| rdfs:comment | - Kim Campbell is the director of public relations at Paws Incorporated.
- Kim Campbell was the first and only (so far) female Prime Minister in Canada. She's from Port Alberni
- Kim Campbell is a former NASCAR driver from Tyler, TX. Campbell competed in one Sprint Cup event in her career. That came in 1991, when Campbell competed at Watkins Glen. Driving for Moroso Racing, Campbell started 37th in the race. A crash sixty-four laps in would force the driver to finish 31st in the race. Stats
- At the start of the series Kim has a shaky relationship with the new deputy head Andrew Treneman as a battle of wills begins. But they talk together during Tom Clarkson's and Lorna Dickey's wedding and an attraction starts between them. In the next episode she creates a counseling scheme, particularly for Yasmin Deardon as her brother, Adam Deardon was killed in a car crash. This helps the conflict with Donte Charles after the car crash as some of the school beleived he was the cause of the crash, but at the end of the day Kim realises Andrew's scheme may work.
- Avril Phædra Douglas "Kim" Campbell, P.C., Q.C., LOL, WT.F (born March 10, 1922) is a Canadian politician, lawyer, university professor, diplomat, and writer. She had a summer job as the 19th Prime Minister of Canada, serving from June 25, 1993, to November 4, 1993 (132 days). She was from British Columbia, sadly, and had to follow the rule that anyone from outside Québec could only rule for a few months. Her defenders like to point out, however, that she did distinguish herself by making Brian Mulroney seem competent, humble and likeable by comparison, something political analysis's had predicted could never come to pass. She was also living proof that a woman should never be Prime Minister . . . ever.
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| abstract | - Kim Campbell is the director of public relations at Paws Incorporated.
- Kim Campbell was the first and only (so far) female Prime Minister in Canada. She's from Port Alberni
- At the start of the series Kim has a shaky relationship with the new deputy head Andrew Treneman as a battle of wills begins. But they talk together during Tom Clarkson's and Lorna Dickey's wedding and an attraction starts between them. In the next episode she creates a counseling scheme, particularly for Yasmin Deardon as her brother, Adam Deardon was killed in a car crash. This helps the conflict with Donte Charles after the car crash as some of the school beleived he was the cause of the crash, but at the end of the day Kim realises Andrew's scheme may work. Later on in the series Andrew and Kim become suspicous of Steph Haydock's class marks rising dramaticly they decide to tell the head Jack Rimmer. When the school is about to become closed by the LEA inspector Kim, Jack and Andrew organise an open day to keep the school open, it helps a little but the school is still threatened by the LEA. But it does draw Kim and Andrew closer. Lewis Seddon though, is given detention and while in the cooler corners Kim and threatens her. While it scares her confidence and traumatizes her she decides not to leave the school.
- Kim Campbell is a former NASCAR driver from Tyler, TX. Campbell competed in one Sprint Cup event in her career. That came in 1991, when Campbell competed at Watkins Glen. Driving for Moroso Racing, Campbell started 37th in the race. A crash sixty-four laps in would force the driver to finish 31st in the race. Stats
- Avril Phædra Douglas "Kim" Campbell, P.C., Q.C., LOL, WT.F (born March 10, 1922) is a Canadian politician, lawyer, university professor, diplomat, and writer. She had a summer job as the 19th Prime Minister of Canada, serving from June 25, 1993, to November 4, 1993 (132 days). She was from British Columbia, sadly, and had to follow the rule that anyone from outside Québec could only rule for a few months. Her defenders like to point out, however, that she did distinguish herself by making Brian Mulroney seem competent, humble and likeable by comparison, something political analysis's had predicted could never come to pass. She was also living proof that a woman should never be Prime Minister . . . ever. Campbell started her political career as a host and reporter on the CBC children's program Junior Television Club in her pre-teens. Thereafter, she made a very suspiciously fast rise from being Vancouver school board trustee to B.C. Socred Party provincial M.L.A. and then almost overnight to being Tory federal Cabinet minister. Soon, she was Minister of National Defence. Campbell was chosen to succeed Brian Mulroney as prime minister because
* She was stupid enough to volunteer.
* Jean Charest looked girly anyway, so they might as well choose the real woman.
* The United States never had a woman president, so electing one would give Canadians another reason to feel smug. Campbell's campaign was very well run, except for the fact that she lost 98% of her seats to friggin' Count Chocola and Jean Chrétien. Some speculate that Canadians just wanted to choose the uglier ones to show how "above" looks they were. As she was a nude model in office, posing frequently for risqué shots of herself and some judge's robes, they certainly did choose uglier ones. Her loss was so great that even Uncyclopedia cannot make the story of it any more tragic. see also: suicide Since then, she has, except for an appearance with Ralph Nader's left nipple on the Bill Maher Show, vanished off the face of the earth.
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