User:NawlinWiki/Articles

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Articles I have started (current count--192):

• Ray Nagin New Orleans mayor
• Richard Peck young adult novelist
• Ben Franklin High School, New Orleans
• Ice Records Caribbean music label
• Grynner Calypsonian from Barbados
• Chalkdust Calypsonian from Trinidad
• Carla Overbeck US women's international soccer player
• Roy Gerela Pittsburgh Steelers placekicker
• Princess Sara bint Al Faisal Jordanian princess...
• Princess Aisha bint Al Faisal ... and her twin sister

• Dave Giusti Pittsburgh Pirates relief pitcher
• Wampus cat Native American mythological creature
• Omar Moreno Pittsburgh Pirates centerfielder
• Andrée Ruellan 20th century painter and centenarian
• Melissa Hayden (dancer) American ballerina
• Edward Villella American danseur
• Johnson grass Common weed
• Patience Wright Colonial era sculptor
• Zelda Fichandler Founder of Arena Stage Theater
• Ming Cho Lee Broadway set designer

• Sharat Kumar Indian novelist
• Regis Cordic Pittsburgh radio personality/actor
• John Anderson (American football player) Green Bay Packers linebacker
• Charlie Sanders Detroit Lions tight end
• Keshav Malik Indian poet and art critic
• Judith Jamison Director, Alvin Ailey Dance Company
• Rana Bahadur Shah King of Nepal
• Rajendra of Nepal King of Nepal
• John Ruthven Wildlife artist
• Elizabeth Drew Journalist

• Gelligaer Town in South Wales
• Gismondine Mineral
• Frank Craven Actor
• Everett Shinn Ashcan School painter
• Matheson Lang Actor
• Steven J. McAuliffe US District Judge
• Carolyn Dineen King US Circuit Judge
• Robert S. Brookings Founder of Brookings Institution
• Louis Antoine Godey 19th-century publisher of Godey's Lady's Book
• Ankasa Conservation Area National park in Ghana

• John Petitbon, NFL safety
• Wilhelmina Holladay, arts patron and museum founder
• Tina Ramirez, founder of Ballet Hispanico
• Leo Nobile, Pittsburgh Steelers player
• Marcello Pagliero, Italian actor/director/screenwriter
• Steve Furness, Pittsburgh Steelers player
• Norman Francis, Xavier University of LA president
• Tepe Gawra, Mesopotamian archaeological site
• Sapele (town), city in Nigeria
• Robert Hadfield, English metallurgist

• Atlanta Glory, ABL women's basketball team
• Arthur Woolf, English engineer
• I. Rice Pereira, American abstract artist
• Lewis Manilow, Chicago arts patron and developer
• Harold R. DeMoss, Jr., US Circuit Judge
• Caroline Lagerfelt, TV/film/stage actor
• Calvin Plimpton, president of Amherst College and American University of Beirut
• Nelson W. Polsby, American political scientist
• Fred Mustard Stewart, American novelist
• Paul Knutson, 14th-century Swedish explorer

• Joseph L. Blau, American professor of Jewish studies
• Carlos Arruza, Mexican bullfighter
• Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, sports museum in New Castle, Indiana
• Verdina Shlonsky, Israeli classical composer/pianist
• Dan Takuma, Japanese industrialist
• Daniel Mazia, American cell biologist
• Adolf Rudnicki, Polish-Jewish author
• Nathan Abshire, Cajun musician
• Inisa, city in Nigeria
• Irving Jaffee, US Olympic speed-skating gold medalist

• Johnny Höglin, Swedish Olympic speed-skating gold medalist
• Daniel O'Neill, Northern Irish painter
• Henry Cullen Adams, US Congressman
• De Alva S. Alexander, US Congressman
• Hattie Alexander, American pediatrician and microbiologist
• Jeff Alexander, American film and TV composer
• Isaac N. Arnold, US Congressman
• Joseph W. Babcock, US Congressman
• Absalom Baird, Union Army general
• James William Murphy, US Congressman

• Jim Mutrie, first manager of the New York Giants
• Olcott Deming, US diplomat
• The Rubinoos, American power pop band
• Robin Lane, American rock singer/songwriter
• Tuts Washington, New Orleans pianist
• Jacques L. Wiener, Jr., US Circuit Judge
• Virginia Minor, American suffragist
• Vittorio Sereni, Italian poet and translator
• Vimeiro, parish in Portugal, site of Battle of Vimeiro (1808)
• Ville-sous-la-Ferté, commune (town) in France

• Vermion Mountains, mountain range in northern Greece
• Vinyl fluoride, organic chemical
• Walter Loomis Newberry, American philanthropist, founder of Newberry Library
• Samuel S. Cox, US Congressman and ambassador
• A Swingin' Safari, 1962 instrumental hit single
• Ventôse Decrees, proposed in the French Revolution in 1794
• William Louis, Count of Nassau-Dillenburg, Dutch count
• William Ledyard, Continental Army colonel
• William Bentley, Unitarian minister and scholar
• Jacinto Vasquez, Hall of Fame jockey

• Charlie Pasarell, US tennis player
• Amanda Shaw, New Orleans musician
• Harvey Lichtenstein, director, Brooklyn Academy of Music
• Bradyodonti, order of prehistoric fish
• Folda, Norwegian fjord
• Lambert Hitchcock, US furniture maker
• Mick Jackson (author), English novelist
• SIGCAT, computing nonprofit organization
• Michael Somes, British danseur
• Michael Galitzen, US Olympic gold medalist diver

• Koshtan-Tau, Russian mountain
• Kolea, Algeria, Algerian town
• Alfons Gorbach, Austrian chancellor
• Arthur A. Hartman, American diplomat
• Sa Dec, city in Vietnam
• Mount Sabyinyo, extinct volcano in Africa
• Saint Paul River, river in Guinea and Liberia
• Marina Hands, French actress
• Scorzalite, mineral
• Sennar Dam, dam in Sudan

• Philipp Ludwig of Pfalz-Neuburg, German noble
• Jane and Michael Stern, American food writers
• Donald R. Mitchell, Tennessee Titans player
• Carli Lloyd, US women's international soccer player
• Tony DiCicco, US soccer coach and player
• Lori Chalupny, US women's international soccer player
• Teller Ammons, Colorado governor
• Ray Herbert Talbot, Colorado governor
• George Alfred Carlson, Colorado governor
• Patrick T. Caffery, US Congressman

• Bolivar E. Kemp, US Congressman
• Hamilton D. Coleman, US Congressman
• James Mann (politician), US Congressman
• Spadebill, bird genus
• Spider beetle, insect subfamily
• Leo Elthon, Iowa governor
• William S. Beardsley, Iowa governor
• Robert D. Blue, Iowa governor
• Henri de Savoie, 7th Duc de Nemours, French duke
• Louis of Savoy, 5th Duke of Nemours, French duke

• Tierpark Hagenbeck, zoo in Hamburg
• Henry Luke Bolley, plant pathologist and football coach
• Poland China, pig breed
• Pungo River, river in North Carolina
• Port-Cartier, Quebec, Canadian city
• Forestville, Quebec, Canadian city
• Portland Inlet, fjord in British Columbia
• The Adventures of Jim Bowie, 1950s TV western
• Lucas Tanner, 1970s TV drama
• Gardner Quincy Colton, pioneer anesthesiologist

• The Texas Wheelers, 1970s TV sitcom
• DoDo, The Kid from Outer Space, 1960s cartoon series
• Keniera, town in Guinea
• Stephanie Lopez, US women's international soccer player
• Marci Jobson, US women's international soccer player
• Leslie Osborne, US women's international soccer player
• Marian Dalmy, US women's international soccer player
• Nicole Barnhart, US women's international soccer player
• Wallowa Lake, lake in Oregon
• Wayland Hand, American folklorist

• Bayou Macon, river in Arkansas and Louisiana
• Bailundo, municipality in Angola
• Bakhtegan Lake, lake in Iran
• Felice Andreasi, Italian actor
• Felixstowe Ferry, village in Suffolk, England
• Fanagmore, village in Highland, Scotland
• Farleigh Wallop, village in Hampshire, England
• Robert Haskell, Maine governor
• John Hammill, Iowa governor
• George W. Clarke, Iowa governor

• Beryl F. Carroll, Iowa governor
• Frank D. Jackson, Iowa governor
• Joshua G. Newbold, Iowa governor
• William M. Stone, Iowa governor
• Jack M. Campbell, New Mexico governor
• Tom Bolack, New Mexico governor
• Thomas J. Mabry, New Mexico governor
• Cass Canfield, American book publisher
• Cathy Turner, US Olympic speed-skating gold medalist
• Charles-Victor Langlois, French medieval historian

• Chesuncook Lake, lake in Maine
• Elisha Dyer, Jr., Rhode Island governor
• Charles Jackson (Rhode Island), Rhode Island governor
• Charlie Ryan, American singer/songwriter
• Tony Bradman, English children's author
• Kim Sunée, American writer
• Glynis Coles, English tennis player
• Jim Nelson (MLB pitcher), Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher
• Daeng Parani, Malaysian historical figure
• Damián Forment, Spanish sculptor

• Barbara Handman, arts advocate
• Mercy Oduyoye, African feminist theologian