Joyce Anelay, Baroness Anelay of St Johns (320 bytes)
1: ...e Party (UK)|Conservative]] member of the [[House of Lords]]. She was made a [[Life Peer]] in [[1996]]...
5: {{bio-stub}}
7: [[Category:1947 births|Anelay, Joyce]]

Joyce (437 bytes)
1: There several famous individuals with the name '''Joyce''':
3: *[[Joyce (singer)]], Brazilian Singer/Songwriter
4: *[[James Joyce]], Irish novelist
5: *[[William Joyce]], British Nazi propagandist
6: *[[Joyce Kilmer]], American poet

Joyce Quin (937 bytes)
1: ...st and [[Washington, Tyne and Wear|Washington]] West.
3: ...lies in England|Regional Assembly]] for [[North East England]].
6: [[Labour Party (politician)|List of Labour politicians]]
8: {{bio-stub}}
9: [[Category:1944 births|Quin, Joyce Gwendolen]]

Joyce Fairbairn (1340 bytes)
1: ...r of the Government in the Senate (Canada)|Leader of the Government in the Senate]].
3: ...ffice, Trudeau appointed her as a [[Liberal Party of Canada|Liberal]] Senator for [[Alberta]], her hom...
5: ...inet]] as Government Leader in the Senate and Minister with special responsibility for Literacy. She s...
7: [[Category:1936 births|Fairbairn, Joyce]]
8: [[Category:Canadian senators|Fairbairn, Joyce]]

Stanislaus Joyce (1507 bytes)
1: ...936. He later published ''Recollections of James Joyce'' (1950); published after his death on June 16 (“...
3: ...ld such as ours, typical as it was of the squalor of a drunken generation. Some inner purpose transfi...

Barnaby Joyce (4531 bytes)
1: ...June]] six years from the year of their election, Joyce will take up his seat in the Senate on [[1 July]]...
3: ...the senate for the first time in almost a quarter of a century, a result that no political commentator...
5: ...ated with a Commerce degree from the [[University of New England]] in [[Armidale, New South Wales|Armi...
7: ...]], Joyce served in the [[Military of Australia|Australian Army Reserve]].
9: ...do preference deals with." (Later, the Family First Party disavowed the pamphlet and said that it had...

Dominic Joyce (541 bytes)
1: ...of the first known explicit examples of compact [[Joyce manifold]]s i.e. [[manifold]]s with [[G2 (mathema...
4: *[http://www.maths.ox.ac.uk/~joyce/ Joyce's home page]
6: {{math-stub}}

William Joyce (5177 bytes)
1: ...[[politician]] and [[Nazi]] [[propaganda]] broadcaster to the [[United Kingdom]] during [[World War II...
3: ...trongly [[Unionists (Ireland)|unionist]]. William Joyce later claimed to have aided the [[Black and Tans]...
5: ...y became a leading speaker, praised for his power of oratory.
7: ...m a breakaway organization, the [[National Socialist League]],
9: ... to detain him under [[Defence Regulation 18B]]. Joyce became a naturalized [[Germans|German]] in [[1940...

Joyce Grenfell (3787 bytes)
1: '''Joyce Grenfell''', born [[February 10]], [[1910]] - die...
3: [[Image:Grenfellbookcover.jpg|thumb|right|Joyce Grenfell]]
4: ...g to pursue a career in the theatre, she made her stage debut in 1939 in the "''Little Revue''." In 19...
6: ...her recording career, producing a number of humoristic albums as well as books.
8: ...Happiest Days of Your Life'' ([[1950]]) and the [[St Trinian's]] series.

Joyce Brothers (301 bytes)
1: ...eading family [[psychologist]]s and advice columnists, mainly published in ''[[Good Housekeeping]]'' m...
3: [[Category:Game show contestants|Brothers, Joyce]]
4: [[Category:1928 births|Brothers, Joyce]]
5: {{substub}}

Joyce Maynard (1618 bytes)
1: '''Joyce Maynard''' (born [[1953]]) is a writer who became...
3: ...shed her first book, ''Looking Back'', at the age of nineteen.
5: ...lled ''At Home In The World''. She outraged many of Salinger's fans by selling his letters to her, sa...
7: ...Smart]] murder which was later produced as a film starring [[Nicole Kidman]].
10: * [http://www.joycemaynard.com/ Official website]

Joyce Hall (1551 bytes)
1: ...-[[1982]]), American businessman, was the founder of [[Hallmark Cards]].
3: ...l and his brothers invested $150 to buy picture postcards to sell to the salesmen who sold books to th...
5: ...g not only postcards but also greeting cards. The store burned in [[1915]], and a year later, Hall bou...
7: ...sion]], which the company survived without laying off a single worker.
9: ...s Crown Center, a combination business/shopping district surrounding the Hallmark corporate headquarte...

Mike Joyce (488 bytes)
1: '''Mike Joyce''' was the [[drum]]mer for [[The Smiths]].
3: ... Morrissey and Marr. The court ruled in favour of Joyce but Morrissey appealed.
5: {{musician-stub}}
7: [[Category:The Smiths|Joyce, Mike]]
8: [[Category:British musicians|Joyce, Mike]]

Trevor Joyce (1238 bytes)
1: '''Trevor Joyce''' (born [[October 26]], [[1947]]) is an [[Irelan...
3: ...ditor of NWP's ''[[The Lace Curtain]]; A Magazine of Poetry and Criticism'' in 1968.
5: ...rom [[Seamus Heaney]]'s translation in ''Sweeney Astray'' (1983).
7: ...wenty years, he resumed publishing in 1995 with ''stone floods'', followed by ''Syzygy'' and ''Without...
9: ...range of forms and techniques, ranging from those of classical Chinese and traditional Irish to moder...

Eric Joyce (421 bytes)
1: ...bour]] [[member of Parliament]] for [[Falkirk]] West, and entered parliament at a by-election in [[200...
3: {{bio-stub}}
5: [[Category:1960 births|Joyce, Eric]]
6: [[Category:British Army officers|Joyce, Eric]]
7: [[Category:British MPs|Joyce, Eric]]

Joyce Chepchumba (625 bytes)
1: ...s a [[Kenya]]n [[Long-distance track event|Long distance]] [[athlete]].
14: **[[2000 Summer Olympics]] [[bronze medal]]list
21: {{bio-stub}}
23: [[Category:1970 births|Chepchumba, Joyce]]
24: [[Category:Kenyan athletes|Chepchumba, Joyce]]

Michael Joyce (655 bytes)
1: ....JPG|right|thumb|Cary Town Council member Michael Joyce]]
3: ...y 27]], [[1961]]) is a member of the town council of [[Cary, North Carolina]].
5: ...n-partisan, Joyce is affiliated with the [[United States Republican Party|Republican Party]].
7: {{bio-stub}}
9: [[Category:1961 births|Joyce, Michael]]

Joyce Mansour (211 bytes)
1: '''Joyce Mansour''' (born [[1928]], deceased [[1986]]) was...
3: {{msg:stub}}
5: [[Category:1928 births|Mansour, Joyce]]
6: [[Category:1986 deaths|Mansour, Joyce]]

Joyce Cavalcante (1096 bytes)
1: '''Joyce Cavalcante''' is a [[Brazil]]ian fiction [[writer...
3: ...oras Latinoamericanas]] (RELAT) and the president of [[Rede de Escritoras Brasileiras]] (REBRA).
5: As of 2004, she lives in [[São Paulo (city)|São Paulo]]...
9: * ''"Eve's Rib"'' (''"Costela De Eva"'')
11: ...n of Art Critics]] (APCA) award in [[1993]] for best fiction.

Joyce (singer) (2195 bytes)
1: ...ed with [[Joyce Cavalcante]], the Brazilian novelist.
3: ... Joyce's work has been compared to the early boom of the [[jazz fusion]] scene in the U.S.
5: ...emotions conveyed in music. Many people came into Joyce's house, and she easily got swept up in the music...
7: ...e the most prominent. Despite all of this though, Joyce has always kept her head up and has said that she...
9: ...movie and TV soundtracks, and is creator and host of the music-infused television program "Cantos do R...

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