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	Printed Matter -- Robert Clark Young -- Page
		Young’s work is a joy to read, particularly when compared to the increasingly high number of self-published writers.
		Young, 44, a graduate of the Creative Writing Program at UC Davis, is the author of “One of the Guys,” a satirical novel about a man impersonating a U.S. Navy chaplain, which was published by HarperCollins in 1999.
		Young said his novel is about two women, a mother and daughter, and their lifelong conflict.
	www.dcn.davis.ca.us /~gizmo/2005/felicia.html (975 words)

	Robert Clark Young - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Young's first novel, One of the Guys, is a satire about a man impersonating a U.S. Navy chaplain on a ship that suffers a series of comic misadventures in the Far East.
		Young was raised in Los Angeles and San Diego and won fellowships to study writing at the University of San Diego; the University of California, Davis, where he studied with Beat Generation author Gary Snyder; and the University of Houston, in the doctoral Creative Writing Program founded by postmodern satirist Donald Barthelme.
		Young responded, in the Washington Post and elsewhere, that the controversial sections of his book were not pornographic, but had been written to expose what he saw as the U.S. Navy's complicity in child prostitution overseas.
	www.gogog.com /project/wikipedia/index.php/Robert_Clark_Young (717 words)

	Robert Clark Young - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Robert Clark Young (born 1960) is an American author of novels, essays, and short stories.
		Young responded, in The Washington Post and elsewhere, that the controversial sections of One of the Guys were not pornographic, but had been written to expose what he saw as the U.S. Navy's complicity in child prostitution overseas.
		Young placed his argument within the context of the concurrent litigation between Alice Randall and the estate of Margaret Mitchell, author of Gone with the Wind.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robert_Clark_Young (1230 words)

	First Presbyterian Church \| Robert Clark
		Robert Clark's recording of music by Johann Sebastian Bach on the Brombaugh Organ, Opus 35, is available through Arsis Audio, or through the church office.
		Robert Clark is widely known as an organ recitalist and teacher.
		In 1992 Clark, in cooperation with Westfield Center for Early Keyboard Studies, was instrumental in directing a symposium, "The Historical Organ in America," at Arizona State University, which drew 350 organists, organbuilders and scholars from North America, Asia, and Europe.
	www.first-pres-church.org /concert_Clark_Robert.htm (613 words)

	MWP: Stark Young (1881-1963)
		Young was, of course, fortunate that he lived at a time when the American theatre was enjoying its finest moments both in terms of plays and in terms of performers, directors, and scene designers.
		What Young endeavors to define in these loosely connected stories are the values of family life, the virtues that come “always of the heart,” and the wisdom to be gained from contact with the land.
		Young presented the contrast between life in the metropolitan city and that of a small Mississippi town, the opposition between the life of a creative artist in the city and the student in the academic ivory tower of the Southern university, and the clash of values represented by industrialism and agrarianism.
	www.olemiss.edu /mwp/dir/young_stark (2910 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 (1208 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Clark was born at Lewiston, Fulton county, Ill., January 2, 1841, and died November 21, 1916, at his home five miles north of LeRoy aged 75 years, 10 months and 19 days.
		Clark was converted and united with the Presbyterian church at Washburn, Ill., in 1869 and on coming to Kansas he placed his membership with the M. church, of which he remained an earnest and consistent member until his death.
		Clark was a good citizen, kind and indulgent to his family and gave freely of his means and influence to whatever was for the betterment of the community.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /genweb/civilwar/Robert_Clark.htm (228 words)

	Robert Clark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Robert Clark started his career in Statistics with an Honours Degree in Mathematics and Statistics from the University of Queensland in 1990.
		Robert was then employed by the ABS Methodology Division in Canberra, where he worked for the next 14 years as an applied statistician, manager, trainer, and statistical consultant.
		Robert was awarded the Ken Foreman Award in 1996 for outstanding achievement and potential of a young methodologist.
	www.math.uow.edu.au /people/clark.shtml (456 words)

	Clark's Education
		Clark grew up in a young nation where public education was in a prenatal stage, and that was still amorphous, language-wise.
		Nevertheless, William Clark was a highly intelligent man, and in terms of the practical knowledge required then to make his way in the wilderness, to lead men, and to succeed in the world of frontier politics, he was highly educated.
		William Clark was born in Virginia in 1770.
	www.lewis-clark.org /clark_more.htm (833 words)

	washingtonpost.com: Style Live: Movies & Videos
		Young played Roswell Gilbert, an elderly Floridian who shot his wife to death to release her from the sufferings of arthritis and Alzheimer's disease.
		Robert George Young was born in Chicago on Feb. 22, 1907.
		Other Young films of the 1940s included "Claudia," an acclaimed romantic comedy in which his co-star was Dorothy McGuire; "The Enchanted Cottage," a story about a disfigured veteran that was based on a play by Sir Arthur Wing Pinero; and "Crossfire," which Mr.
	washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/style/movies/features/robertyoungdies.htm (872 words)

	Amazon.ca: Love Among the Ruins: a Novel: Books: Robert Clark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Readers will be drawn in by Clark's languid rhythms and his careful period detail, and the novel's tragic conclusion will serve baby boomers as a bittersweet reminder of a time when the nation was jerked painfully from adolescence into adulthood.
		Robert Clark's characters are so authentically identifiable that, upon reading his novels, you sometimes have the haunting feeling that he somehow knows you, too -- and knows exactly how to reach you.
		Clark seems to display an uncanny knack for getting in the mind of 16-17 year olds - he accurately portrays the stage of life without becoming histrionic (like many other writers do).
	www.amazon.ca /Love-Among-Ruins-Robert-Clark/dp/1400030307 (1391 words)

	- Attorneys (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Clark is on the Boards of Bank West of Nevada and Nevada Community Foundation.
		Kent graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in accounting and from the University of Utah school of law in 1973 with a Juris Doctor degree.
		Roberts graduated from Brigham Young University in 1968, and in 1974 he graduated from the University of Utah school of law.
	www.clarkgreenelaw.com /page1/page1.html (712 words)

	New attack on Brad Vice is merely poor journalism by Jason Sanford
		However, it appears that Robert Clark Young missed out on this year's turkey and happiness infusion, as evidenced by his new attack-dog article on Brad Vice’s supposed plagiarism (an issue I debunked weeks ago).
		As Young says in the article, “Plagiarism tends to be a first-draft offense; it is now possible to trace Vice's plagiarism from its genesis in his original documents.” But despite this claim by Young, he fails to quote accurately from the original document.
		While Young's use of creative excerpts from Vice's dissertation is bad enough, a worse sin is that he fails to mention anything that might support Vice's assertion (and the belief of others) that what Vice did was not plagiarism.
	www.storysouth.com /comment/2005/12/new_attack_on_brad_vice_is_mer.html (2339 words)

	Robert Clark Biography
		When speaking to award winning artist Robert Clark, one quickly discovers he is a man of passion.
		Clark managed senior level courses as a freshman and was into his independent studies at the end of his first year.
		Over the phone, Clark was informed by the farm that they no longer allowed artists to use their horses as models.
	www.horsehats.com /RobertClarkBio.html (564 words)

	Oral History Transcripts - Representative Robert G. Clark (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Representative Robert G. Clark was born October 3, 1928, in the Mississippi Community of Ebenezer, in Holmes County, on a farm that has been in his family since his great-grandfather, newly freed from slavery, purchased it.
		Clark: My first six weeks, I stayed in Lexington, but I was [boarding] with a lady, and she didn't like to cook her biscuits all the way done.
		Clark: So, I went to the cloak room, the bathrooms, everywhere I had members hid out, but this was still during a time when there were thirty-one on the Education Committee, and there was only one fl.
	www.usm.edu /crdp/html/transcripts/manuscript-clark_robert_g.shtml (9893 words)

	Robert Clark (actor) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Clark was born the second child of Suzanne Brown in Oakville, Ontario, and in 1988 Suzanne relocated her and her two sons to Boca Raton, Florida.
		Clark's acting career was not limited to the small screen, however; in Superstar (1999), Clark was Eric Slater (Harland Williams) as a child.
		The show lasted just two seasons, but for his efforts Clark won a Young Artist Award for Leading Young Actor in a Drama Series, and producer John Delmage said that Clark and his co-stars were chosen for their acting ability and had the potential to maintain careers in the profession as adults.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Robert_Clark_(actor) (833 words)

	Classic Images: Robert Young
		Young said that he didn’t know either man very well personally, although as an MGM employee, he was aware of their power at the studio.
		Young felt that the Thalberg unit was a kind of interesting arrangement.
		Young remarked that he was on Good News, a program that MGM produced, with General Foods as the sponsor.
	www.classicimages.com /1998/october98/youngrobert.html (1916 words)

	From Here To Obscurity
		Young states that Vice could have rewritten those phrases in his own words, and, well, they are.
		Young is above all of this because of his superior Yankee upbringing.
		Young himself was apparently on the receiving end of the literary community's generosity of spirit when his own first novel was condemned by a right-wing pro-censorship group.
	fater.blogspot.com /2005/12/anonymous-asks-in-comments-how-robert.html (2471 words)

	Amazon.de: One of the Guys: English Books: Robert Clark Young (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I have an inkling that one hundred years from now, the work of Robert Clark Young will be taught in universities alongside that of Pynchon, Swift, Chaucer, and the other great satirical moralists of the Western tradition.
		Such, in any case, are my kind of stories, and Robert Clark Young's debut novel, One Of The Guys, has all the genuineness and suspense I had asked for.
		Young blends humor, wit, intelligence, and passion seamlessly with fiction and comes up with a can't-put-it-down novel where small victories over life's vicissitudes have you cheering Derry on in his quest for redemption, and eagerly awaiting the next book from this author whose star is on the rise.
	www.amazon.de /One-Guys-Robert-Clark-Young/dp/0060193654 (2084 words)

	Out of the Box Coaching newsletter, February 2006
		In his article for New York Press, Robert Clark Young deplored Vice’s history of plagiarism, starting with his dissertation and continuing through stories published in various literary magazines before receiving the award (later rescinded).
		Young also wrote, however, “...one can begin to feel the fever of the kleptomaniac’s joy in stealing, the exhilarating fear of detection, the thrill of not getting caught...”
		Recurring themes in Young's own writing “include the relation between alcoholism, the abuse of power, and institutional dysfunction in American life.” Further, “when not writing, Young has been active in the anti-war movement and was arrested twice in 2003 for nonviolent protest of the Iraq War.” Possibly style Six?
	www.breakoutofthebox.com /FebNews06.htm (870 words)

	American Views Abroad
		I had never heard of Robert Clark Young until reading some of his comments at one of the Story South articles on Brad Vice.
		Young is definitely guilty of the opposite, as he has shown himself to be very generous with his contempt, in the form of attacks and denunciations.
		According to this, the Young ignored evidence and changed Vice's sentences to make it appear that they were plagiarized.
	www.americanviewsabroad.org /2005/12/brad-vice-followup.html (845 words)

	Robert Young Obit
		Robert Young, Hollywood’s embodiment of the clean cut kid in the 1930s, a wholesome likable leading man, died Tuesday in California at the age of 91.
		Young worked with some of cinema’s strongest directors as well, Alfred Hitchcock in The Secret Agent (1936), Howard Hawks in Today We Live (1933) and Fritz Lang in Western Union (1941).
		Young once said that the secret to his success was the fact that the audience liked to see him in the role of the good guy.
	alt.tcm.turner.com /events/obits/Young.htm (360 words)

	Robert Indiana Online
		Robert Indiana in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art Database
		Robert Indiana at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington D.C. Tate Gallery, London, UK Turman Gallery at Indiana State University
		Robert Indiana copyright requests handled by the Artists Rights Society.
	www.artcyclopedia.com /artists/indiana_robert.html (266 words)

	New York Press - ROBERT CLARK YOUNG - A Charming Plagiarist
		From 1999 through 2002, he worked as a staffer, a factotum position that affords a young writer a free stay at the conference, and access to the agents, editors and established authors who inhabit the conference's core.
		In the February 1998 issue of Wordgun, Vice reviewed Will Blythe, a Southern writer who became a focus of the region's wannabes when he moved to New York and got work as a high-ranking editor at Esquire, Harper's and Mirabella.
		Robert Clark Young's novel, One of the Guys, is out from HarperCollins.
	www.nypress.com /print.cfm?content_id=14205 (2259 words)

	sans serif » will the “anonymous” mr. young please stand up
		Since Young is so intent on having everyone read Vice’s dissertation, note that Vice has an epigraph from Carl Carmer on page 144 of the dissertation.
		Maybe Robert Clark Young is correct in what he says, but he doesn’t look any better as a denunciator.
		Young’s motive is to uphold the standards in his dual professions, writing and the teaching of writing.
	michellerichmond.com /sanserif/2005/12/03/robert-clark-young-takes-a-fall (581 words)

	Faculty - Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science - Pratt - Duke
		Clark, R. L., and Cox, D. "Experimental Demonstration of a Band-Limited Actuator / Sensor Selection Strategy for Structural Acoustic Control," Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 106(6), 3407-3414.
		Clark, R. L., and Cox, D. "Band-Limited Actuator and Sensor Selection for Disturbance Rejection: Application to Structural Acoustic Control," AIAA Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics, 22(5), 740-743.
		Clark, R. L., and Frampton, K. "Aeroelastic Structural Acoustic Control," Journal of the Acoustical Society of America.
	www.mems.duke.edu /faculty/clark/index.php (839 words)

	Discover Writing - Robert Young
		Robert Young has been an educator since 1973.
		In this position, Robert provides language arts support to K-12 teachers in 16 school districts through workshops, technical consultations, and model lessons.
		Robert’s presentations reflect his love of writing, his experience as an author, and his strong belief that every student can write.
	www.discover-writing.com /robert-young.html (194 words)

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