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	Joe Clark - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Joe Clark was the son of the publisher of the local newspaper.
		Clark was elected as Member of Parliament for Kings—Hants, Nova Scotia, in a by-election on September 11, 2000, and in the general election held two months later for Calgary Centre, Alberta.
		Clark was also selected by the media and many parliamentarians for three years in a row to be Canada's most effective opposition leader between 2000 and 2002, pursuing the Liberal government on issues such as Shawinigate and the Groupaction scandal.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Joe_Clark (3836 words)

	Joe Clark
		Joe Clark was the son of the publisher of the local newspaper and attended local schools and the University of Alberta, where he earned a bachelor's and a master's degree in political science.
		Clark was elected as Member of Parliament for Kings-Hants, Nova Scotia in a by-election on September 11, 2000, and in the general election two months later for Calgary Centre, Alberta.
		Clark announced his intention to step down as PC leader on August 6, 2002 and was replaced by Peter MacKay on May 31, 2003.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/jo/Joe_Clark.html (441 words)

	CBC News Indepth: Joe Clark
		Clark tried running for office himself in the 1967 provincial election in Alberta, going up against the Social Credit Speaker of the legislature in what was considered a "suicide seat." Clark made a battle of it, losing by only 462 votes.
		Clark loyally backed the new leader, and when the Mulroney Tories took power in 1984, Clark became minister of external affairs, a portfolio he held until 1991 when he became minister of constitutional affairs.
		Clark denied rumours that his criticism of Harper was a signal that he's hoping for a Senate seat or other government position.
	www.cbc.ca /news/background/clark_joe (1196 words)

	Joe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Joe Van Holsbeeck, a youth who was murdered by a mugger in a Brussels subway station, prompting huge outrage from the Belgian public
		Joe, nickname for coffee derived from the name of Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, who in 1913 banned alcohol from being served on U.S. Navy warships, causing the sailors to drink more coffee
		Joes, group of enemy robots from the Mega Man games, identified as being humanoid having a single eye, which is commonly their weak spot
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Joe (388 words)

	OLD JOE CLARK : Old Joe Clark lyrics, song history and tab (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		Joe had a Spencer rifle which he carried across his lap when riding and is said to have used it to shoot the arm off one of his neighbors when they got into a fight.
		Joe is buried in the Clark Cemetery on a hill overlooking the farm at Sextons Creek.
		Joe Clark had a daughter, and a jilted beau is said to have written the song, out of jealousy, in the late 1800's.
	home.freeuk.net /pdcmusic/old_joe_clark.html (1370 words)

	The Globe and Mail: Series
		Clark has hinted that the party's platform would include ending federal gun registration, eliminating the capital gains tax to stop the flow of professionals to the United States and ensuring that health care is properly funded.
		Clark, calling Canada a “community of communities,” was beaten in a general election by Pierre Trudeau and his Liberals.
		Clark was elected the leader of the Progressive Conservatives after a seven-year absence from politics.
	www.theglobeandmail.com /series/election/leaders/clark.html (610 words)

	Clark-Biography-First Among Equals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		Clark's political activities carried on; he served as President of the Progressive Conservative Student Federation, as well as working for Davie Fulton in the B.C. election in 1963.
		Clark himself ran in the provincial election in 1967, for Calgary South.
		Clark's prime ministerial legacy was not publicly evident: he reorganized the structure of Cabinet committees and introduced a system of expenditure control that was retained by the returning Liberals.
	www.collectionscanada.ca /primeministers/h4-3406-e.html (843 words)

	Clark, Joe. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		Clark served as external affairs minister (1984–91) and constitutional affairs minister (1991–93) under Mulroney.
		In 1998, Clark again became leader of the Progressive Conservatives, who faced a strong challenge on the right from the Reform party (now the Canadian Alliance), and in 2000 he was elected to parliament from Nova Scotia.
		Clark resigned as party leader in 2003, and became an independent later that year when the party joined the Canadian Alliance to form the Conservative party of Canada.
	www.bartleby.com /65/cl/ClrkJoe.html (222 words)

	The pathetic decline of Joe Clark
		The 63-year-old Joe Clark, who is not running in the next election, appeared on CTV and told a shocked audience that he would rather see Paul Martin remain as prime minister, than Conservative Party leader Stephen Harper assume the office.
		But the arrogant Clark assumed office with his "my way or the highway" philosophy and told the nation that even though he only had a minority government, he was going to govern as if he had a majority.
		Clark fought the proposed merger every step of the way, insisting that his wonderful party was going to be subsumed by, as PM Elinor Caplan would say, the racists, bigots and holocaust deniers of the Canadian Alliance.
	www.canadafreepress.com /2004/weinreb050304.htm (800 words)

	The Man from High River: Joe Clark - Politics and Economy - CBC Archives
		Clark is elected an MP and marries Maureen McTeer, a young but seasoned fellow conservative.
		Clark announces his intention to run for the leadership of the struggling Progressive Conservatives.
		Joe Clark denies he's blocking efforts to join his Tories and the Canadian Alliance into a single right-of-centre party.
	archives.cbc.ca /300c.asp?id=1-73-2149&ref=rss (343 words)

	Joseph Sill Clark Jr.: United States Senator and Mayor of Philadelphia
		Clark graduated magna cum laude with a special award for his leadership as a student athlete, and went on to earn an LLB degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1926.
		Clark’s first victory came in 1952, when he overturned a longstanding Republican hold on Philadelphia politics by winning the mayoral election.
		Clark held to his promise to remain in office only one term, but his political career continued—in Washington.
	www.harvardsquarelibrary.org /unitarians/clark_j.html (494 words)

	Center for North American Studies - Joe Clark Visiting Professor
		Right Honourable Joe Clark, former Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Canada, is the first Distinguished Statesman-in-Residence in the School of International Service and Senior Fellow in the Center for North American Studies, for the academic year beginning on September 1, 2004.
		Clark established himself as one of the first fiscal conservatives of the modem era and his government distinguished itself for its commitment to openness and democracy, passing an historic freedom of information law that opened up government information to Canadians.
		Clark has been a visiting scholar in the Department of Canadian Studies at the University of California at Berkeley, and was the Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Cyprus.
	www.american.edu /internationalaffairs/cnas/academics/bio_clark.html (473 words)

	Archives: Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		BRIAN BRIDGEFORD / BARABOO -- The infamous case of Joe Clark, who was convicted in the death of one Sauk County youth and causing severe injuries to another, will be recounted during a documentary on the Arts & Entertainment cable network Tuesday evening and early Wednesday morning.
		Joseph C. Clark, then 17, was originally charged in 1995 after an intended victim, Thad Phillips, 13, was rescued from Clark's rural Baraboo home with severe injuries and broken bones.
		Clark was charged with counts of intentional homicide, mayhem, and child abuse in Columbia County court.
	baraboo.scwn.com /articles/2001/05/25/news/export5238.txt (457 words)

	CTV.ca \| Joe Clark spends final day in House of Commons
		Joe Clark spent his last day in parliament Thursday, where colleagues offered a farewell full of respect that was oftentimes missing during his long career.
		Clark served as a cabinet minister with Mulroney, occupying the foreign affairs and constitutional affairs portfolios.
		Clark stepped down as Tory leader last year, replaced by Nova Scotia MP Peter MacKay -- who went on to orchestrate a merger with the Alliance, after agreeing during the leadership convention to not do so.
	www.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1084480512270_79889712?hub=TopStories (669 words)

	Joe Clark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		Joe recieved a B.A from New Jersey's William Patterson College in 1960 and he got his master's degree from Seton Hall in 1974.
		Joe Clark has served as an exemplar of school discipline and boasts a distinguished records of achievements.
		Joe Clark was a 14- year old member of the New Jersey Board of Education and an elementary and secordary school principal since 1979.
	founders.howard.edu /Reference/cybercamp/camp99/Charelle/defaultw2.htm (185 words)

	Joe Clark - Biography
		The feisty and polsyllabic-speaker Clark was made for the helm of Eastside High.
		Clark himself was named one of the nation's ten "Principals of Leadership" in 1986.
		Clark thwarts those who believe that the learning process is disrupted by tough discipline.
	www.joeclarkspeaker.com /biography.htm (503 words)

	Jonathon Delacour: Building Accessible Websites, by Joe Clark
		When Joe emailed me to ask if I’d be interested in reviewing his book, I readily agreed—I have a strong interest in website accessibility (largely triggered, I confess, by the experience of making my own site accessible by implementing the tips in Mark’s series, Dive Into Accessibility: 30 days to a more accessible web site).
		Mark Pilgrim is absolutely correct when he says: “Joe’s an incredible writer; he can explain the most esoteric topics in a way that anyone can understand.” And it’s not just that he writes with great clarity and elegance.
		I was also surprised at Clark’s advice concerning resizable text, particularly when I recall the angst that accompanied my switch from pixel-based to relative font sizing.
	weblog.delacour.net /archives/000789.html (2343 words)

	Joe Clark / Schooler Lecture / Academics / Mount Union College - Mount Union College
		Lean on Me highlighted Joe Clark's revolutionary career as principal of Eastside High School in Paterson, New Jersey, which began in 1982.
		Clark earned his bachelor's degree from William Paterson College and went on to be a master's candidate at Seton Hall University.
		Clark's latest crusade began in 1995, when he was appointed director of the Essex County Youth House, a juvenile detention center in Newark, New Jersey.
	www.muc.edu /academics/schooler_lecture/joe_clark (408 words)

	CBC News: Clark says Harper would be 'dangerous' leader (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		OTTAWA - Former Progressive Conservative leader Joe Clark reiterated his reluctant support for Paul Martin over Stephen Harper Monday, saying the prime minister is the lesser of two evils to lead the country.
		Clark said he's prepared to support candidates from all parties, including an old political rival, former NDP leader Ed Broadbent, who is running in Ottawa.
		Clark created a firestorm of controversy when, during an interview on CTV's Question Period on Sunday, he was pressed to choose between Martin and Harper as the nation's leader.
	www.cbc.ca /stories/2004/04/26/canada/clark040426 (879 words)

	Joe Clark
		Joe is a renowned motivational and keynote speaker.
		Joe encourages individuals to shoot for the moon because even if you miss you will land amongst the stars.
		Joe Clark is a startling combination of realist and visionary.
	www.joeclarkspeaker.com (221 words)

	Torontoist: Joe Clark-ville
		In the news of the world wide web, Joe Clark (not to be confused with the real Joe Clark) has just informed us of his new neighbourhood website, The Free City of Leslieville.
		According to Joe Clark's numbers, Spacing Magazine has more references to the west end of the city than to his beloved Leslieville.
		Joe Clark is best known for his annoying comments and letters to local media, as well as maintaining various vanity websites.
	www.torontoist.com /archives/2006/01/joe_clarkville.php (1258 words)

	CTV.ca \| Joe Clark says he'd choose Martin over Harper
		But in his comments, Clark was almost as unimpressed with the Liberals, saying he sees a "failure" in both parties.
		Clark said the hard-line Alliance remnants of the party are scuttling efforts to broaden its base.
		Clark said he was not interested in crossing the floor to run as a Liberal or in accepting a Senate appointment.
	www.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1082910779022_14?hub=TopStories (571 words)

	The Charles D. Tenney Distinguished Lecturer Series: Joe Clark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		The feisty, polysyllabic-speaking Clark was made for the helm of Eastside High.
		Clark won acclaim for his achievements in a Time cover story, two 60 Minutes profiles, and appearances on television and talk shows.
		Clark is the subject of the film Lean On Me starring two-time Oscar nominee Morgan Freeman as Joe Clark.
	www.siu.edu /~honors/lecture/clark.html (228 words)

	Web Standards Group - Ten Questions for Joe Clark
		Joe Clark is a Toronto journalist, author, and accessibility consultant and has been dubbed
		Joe: Yes, when you've got a lot of navigation to skip over, or a large code sample, or - and this is a recurring favourite of the WCAG Working Group, and indicates what they spend their time worrying about - ASCII art.
		Joe: To my knowledge, the issue is rational reading order rather than positioning, at least for a totally-blind person.
	webstandardsgroup.org /features/joe-clark.cfm (1729 words)

	molly.com » What Shall We Do With Joe Clark?
		Joe appeals to those with a great sense of humor and a true desire to be challenged.
		I think Joe is one of those people who isn’t appreciated fully in his own time.
		Joe may not be a dog person, but I’m not entirely sure that’s a dog.
	www.molly.com /2005/08/28/what-shall-we-do-with-joe-clark (508 words)

	Amazon.com: Laying Down the Law: Joe Clark's Strategy for Saving Our Schools: Books: Joe Clark,Joe Picard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-20)
		Laying Down the Law is Joe Clark's dramatic story of how he cleaned up Eastside High School in Paterson, New Jersey, and how his prescription for reform can be duplicated by parents and principals working together to clean up their own neighborhood schools.
		It is a call for people to care enough about their schools, their children, and our nation's future to act with the neces-sary resolution and vigor to stem the pernicious tide of permissiveness, crime, and academic decline that Americans have accepted for far too long.
		Joe Clark was born into poverty in Newark, New Jersey, in 1938.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0895267632?v=glance (1026 words)

	NovaTRAIN: Joe Clark, Trainer On: Inspiration, Motivation, Education, Success
		Despite his achievements in education, Clark saw himself as a "number two" administrator, never commanding the helm of a school.
		Clark won national acclaim for his achievements in a Time magazine cover story, two 60 Minutes profiles, and appearances on television news and talk shows.
		Clark says he accepted this challenging new position because he wants to effect change and because he is committed to Newark, where he grew up.
	www.novatrain.com /trainers/joeclark.html (650 words)

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