William Banks. William Banks may refer to: William Banks (alderman) (born 1949), alderman in Chicago. William Banks (rugby), rugby union and rugby league footballer of the 1940s and 1950s. William Banks (showman), owner of the performing horse Marocco.
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He was never called William during his lifetime as the name William did not exist at the time. His English name was Wilge…lm (Latin Willelmus - seen shortened to Willelm). Evidence for this is found in the famous Bayeux Tapestry. The exact pronunciation of Wilgelm, this alternative name for William, is debated.
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Similar to the movie,  Salinger blocked a biography of himself, for instance, and he was  also wildly famous for just one book. IMDB trivia about the movie  claims In addition to being based on J.D. Salinger, William  Forrester is also heavily inspired by John Kennedy Toole..
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Banks is chairman of two well-funded political action committees, the Friends of William J P Banks and the Citizens to Elect Committeeman William J P Banks, and controls a third, the 36th Ward Regular Democratic Organization.
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William Banks is Director of the University Writing Program, which coordinates Writing Across the Curriculum/Writing Intensive courses for East Carolina University. Additionally, he directs the Tar River Writing Project, and teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in Rhetoric and Composition, children's literature, and women's and gender studies.
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Top-Rated Episodes. After being clean for two years, two months and five days Swenton succumbed to his old habits and eventually uttered the five most used little words of a junkie I wish I were dead. William takes ... Jonus Mullins approaches William for help for his alcoholic son Neil and his daughter-in-law Shelly.
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Have you seen the new A&E show “The Cleaner?” It features Benjamin Bratt as a former addict who now uses extreme measures to help other addicts get clean. If you’ve seen the show, you may not know that Benjamin’s character, William Banks, is based on a real person. Warren Boyd was raised in sunny Santa Rosa, California, but by the age of 32, he had seen his share of trouble. He had nine DUI convictions and had already spent five years in prison.
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William Banks (alderman) William Joseph Panebianco Banks (born July 28, 1949) was alderman of the 36th ward in Chicago from 1983 to 2009.
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William V. Banks Dies at 82; Founded Detroit TV Station. UPI. Published: August 28, 1985. DETROIT, Aug. 27— William Venoid Banks, 82 years old, the founder of the first black-owned and black-operated television station in the United States, died at his home Saturday.
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However, in later centuries when the name Wilgelm is succeeded by William, historians refer to Wilgelm as William. Thus, the phrase William the Conqueror is born. In France, he was William, Duke of Normandy.
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William Banks is the alderman of the 36th ward in Chicago from 1983 to 2009. William Banks was alderman of the 36th ward in Chicago from 1983 to 2009.