Barker

Barker may refer to several things: Most commonly, however, is in reference to a legit Penn State freshman, Brittany Barker. Known to skip class and deal heroine on Thursday evenings, she is an avid rugby player. A member of the Eberly College of Science, she loves math. She loves integrals and the way they can go backwards, and then when she differentiates that, it can go forwards. Repeating the process, you get one large analytic orgasm. Barker can be seen rolling her eyes at various times, but she does however enjoy doing community service! She recently participated in a program called Spring-UP, where she did nothing but sit on her ass. How about that for a resume booster?

People

People whose surname is or was Barker include

• Al Barker, (1839-1912), American baseball player
• Arj Barker, (1974-), U.S. comedian, actor
• Bernard Barker, Watergate burglar
• Bob Barker, (1923-), game show host, television personality
• Bret Barker, trumpet player for The W's
• Christopher Barker, (1529-1599), Queen's Printer
• Cliff Barker (1921-1998), American basketball player
• Clive Barker, (1952-), British horror author
• Collet Barker (1784-1831), British explorer in South Australia
• Dillon Barker, (1983-), Founder of and first President of BYX Nu Chapter at Vanderbilt University
• Edmund Henry Barker, (1788-1839), British classical scholar
• George Barker (painter), (1882-1965), U.S. painter
  • George Barker Others named George
• George Barker (poet), (1913-1991), British poet
• Howard Barker, (1946-) 20th century British playwright
• Jane Barker, 18th century British poet and novelist
• James L. Barker, 20th Century linguist and historian
• John Barker (scholar), (c.1460-1482), a very early Old Etonian
• Sir John Barker, 1st Baronet, (1840–1914), founder of Barkers department store in Kensington, London, and Liberal MP
• John Barker (footballer), (1975-), Australian rules football player.
• Ma Barker, (c.1871-1935), reputed U.S. gang leader
• M. A. R. Barker (Muhammad Abd-al-Rahman Barker, born as Philip Barker), (1930-), retired professor, fantasy novels and roleplaying games writer
• Les Barker, (1947-), British comedian
• Lex Barker, (1919-1973), U.S. actor, known for his Tarzan movies and German Cowboy films.
• Pat Barker, (1943-), British author
• Paul Barker (writer) editor of New Society 1968-1986
• Robert Barker, (ca. 1565-10 Jan 1745/6), King's Printer, publisher of the King James Bible 1611
• Ronnie Barker, (1929-2005), British comedian
• Thomas Jones Barker, (1815-82), English painter of Crimean War scenes
• Travis Barker, (1975-), U.S. drummer for the bands Blink 182, Plus-44 & Box Car Racer
• Wharton Barker, (1846- ? ), American financier

Occupations

• Barker (occupation) is a person who attempts to attract patrons to entertainment events.
• barker (occupation) was a person who removed bark from trees for use in tanning (obsolete; seen mainly in English surnames Barker and Barkar)
• A Barker channel is a television channel which has a continuous loop of programming.

Places

• Division of Barker, an Electoral Division in South Australia for the Australian House of Representatives
• Mount Barker, South Australia, a town in South Australia
• Mount Barker, Western Australia, a town in Western Australia
• Barker Lake, A lake in Albreta,Canada

School

• Barker College is a private college in Sydney, Australia

IA

• Barker (IA) a callout or a tout on a page
• Barker (IA) a pistol in Victorian English criminal slang.