a dance career after having witnessed a performance by the Denishawn dance company.
		Cole also performed with Doris Humphrey and Charles Weidman, and in Massachusetts with Ted Shawn's all-male dance company...
	www.queertheory.com /histories/c/cole_jack.htm (631 words)

	Amazon.com: Jack Cole and Plastic Man: Forms Stretched to Their Limits: Books: Art Spiegelman,Chip Kidd (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Jack Cole's manic Plastic Man—a rubbery superhero of the forties and fifties, capable of stretching and bending into virtually anything—was a true comic-book innovation.
		Jack Cole is better served by this fairly strange book than many other great cartoonists of the golden age of the medium have been in print.
		Granted, Cole was one of the pioneers of comics, and his place in their history is cemented, but Spiegelman's praise of Cole and his visual style/storytelling could easily be used for any number of other comic creators (Will Eisner, Harvey Kurtzman, Bob Kane, etc.).
	www.amazon.com /Jack-Cole-Plastic-Man-Stretched/dp/0811831795 (1908 words)

	Jack Cole (artist) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Born in New Castle, Pennsylvania, Cole — the third of six children of a dry goods-store owner and amateur-entertainer father and a former elementary school-teacher mother — was untrained in art except for the Landon School of Cartooning correspondence course.
		After spending a year attempting to break in as a magazine/newspaper illustrator, Cole in 1937 began drawing for the studio of the quirkily named Harry "A" Chesler, one of the first comic-book "packagers" who supplied outsourced stories to publishers entering the new medium.
		Cole died at nearby Woodstock Hospital at 6:45 p.m.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jack_Cole_(artist) (1364 words)

	JACK COLE AND PLASTIC MAN: FORMS STRETCHED TO THEIR LIMITS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		It's all here in "Jack Cole and Plastic Man," from his introduction in 1941 to the endless hi-jinks of his rotund sidekick, Woozy Winks.
		Art Spiegelman's entertaining narrative gives the reader a look into the life of Jack Cole, from his start as an ambitious and talented youth in Pennsylvania, through his work on Plastic Man and his days as Playboy magazine's premiere artist, to his untimely death in 1958.
		With a fascinating back story, a manic design style, and a colorful cast of characters, "Jack Cole and Plastic Man" is an intriguing look at this beloved comic book hero and his engaging creator.
	www.dccomics.com /features/plas (374 words)

	Latest News
		Jack Cole grew up in Matamoras, a small town on the Delaware River in northeast Pennsylvania.
		Jack met with Richard and Sabina many times over the five year period spent writing the book.
		Jack has written and published many other poems and short pieces that have appeared in various reviews and journals.
	www.c-c-systems.com /colefamily/latest_news.html (738 words)

	Amazon.com: Jack's Garden: Books: Henry Cole (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Cole is an elementary-school science teacher, and his nature drawings in colored pencil on colored paper make for joyful learning, both precise and lovely.
		Best of all, the classic children's poem about the house that Jack built is modified into a catchy text for each picture that makes understanding the magic of a little garden ecosystem effortless for kids as young as three years.
		Jack's Garden "This is the garden that Jack planted." The first double-spread illustration with these words shows Jack on the bare ground.
	www.amazon.com /Jacks-Garden-Henry-Cole/dp/068815283X (1462 words)

	Jack Clayton Cole (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Jack Clayton Cole was born on 15NOV1948, the second of seven children born to Robert Cleveland Cole and Dorothy Mae Bishop.
		Jack was a mechanic and had worked for a large trucking company, and had made their home in Highlands, Texas.
		Jack Cole then married Nancy Jean Butts, from Indiana, and they moved to Colorado where he worked as a mechanic on an Army base.
	users2.ev1.net /~jbicb3/history/family/jackclaytoncole.htm (152 words)

	Jack Johnson Music Community Forums - Cole Clark Mistress Guitars (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		I have been a fan of Jack Johnson's music for quite some time now.
		I also play guitar and drums and when I heard that Jack plays Cole Clark guitars I became quite interested in them since I'm looking to buy a new electric guitar.
		The build quality was very ordinary to say the least (in the 3 that I saw/played) and the sound was nothing to write home about.
	www.jackjohnsonmusic.com /forum2/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=14982 (257 words)

	Jack Cole technical resume
		The spirit and enthusiasm for roots music that Jack has engendered among the people of this community through song circles, house concerts and large events is an extraordinary achievement.
		I can say in all honesty that the concert that Jack produced was the most rewarding and enjoyable of any and all the house concerts we have performed at, before or since.
		I was astonished at Jack’s ability to organize every aspect of the event in such a manner as to leave all involved feeling they were in the most capable of hands.
	www.mgl.ca /~jhcole/fsi/fsiArtsResume.htm (2001 words)

	Creators involved in The Spirit series
		Jack Cole first drew humour strips in 1937 for the Harry "A" Chesler shop until 1939 when he wrote and drew adventure strips like "Silver Streak," "Daredevil and Midnight.
		Cole's involvement with The Spirit came the following year when he drew a few weeks of the daily strip before growing success with Plastic Man forced Cole to leave the daily strip, although he would later do some art for the Sunday Spirit sections in 1943-44 when Eisner was in the Army.
		Jack continued his work on Plastic Man (who received his own comic book in 1943) until 1950 when he began a successful career as a magazine illustrator and cartoonist.
	www.angelfire.com /art/wildwood/creators.html (1671 words)

	Jack Johnson Music Community Forums - Jacks guitar on tour? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Hmmm my mate is good friends with Adam Cole (From Cole Clark).
		Jack is using a Cole Clark Fat Lady 2 on the US tour
		He said he is making Jack a new FL2 with a triple sensor pickup (the standard is a full bridge system and a face sensor, the triple also has a sensor on the inside of the back).
	www.jackjohnsonmusic.com /forum2/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=5939 (238 words)

	Jack Cole -- Choreographer \| TheatreDance.com \| 2
		But what often the student didn't understand was that even though they wanted that cool, cold look - underneath there was a fire in the center of the body, and the feeling of the shoulder isolation coming from the center.
		All Cole's work was very isolated -- very strong, very controlled, very cool.
		Critic John Martin said that a Cole dancer "is a depersonalized being, an intense kinetic entity rather than an individual.
	www.theatredance.com /choreographers/cole2.html (357 words)

	AlterNet: Jack Cole Interview
		Formed in March, LEAP brings together a small core of former and current law officers on a mission to end the drug war by bringing their hard-earned street credibility to the reform cause.
		Jack Cole: I guess you could say I had always been driven by an impulse toward harm reduction, though that wasn't a term I'd even heard of back then.
		Cole: Many officers have told me, in classrooms or in private, that they see the uselessness and destructiveness of our drug war.
	www.alternet.org /story/13902 (1174 words)

	Dancer History Archives by StreetSwing.com - Jack Cole - Main Page
		Worked with such stars as Gwen Verdon (assistant Choreographer to Cole), Marilyn Monroe, Marge Champion, Rita Hayworth, Ann Miller and Lauren Bacall and many others.
		-- Jack Cole began as a modern dancer with Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn and later Charles Weidman and Doris Humphrey.
		Cole had a back ground in East Indian dancing as well as an avid devotee of American Vernacular dances such as the Charleston and the American Lindy hop.
	www.streetswing.com /histmai2/d2jcole1.htm (163 words)

	Cole and Jack's Website
		Thank you all for being part of Jack's special day.
		Good to see both of you boys and your Mommy and Daddy for the Christening.
		We can't wait to see who's bigger in a month, Emma or Jack.
	www.babyhomepages.net /colecostello (60 words)

	“This is Not a War on Drugs- It's a War on People.”says Jack Cole of LEAP
		He has also presented papers at international conferences and spoken on drug policy reform in the European Parliament, as well as to students, educators, professional, civic, benevolent, and religious groups in Canada, Central America, Europe, and across the United States.
		By Jack Cole, (retired New Jersey State Police narcotics detective)
		I hope Lynne Slack Shedlock's 12/25/2003 article, “City cop keeps job during his probation” about a Scranton police officer who was permitted to return to the department after receiving one year probation for attempting to illegally buy OxyContin, is a harbinger of Christmas to come.
	www.cpmission.com /main/painpolitics/jcole.html (825 words)

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