O'Connor

He thought to ask her if she'd ever read Salinger, Yates, Carver, O'Connor, or Hannah, like he did daily.

Mr. Gooch, who began work on this book in 2003, was ready to roam the world in hopes of penetrating the O'Connor mystique.

SHIRLEY GRIFFITH: Flannery O'Connor is at least as well known for her stories as for her novels.

"Being able to manipulate synaptic growth is going to be crucial for treating traumatic spinal chord injuries, " says O'Connor-Giles.

O'Connor said the Baby Gaga was just one of a dozen radical new flavors at the shop.

Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O Connor is in her 70s, and former surgeon general C. Everett Koop chairs an Internet start up in his 80s.

There I was, clerking for Justice O'Connor, and I was haunted by a feeling that it was all a digression.

Everything we think of as a Flannery O'Connor story came after she had been diagnosed as having lupus and settled in to life in the South.

Prof. Daniel T. O'Connor: You know there certainly is a lot of evidence consistent with that fact.

With Lowell and his wife Elizabeth Hardwick, as with other couples, O'Connor enjoyed playing third wheel and child.

"Air activity at either location has never been publicly disclosed or identified in imagery, " blog author Sean O'Connor notes.

What makes "Flannery" so valuable is the degree of intimacy with which it captures O'Connor's sensibility in that story.

O'Connor made her only trip outside the country to Lourdes, with her mother, in April of 1958.

By whatever measures, Flannery O'Connor and Tennessee Williams remain among the cultural icons of the American South.

"These individuals have higher levels of vulnerability and tend to turn to food as an escape from self-awareness, " O'Connor said.

"Reasons" in the United States of contemporary social ecologist James O'Connor ecology study of Marxist academic works.

By the time she was wrote that 1961 essay, "The King of the Birds, " O'Connor was a cult literary celebrity.

The founder of Icecreamists, Matt O'Connor, said he could not understand people being squeamish about the product.

But he has clashed several times with Mr O'Connor, who has yet to set out a comprehensive defence policy.

President Bush has nominated White House counsel Harriet Miers to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'connor.

The breakdown of the vote suggests that Anthony Kennedy is replacing Sandra Day O'Connor as the court's swing vote.

O'Connor considers the long two shot second one of the country's best.

What's more, O'Connor's unique life experience as a southerner and devout Catholic contributes a lot to her writing style and themes.

O'Connor's work does not come alive on this biography's pages, except as Mr. Gooch traces the origins of incidents and ideas.

Her initial rejection letters were actually addressed to "Mr. Flannery O'Connor, " and I think she kind of liked that neutrality.

That she suffered from lupus and died before the age of 40 is well-known to fans of O'Connor.

But Mr Alito is proving to be a much more reliable conservative soldier than Ms O'Connor.

Mr Bush almost scuppered the whole project when he nominated a lightweight family retainer, Harriet Miers, to fill Ms O'Connor's seat.

Her neighbour, Rachel O'Connor, pressed a button on the machine every time she was disturbed by noise from next door.

Furthermore, O'Connor believes in original sin and she believes that people would be finally redeemed by God if they fear Him.

The number of women on the Supreme Court has recently fallen by half, from two to one, thanks to Sandra Day O'Connor's retirement.

"The days of walking out of one factory and walking into another one down the street are over, " O'Connor said.

I wrote my papers, I got my note published, I became editor-in-chief of the Yale Law Journal, I clerked for Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.

her most notable appearance was a cameo17 on Sinead O'Connor's I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got.

Fitzgerald says O'Connor needed to be alone to work during the day.

As I have noted elsewhere, O'Connor connects this awesome pose with the Catholic veneration of the Eucharist placed in a monstrance.

"There's no loan demand, and long-term rates have declined so much, " Deutsche Bank's O'Connor said.

Moreover, O'Connor is not a racialist although she maybe has some kind of racial prejudice.

Tuna can be caught using nets or by trolling hooks on long lines through the water, O'Connor says.

This suggests to O'Connor and her colleagues that nutrient-poor food webs may be relatively resilient to global warming.

The author of the majority decision, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, announced her retirement in 2005. Her replacement, Justice Samuel A.

"That's good stuff, " echoed her fellow-southerner, William Faulkner, about O'Connor's first novel, "Wise Blood" .

O'Connor is an intriguing writer; each year her status as "minor" is adjusted upward.

The works of woman writer Flannery O'Connor are full of the violent and bloody descriptions.

O'Connor says cost could be a factor in deciding to use this treatment.

O'Connor says this has not been done before across so many categories.

We could have read the Gospel of Mark like we would read a modern short story by Flannery O'Connor.

Even so, expect the new defence minister, if there is one, to speak better French than Mr O'Connor.

O'Connor has been bitterly attacked by allies of big business who accuse her, wrongly, of misusing her position.

"We find Citi shares could reach $10, " Mr. O'Connor wrote in a recent report to investors.

O'Connor says DAI is cautiously optimistic about the new system but will keep a close eye on cost and safety issues.

STEVE EMBER: After the movie was released, Ayn Rand and Frank O'Connor moved to New York City.

Flannery O'Connor is a devout Catholic. The family and the community influenced her Catholic thinking deeply.

In 1964, O'Connor's lupus flared following surgery for a fibroid tumor.

Ms O'Connor was a swing voter who went right on economic issues and left on social issues such as affirmative action and abortion.

Chapter Four focuses on analyzing the social impact of O'Connor's short stories.

Flannery O'Connor is widely considered as the most important southern writer of America after William Faulkner.

O'Connor's team of scientists were studying the impact of stress on eating habits.

Volunteer Patrick O'Connor says there are many other projects in this neighborhood .

Alcohol may make you feel warmer, but its net effect is a quick drop in body temperature. ANAHAD O'CONNOR.

"It matched our predictions really well, " O'Connor says.

Brian O'Connor of the Family Violence Prevention Fund says young men need guidelines in how to treat young women -- in person or online.

From the perspective of socio historical criticism, this paper makes it possible to have a better comprehension of O'Connor's short stories.

O'Connor says there is significant benefit to using this type of treatment for arthritis in the knee.

But O'Connor has been long overdue for the major biography that Mr.

Justice O'Connor herself underwent surgery for breast cancer in 1988.

There was a famous short story in English by the Southern writer Flannery O'Connor: A Good Man is Hard to Find.

But there's another judge who makes a lot more than Sandra Day O'Connor.

Today we want to show you beautiful portrait paintings by UK based painter Danny O'Connor (aka DOC).

Sandel compares the salary of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor ($200, 000) with the salary of Judge Judy ($25 million).

Prof. Daniel T. O'Connor: This is an area of ongoing investigation.

She later said, "Who would want to buy these stories of an Irish washerwoman named Mary O'Connor? "

After co-writing the first In Tua Nua single, " Take My Hand" , O'Connor left boarding school in order to focus on a career in music.

CNN: When did you first discover Flannery O'Connor?

All of O'Connor children are carrot tops.

In recent years more and more critics have noticed the theme of social change in O Connor's literary works.

Through her assortment of unpalatable characters and violent actions, O'Connor tries to show grace at work in the world.

There's still a part of O'Connor that we can't really know.

"I read a lot of theology, " O'Connor said, " because it makes my writing bolder. "

Callum O'Connor, 16, says there's a big difference between chatting online and face to face.

But the tart O'Connor voice, witty and flippant, immune to vanity, is very much in evidence.

Almost from the outset of her career, however, O'Connor was a controversial media figure;

O'Connor's Ecological Marxist Theory and the Building of an Ecological Culture

Culture, Nature and Ecological Political Philosophy --On James O'Connor's Ecological Marxist Theory

Neal O'Connor Organizer for the Institute for Global Law and Policy, Harvard University

Non-racist Writer and Racial Prejudice--A Brief Analysis of O'Connor's Racial Stand

Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor

Justin O'Connor, Manchester Institute of Popular Culture UK;