Ivan T .Sanderson (728 bytes)
1: ...as well as in reports of [[extraterrestrial]] visitors.
3: ... journals of popular adventure as ''True'', ''Sports Afield'', and ''Argosy''.
5: ...e'' are hard-to-obtain classics of [[travel literature]].
7: ...married twice and died of cancer in the United States.

Robert Sanderson (626 bytes)
1: ...([[1587]] - [[1663]]), [[theologian]] and [[casuist]], born of good
2: ...otherham in [[Yorkshire]], was at Oxford Entering the Church he rose
3: ...shop of Lincoln. His work on logic, ''[[Logicae Artis Compendium]]''
4: (1615), was long a standard treatise on the subject. His sermons also
5: ...es of Conscience Resolved]]'' (1678), in consideration of which he has been placed

Geoff Sanderson (1095 bytes)
1: ..., Northwest Territories]]) is a player in the [[National Hockey League]].
3: ...ted in the 2nd round of the NHL draft by the [[Hartford Whalers]].
5: ...ly, he has scored 30 or more goals in six different seasons.
7: Geoff played in the NHL All-Star game in [[1994]] and [[1997]].
9: ...f is yet to win a Stanley Cup, but he did play in the [[1999]] finals.

Derek Sanderson (4700 bytes)
1: ... [[ice hockey]] [[center]] who is now a bank executive.
3: [[Image:DerekSanderson.jpg|thumb|Derek Sanderson]]
4: ... the most widely published hockey photo in Cup history.
6: ...heir son, [[Derek Jeter|Derek Sanderson Jeter]] after him.
8: ... what went from a "goldmine" to a money-losing venture.

Tessa Sanderson (1010 bytes)
1: ...ca]]) is a former British javelinist and heptathlete.
3: ... and she competed at senior international level until [[1996]].
6: == External links ==
8: ...es/displayhero.asp?HeroID=1809 sporting heroes photos]
10: {{Footer Olympic Champions Javelin Throw Women}}

Cael Sanderson (2532 bytes)
1: ... four state titles. He was coached by his father Steve.
2: ...sanderson.bmp|thumb|right|200px|Sanderson winning the NCAA gold.]]
3: ...s named outstanding wrestler of the NCAA tournament as a freshman.
5: ...ff season, he won the World University title in [[Tokyo, Japan]].
7: ...med winner of the Dan Hodge Trophy for the second time.

T. J. Cobden Sanderson (1366 bytes)
1: ...ble.JPG|frame|Page from the Doves Bible by Cobden Sanderson]]
3: ...er]] associated with the [[Arts and Crafts movement]].
5: ...a degree, and entred [[Lincoln's Inn]] as a barrister.
7: ...They produced books for William Morris, including the famous [[Doves Bible]] in [[1903]].
9: ...erson threw the font type into the [[River Thames|Thames]].

George P. Sanderson (1237 bytes)
1: George Peress Sanderson
3: ... from 1859 to 1863, returning to India in 1864 at the age of 16.
5: ... Albert, Duke of Clarence & Avendale, when he visited India.
7: ...yard Kipling]], was a reference to George Perress Sanderson.
9: ... a book called ‘Thirteen Years Among the Wild Beasts of India’.

Angus-Sanderson (821 bytes)
1: ...]]; neither action staved off the inevitable, and the company folded for good in [[1927]].
3: {{auto-stub}}
5: [[Category:Vintage vehicles]]

John Sanderson (4506 bytes)
1: ... Royal Australian Engineers in [[December]] of that year.
3: ... [[Sabah]], [[Malaysia]]. He was promoted to [[Captain]] in [[1965]].
5: ... 17 Construction Squadron in [[South Vietnam]] at the end of [[1970]].
7: ...oughout [[1972]] before attending the Australian Staff College Queenscliff during [[1973]].
9: ... as the Exchange Instructor, at the British Army Staff College, Camberley.

Sanderson, Texas (2774 bytes)
1: ...nty seat]] of [[Terrell County, Texas|Terrell County]]{{GR|6}}.
4: ...-doton-Sanderson.PNG|right|Location of Sanderson, Texas]]
5: ... located at 30°8'28" North, 102°23'45" West (30.141024, -102.395924){{GR|1}}.
7: ...it is land and none of the area is covered with water.
10: ...S. Census)|Hispanic]] or [[Latino (U.S. Census)|Latino]] of any race.

Baron Sanderson of Ayot (416 bytes)
1: ...m]]. It was created in 1960 and was disclaimed by the second Baron in 1971.
3: ==Barons Sanderson of Ayot ([[1960]])==
4: *[[Basil Sanderson, 1st Baron Sanderson of Ayot]] ([[1894]]-[[1971]])
5: ...Alan Lindsay Sanderson, 2nd Baron Sanderson of Ayot]] (b. [[1931]]) (disclaimed 1971)
6: [[Category:Baronies|Sanderson of Ayot]]

IVAN (191 bytes)
1: The term '''IVAN''' can stand for:
3: *[[Iter Vehemens ad Necem]] a computer game
4: ... for the [[Soviet Union]], similar to "Sam" for Nato.

My Name is Ivan (7968 bytes)
1: [[Category:World War II films]]
2: ...made in [[1962]] by [[Russia]]n director [[Andrei Tarkovsky]].
4: ==History and Cultural Importance==
6: ... [[Venice Film Festival]] and attracting the attention of many people, including [[Ingmar Bergman]] w...
8: ...thout knowing how. For me Tarkovsky is the greatest filmmaker."

Ivan (1168 bytes)
1: ...n''' refers to the names of several [[Russia]]n [[Tsar]]s:
2: *[[Ivan I]]
3: *[[Ivan II]]
4: *[[Ivan III]]
5: *[[Ivan IV|Ivan IV, "The Terrible"]]

Ivan A. Getting (6629 bytes)
1: ...ssile|cruise bombs]] that attacked London late in the [[Second World War]].
3: ==Biography and positions held==
5: ...he Research and Development Board of the Department of Defense.
7: ...rved on the Undersea Warfare Committee of the [[National Research Council]].
9: ... of Trustees of the Environmental Research Institute of Michigan.

Ivan De Battista (2223 bytes)
1: [[Image:ivan.jpg|right|thumb|150px|Ivan De Battista]]
3: ...veral roles in local TV dramatic/sitcoms and adverts.
5: ...ses. Besides, in 1999, he published his first poetry book ‘Irwiefen’ Hurricanes.
7: ...l Performer’s Certificate in Acting from the Trinity College of London.
9: He is married to [[Simone De Battista]] (2000) and has one child, Ryan Mark.

Ivan M. Niven (790 bytes)
1: ... and was awarded his doctorate from the [[University of Chicago]].
3: ...rica]] from 1983 to 1994. He received the MAA Distinguished Service Award in 1989.
9: [[Category:1915 births|Niven, Ivan M.]]
10: [[Category:1999 deaths|Niven, Ivan M.]]
11: [[Category:Mathematicians|Niven, Ivan Morton]]

Ivan Silayev (1415 bytes)
1: ...er of Russia]] from [[June 15]], [[1990]] to [[September]] [[1991]].
3: ... as representative of Russia at [[European Community]] (1991-1994).
5: ...|preceded=''none''|succeeded=[[Boris Yeltsin]] (acting)}}
7: [[Category:1930 births|Silayev, Ivan]]

Ivan Koniev (6032 bytes)
1: ...onev1.jpg|thumb|250px|Marshal of the Soviet Union Ivan Koniev]]
2: ...ked as a lumberjack before being conscripted into the Russian Army in [[1916]].
4: ...e. This alliance was the key to Koniev's subsequent career.
6: ...] a candidate member of the Party [[Central Committee]].
8: ...defence of the Soviet capital Koniev was promoted to Colonel-General.

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