Ann Dibble Jordan (1935) previously known as Ann Cook, is a company director and formal social worker.

"Ann Cook gave me a call and said she wanted to know how much we had agreed upon," Mr. Plaks said.

Ann Cook is an American author.

Ann Cook studied Spanish Literature at California State University in Los Angeles.

In 1760 Ann Cook published Professed Cookery which contained a 68-page attack on Hannah Glasse and her work.

Ann Cook lived in Hexham, and was reacting to an alleged campaign of intimidation and persecution by Lancelot Allgood.

Some editions included The Letters of Ann Cook as an appendix.

Ann Cook, an organizer of today's protest and a defender of the alternative schools, said that 90 percent of their students graduate and go to college.

Beauchamp's confession was published in 1826, the same year as The Letters of Ann Cook - the authorship of which is disputed.

So Ann Cook, co-director of Urban Academy, wondered: Since the state is so dismissive of other assessment approaches, just how good are the state's own tests?