Harper
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Harper may refer to:
- Harper, harp player
- Harper (name)
- Harper College, a community college in Palatine, Illinois, USA.
- Harper (film), a 1966 film starring Paul Newman and Lauren Bacall
- Harper's Bazaar, American fashion magazine.
Places:
- Harper, Prince Edward Island, Canada
- Harper, Liberia
- Harper, California, in Modoc County
- Harper, California, former name of Costa Mesa, California
- Harper, Iowa, USA
- Harper, Kansas, USA
- Harper, Texas, USA
- Harper County, Kansas, USA
- Harper County, Oklahoma, USA
- Harper Islands, Nunavut, Canada
- Harper, Utah, USA
Incarnations of the New York City book and magazine publishing firm:
- Harper & Brothers
- Harper & Row (1987-'90)
- HarperCollins (since 1990), a publishing company owned by News Corporation
Fictional characters:
- Patrick Harper (fiction), in Sharpe's ... series of novels
- Seamus Zelazny Harper, in Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda television series
- Harper Finkle in The Wizards of Waverly Place television series
- Harper, various members of family in My Family television series
- Harper, various members of family in Two and a Half Men television series
People:
- Alan Harper (footballer), played mostly for Everton F.C.
- Stephen Harper, current Prime Minister of Canada
- Steve Harper, goalkeeper, mostly for Newcastle United F.C.
- Steve Harper (footballer born 1969)
- Mike Harper, leading opinion maker on NASCAR and ARCA RE/MAX Series racing[citation needed]
- J.Harper, pseudonym of the Dutch astronomer Antonie Pannekoek used by him for political writing
- Ron Harper, A retired American basketball player
- Mark Harper, British Member of Parliament who represents the Forest of Dean constituency
- Frances Harper, american poet and abolitionist
[edit] See also
- Harpers (disambiguation)
- Harper's (disambiguation)
- Harpers Ferry (disambiguation)
- Harper Road (disambiguation)
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