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Halberstam, David
Pulitzer Prize-winner
Hale, Kenneth C., 1934-2001.
MIT linguist
Haley, Alex, 1921-1992.
author of "Roots"
Hall, John L.
B.A., Johns Hopkins University
J. D., U. of San Diego School of Law
Asst. D.A., Chester Co., 1984-88
spouse: Lisa
partner, Unruh, Turner, Burke & Frees, PC
West Chester, PA
Hall, Robert A., Jr.
Cornell linguist
Hamilton, Virginia, 1936-2002.
Afro-American children's author
Hamp, Eric
Eric Pratt Hamp is Robert Maynard Hutchins Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of Linguistics, Psychology, Slavic Languages, and the Ancient Mediterranean World at the University of Chicago; Research Associate in the School of Celtic Studies, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies; in the Department of Albanian Language, University of Shkoder; member of the Committee for the Scottish Gaelic Linguistic Atlas, of the International Committees for Study of Celtic Cultures, for the Atlas Linguarum Europe, and for English Braille Linguistics; project linguist, Braille Research Center; advisory editor Journal of Indo-European Studies, Etudes celtiques, and Random House Unabridged Dictionary; He was also a research grantee in Breton dialects and a recipient of the Derek Allen Prize for publications in Celtic Studies, British Academy.
Han, Carolyn
children's literature
Han, Qing
math, U. of Notre Dame
http://www.science.nd.edu/math/faculty/han.shtml
http://math.cts.nthu.edu.tw/Mathematics/visit_pro/Q_Han.html
Han, Suyin, 1917- (Rosalie Chou)
Born Chou Kuanghu (the Moon Guest) vel Elisabeth Rosalie Matthilde Clare Chou
also known as Dr. Elisabeth Comber.
http://voices.cla.umn.edu/authors/hansuyin.html
Han, Yong-Sheng
math, Auburn University
http://math.cts.nthu.edu.tw/Mathematics/visit_pro/YS_Han.html
Hanner, Robert Mitchell, d. 2003. (age: 67)
architect
Hao, Yen-Ping, 1934-
Academician, Academica Sinica
Hartshorne, Charles, 1897-2000
Hatch, George C., Jr.
B.A.,Yale, 1959
PhD, U of Washington, 1972
Washington U. in St. Louis
Box 1062, One Brookings Dr.,
St. Louis, MO 63130
ACLU grant, Taiwan, 1974-75
Hau, Lene
Harvard physicist
MacArthur Fellow, 2001
Harvard Crimson
Harvard Gazette
Haus, Hermann Anton, d. 2003.
MIT researcher
U.S. Medal of Science, 1995
Hawking, Stephen William, 1942-
Lucasian Prof. of Mathematics, Cambridge University
Fellow, The Royal Society
Member, US National Academy of Sciences
Hayek, Friedrich, 1899-1992.
1974 Nobel Prize for Economics
Hayworth, Rita, 1918-1987.
Hollywood legend
died of Alzheimer's Disease
Hearn, Lafcadio
x Koizumi, Yakumo
Hennessy, John.
computer scientist, Stanford president
NAS
Henry, Joseph, 1797-1878.
widely considered the foremost American scientist of the 19th century
from Smithsonian Institution: Joseph Henry Papers Project
Herriot, James, 1916-1995.
Scottish-born James Alfred Wight was a veterinarian-turned bestselling author
Herriot, John G. "Jack," 1916-2003.
professor emeritus of computer science, Stanford University
Herrnstein, Richard J.
author of The Bell Curve with Charles Murray
Herskowitz, Ira, 1946 or 1947-2003. (age 56)
top geneticist
Heyerdahl, Thor, 1914-2002.
world-renowned Norwegian explorer
Hilgard, Ernest R., 1904-2001
Stanford psychologist
Hill, Christopher, 1912-2003.
Marxist historian of English Civil War
Hirschfeld, Al, 1903-2003.
king of caricature; Albert Hirschfeld
Hitchcock, Alfred, 1899-1980.
a master of suspense
Ho, Minfong, 1951-
writer
Ho, Ping-ti, 1917-
professor, U. of Chicago
Academician, Academica Sinica
Hobsbawm, Eric.
historian
Hochachka, Peter William, 1937-2002.
Canadian zoologist
obituary, Nature, 14 November 2002, p.140
http://obituariesonthenet.com/obituary/Obituariesview.asp?key=992
http://www.csz-scz.ca/jpellerin/csz/HotNews/Obituary_Hochachka.htm
Hockett, Charles F., 1916-2000
Cornell linguist
Hoff, Ted, 1937-
Marcian Edward "Ted" Hoff, Jr.
developer of microprocessor
B. S. (EE), Rensselear Polytechnic Institute, 1958
M.S. (EE), Stanford, 1959
Ph.D.(EE), Stanford, 1962
Hofstadter, Robert, 1915-1990.
Stanford physicist; 1961 Nobel Prize winner
Holmes, Frederic Lawrence, 1932-2003.
science historian, Yale School of Medicine
Hongyi, Buddhist Master, see
Li, Shutong, 1880-1942.
Hopson, James .
University of Chicago
Horgan, Paul, 1903-1995.
Novelist; biographer; historian; recipient, Pulitzer Prize
Horn, Robert, 1916-2002.
constitutional law scholar at Stanford
Howard, H. Taylor, 1932-2002.
Henry Taylor Howard, professor emeritus at Stanford
father of the home satellite dish
Howe, Irving, 1920-1993.
social and literary critic
author of World of Our Fathers
City College '40; founding editor of Dissent Magazine, Distinguished Professor of Literature, City University of New York
Hrabal, Bohumil, 1914-1997.
Czech novelist
fell to his death while feeding pigeons from a hospital window
Hsia, Chih Tsing, 1921-
younger brother of Tsi-an Hsia (1916-1965)
C. T. Hsia
Professor Emeritus of Chinese, Columbia
Hsia, Po-Chia, 1955-
Academician, Academica Sinica
Hsia, Tsi-an, 1916-1965.
older brother of Chih-Tsing Hsia
Hsiang, Wu-Chung, 1935-
mathematician
Academician, Academica Sinica (Taiwan)
Hsiang, Wu-Yi
mathematician
Hsiao, Cheng, 1943-
Academician, Academica Sinica
Hsieh, Winston Wen-Sung
PhD, Harvard
U. of Missouri-St. Louis
hsiehw@msx.umsl.edu
Hsu, Cho-Yun, 1930- twin brother of Yih-Yun Hsu
professor emeritus of history, U. of Pittsburgh
member, Academica Sinica
Hsu, Francis L. K.
Hsu, Frank H.
see Shu, Frank H.
son of Shien-Siu Shu
(pronounced Hsu Hsia-shen)
Hsu, Fu-kuan, 1903-1980.
philosopher
granddaughter: Madeline Hsu, Professor of Asian American Studies, San Francisco State University
A Chronology of Hsu Fu-kuan's Works (II) .............Li Han-chi
Hsu, Kai-yu, 1922-
Hsu, Madeline
granddaughter of Hsu Fu-kuan
Professor of Asian American Studies, San Francisco State University
Hsu, Shien-Siu, 1912-2001
see Shu, Shien-Siu, 1912-2001.
father of Frank H. Shu
Hsu, Yih-Yun, 1930- twin brother of Cho-Yun Hsu
Transport Processes in Boiling and Two-Phase Systems Including Near-Critical Fluids by Yih-Yun Hsu and Robert W. Graham
McGraw-Hill Companies, 1976.
Hu, Sheng-Cheng, 1940-
Academician, Academica Sinica
Hu, Sze-Tsen, 1914-1999.
mathematician
Academician, Academia Sinica
Hua, Loo-keng, 1910-1985.
mathematician
China's father of modern mathematics
Huang, Chun-chieh, 1946-
professor of history, NTU
Huang, Hsiang-Ping
(female) mathematician
http://math.cts.nthu.edu.tw/Mathematics/visit_pro/HP_Huang.html
Huang, Kerson, 1928-2001.
MIT
PhD student: Eisenberg, Judah Moshe, 1938-1998.
with wife Rosemary (Verducci) Huang, I Ching (1987)
interview with C. N. Yang on statistical mechanics (July 29, 2000)
Taida colloquium poster
Huang, Ray, 1918-2000.
Huang Ren
historian
Huang, Shuan-fan
Shuanfan Huang, linguist
Huang, Yunte
professor of English, Harvard
Hughes, Langston, 1902-1967.
noted writer about Negro life
the "O. Henry of Harlem"
Lincoln University graduate
Hughes, Vernon Willard, 1921-2003.
Yale physicist (a subatomic specialist)
Huntley, George H., 1905-2001.
Huo, T. C.
Hurst, G. Cameron, III
Professor of Japanese and Korean Studies, Penn
Hwang, David Henry, 1957-
playwright
Inoue, Yasushi, 1907-1991.
novelist
Irving, John, 1942-
novelist
an unofficial homepage
The World According to Garp (1978)
The Cider House Rules (1985)
Ishii, Maki, 1936-2003.
Japanese composer
Jamison, Kay Redfield
MacArthur Fellow, 2001
Professor of psychiatrist at Johns Hopkins
Jamison, Philip, 1925-
painter from West Chester, PA
Jan, Lily Yeh, 1947-
(Yeh Kung-su)
NAS, 1996
Academica Sinica (Taiwan, 1998)
husband-wife team, UC San Francisco
Jan, Yuh Nung, 1946-
(Jan: Zhang Tien-you; Yuh: fu-yuh; Nung; agriculture)
NAS, 1996
Academica Sinica (Taiwan, 1998)
husband-wife team, UC San Francisco
Janeway, Charles Alderson, Jr., 1943-2003.
Yale professor of immunobiology
Jansen, Marius Berthus, 1922-2000.
prof. Japanese history at Princeton
Jaques, Elliott, 1917-2003.
scientist who coined the phrase 'midlife crisis'
Jen, Gish, 1956-
A Chinese-American writer from Harvard
Strauss Living Award
Jespersen, Otto.
grammarian
Jiang, Zehan, 1902-1994.
mathematician
Jiang, Zemin, 1926-
President of PRC from 1997-2002.
His father-in-law, Li Xiannian, who served as president from 1983 to 1988.
Jin, Deborah S.
physicist at NIST and U. of Colorado
Deborah Shiu-Lan Jin
PhD, Princeton, 1990; PhD, Chicago, 1995
Jin, Ha
novelist
Jin, Yong.
see Cha, Louis
Johnson, D. Gale (David Gale), 1916-2003.
expert in farm economics
Johnson, Philip
Jones, Norah, 1979-
jazz singer; won eight Grammy Awards in 2003
daughter of Ravi Shankar and Sue Jones
Jung, Carl Gustav, 1875-1961.
founder of analytic psychology
Jung, Felix
Kahlo, Frida, 1907-1954.
artist
Kane, Joseph Nathan, 1899-2002.
author of Famous First Facts
Kanter, Rosabeth Moss.
Karlgren, Bernhard, 1889-1978.
sinologist
Karsh, Yousuf, 1908-2002.
Canadian photographer
Katz, Sir Bernard, 1911-2003.
Nobel laureate in physiology or medicine, 1970
Kawabata, Yasunari
Japanese novelist; Nobel Prize winner
Kawashima Watkins, Yoko
Kazazis, Kostas, 1934-2002.
linguist at U. of Chicago
Kazin, Alfred, 1915-1998.
literary critic
Keene, Donald.
'42 Columbia College; '50 GSAS Columbia
Keillor, Garrison
writer of Lake Wobegan
Kemeny, John G., 1926-1993.
John George Kemeny
co-deveoper of BASIC language with Thomas E. Kurtz
at Dartmouth College in 1964
Kempton, Murray, 1917-1997.
New York journalist
born in Philadelphia, grew up in Baltimore
Pulitzer Prize, 1985
Kennedy, George Alexander, 1901-1960.
George A. Kennedy
Yale sinologist responsible for Yale romanization system
John DeFrancis' teacher at Yale
Kidder, Tracy, 1945-
Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Soul of a New Machine
Kildall, Gary, 1942-1994
CP/M (Control Program for Microcomputers)
King, Ambrose Y. C., 1935-
(Chin Yao-chi)
sociologist
Academica Sinica (Taiwan)
King, B. B., 1925-
Blues Boy King; King of the Blues
born Riley B. King
Kinsley, Michael
Rhodes Scholar (?)
Klein, Richard Barry, 1938-2003.
Professor of Spanish; Rotarian
Managing the high school foreign language department : a handbook for teachers and administrators / Richard B. Klein, Sam L. Slick, [editors].
Lincolnwood, Ill. : National Textbook Company, c1996.
xxvi, 258 p. ; 23 cm
Klein, Richard G., 1941-
the Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Professor in the School of Humanities and Sciences, Stanford University
anthropologist
NAS, 2003
Kloppenberg, James
professor of history, Harvard
Knowles, Jeremy R., 1935-
biochemist; former Dean, Faculty of Arts & Sciences, Harvard University
Knudsen, Eric I.
Stanford
Knuth, Donald E., 1938-
Stanford, computer programming pioneer
no email address
Koizumi, Yakumo
see Hearn, Lafcadio
Konner, Melvin J.
Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Anthropology and Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Neurology at Emory University.
Koo, Anthony Y. C., 1918-
Academician, Academica Sinica
Kosinski, Jerzy, 1933-1991.
Polish-American novelist; committed suicide
Krauskopf, Konrad B., 1910-2003.
a pioneer in geochemistry at Stanford
Krupnick, Mark, 1939-2003.
scholar of Jewish intellectual life
U of Chicago
Ku, Yu-hsiu, 1902-2002.
professor emeritus, Penn, EE
Kuh, Ernet S., 1928-
(Ker so-jen) Academica Sinica
Kuhn, Thomas (Samuel), 1922-1996.
influential history of science professor at MIT
The Structure of Scientific RevoIutions (scientific advancement was
revolutionary -- not evolutionary --- and occurred when one scientific
paradigm displaced another)
winner of the George Sarton Medal in the History of Science
cf. Sarton, George, 1884-1956.
Kunitz, Stanley, 1905-2003.
Stanley Jasspon Kunitz
poet laureate of the U.S.
Kuo, Sung-fen, 1938-
see Guo, Songfen, 1938-
Kurosawa, Akira, 1910-1998.
Japanese movie director, Rashomon
Kurtz, Thomas E., 1928-
co-deveoper of BASIC language with John G. Kemeny
at Dartmouth College in 1964
Kurutz, Denis Lawrence. -2003. (age 61)
landscape architect of "Getty" fame
Kwan, Michelle, 1980-
figure skater
Kwan, Nancy, 1939-
actress
The World of Suzie Wong (1960)
The Flower Drum Song (1961)
Labov, William, 1927-
NAS; AAAS; linguist at Penn
B.A Harvard 1948; Ph.D. Columbia 1964.
LaFleur, William R.
Professor of Japanese Studies, Penn
Lai, Larissa, 1967-
activist and writer
Lai, Edward M. C.
MD
Lai, Michael M. C.
MD, PhD
father of coronavirus research
Lai, Yung-Hsiang
library science; John Yung-Hsiang Lai
Lam, Bun-Ching, 1954-
(female; born in Macao) composer
Guggenheim Fellow, 2002
L'Amour, Louis, 1908-1988.
chronicler of the West
Landahl, Karen, 1951-2003.
linguist, U. of Chicago
Landers, Ann, 1918-2002.
columnist; a Jewish mother
Esther "Eppie" Friedman Lederer
twin sister Pauline "Dear Abby" Friedman
Lang, Shi-Ning, 1688-1766.
Giuseppe Castiglione,
Italian Jesuit missionary and Chinese horse painter
Lao, Kan, 1907-
Academician, Academica Sinica
Lardner, Ring, 1885-1933.
baseball writer and short-story writer
a bibliography
Lardner, Ring, 1915-2000.
Ring Lardner, Jr.
from Lardnermania
LaRusso, Louis, II, d. 2003. (at 67)
playwright
Lash, Jennifer, 1938-1993.
called Jini Lash
died of breast cancer
mother of actor Ralph Fiennes
Latham, Aaron
Texas-born writer
wife: Lesley Stahl, CBS correspondent
Lattimore, David
missionary in China
professor at Dartmouth College
Lattimore, David, 1931-
Professor of Chinese Language and Literature and of Comparative Literature, Department of East Asian Studies, Brown University. Translator of The Harmony of the World: Chinese Poems.David Lattimore, retired Professor of East Asian Studies and Comparative Literature at Brown University, has devoted himself over many years to translations of and commentaries on the works of the Chinese lyric poet Du Fu (712-770). He is the author of Harmony of the World, an anthology of Chinese verse from the beginning to Mao Tse-tung. He and Rodney Dennis were classmates at the Putney School from 1945-1948.
Lattimore, Deborah Nourse
author and illustrator of children's literature
Lattimore, Eleanor Frances, 1904-1986.
daughter of David and Margaret Lattimore, who educated their five children at home in China
author and illustrator of children's literature
Lattimore, Owen, 1900-1989.
son of David and Margaret Lattimore, missionaries in China;
brother of poet Richmond Lattimore;
American sinologist; diplomat, scholar and traveler in Mongolia
director of Hopkins's Walter Hines Page School of International Relations; "Seeing Red";
Freedom of Information Act file
victim of Joe McCarthy
Lattimore, Richmond (Alexander), 1906-1984.
born in China; poet; brother of Owen Lattimore
professor of Greek Literature at Bryn Mawr College
Lau, Cheryl, 1944-
Nevada's secretary of state's first Asian American
to hold elected office at the executive level, and the
woman who made an unsuccessful bid to become the
first Asian American woman to be elected a state governor
Lau, Joseph S. M.
Lau, Lawrence J., 1944-
Stanford
Academician, Academica Sinica
Lavender, David Sievert, 1910-2003.
chronicler of the American West
Lawrence, Jacob, 1917-2000.
Afro-American artist
Laxalt, Robert, 1923-2001.
Nevada writer
Laxness, Halldor, 1902-1998.
Iceland's most famous man of letter; Nobel Prize for Literature, 1955
Leakey, Louis, 1903-1972.
Louis Seymour Bazett Leakey
paleoanthropologist
Leakey, Louise N., 1972-
first-born daughter of Richard and Meave Leakey
paleoanthropologist
Leakey, Mary, 1913-1996.
wife of Louis Leakey
paleoanthropologist
Leakey, Meave E., 1942-
mother of Louise Leakey
paleoanthropologist
Leakey, Richard, 1944-
second son of Mary and Louis Leakey
paleoanthropologist
Lee, Ang, 1954-
film director from Taiwan
Lee, Bill Lann
Lee, Cherylene
fourth-generation Chinese-American writer
Lee, Chin-An Arnold
linguist
Lee, Henry C., 1938-
forensic scientist
http://www.co.lawrence.tn.us/events/LawSeminar/2003/Dr.HenryLee_bio.htm
Lee, Hwa-Wei
Director emeritus, Ohio University
personal webpage
Lee, Johann S.
Lee, Leo Ou-fan, 1939-
Harvard
Academician, Academica Sinica
(gives date as 1941- )
Lee, Lillian
Lee, Ming-Liang
MD, PhD
Johns Hopkins University
Lee, Patrick A., 1946-
pronounced in Chinese Lee Ya-Dah
Member, National Academy of Sciences
Member, American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Member, Academia Sinica (Taiwan)
Lee, Ru-Ying.
Full algebras of operator fields trivial except at one point.
[Philadelphia], 1972.
xi, 136 l. 29 cm.
PhD, Penn
Lee, Yuan-Chuan.
a biochemist
Professor of Biology, Johns Hopkins University
elder brother of Yuan Tseh Lee
Lee, Yuan Tseh, 1936-
Nobel (chemistry), 1986
President, Academica Sinica (Taiwan)
Leng, Shao Chuan, 1921-2000.
Professor emeritus, U. of Virginia
son-in-law of Chen Cheng (former Vice-President of ROC)
Leng (cold), Shao (Shao-hsin wine), Chuan (Chuan hsu pu)
Leong, Russell (Charles)
Leontief, Wassily, 1906-1999.
Nobel Prize winner in economics
Wassily W. Leontief
Leung, Nai-Chung
math, U. of Minnesota
http://math.cts.nthu.edu.tw/Mathematics/visit_pro/NC_Leung.html
Levitt, Michael
Stanford
Lew, Walter K.
Li, Choh Hao, 1913-1987. brother of Choh-Ming Li
Chinese-American biochemist noted for hormone research
Li, Choh-Ming, 1912-1991. brother of Choh Hao Li
distinguished economist
UC Berkeley professor emeritus
Chancellor, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Li, Jun.
math, Stanford
http://math.stanford.edu/~jli/index.htm
http://math.cts.nthu.edu.tw/Mathematics/visit_pro/J_Li.html
Li, Ma-Dou 1552-1610.
x Ricci, Matteo (S.J.)
Li, Paul Jen-Kuei
linguist
Li, Peng, 1928-
Premier of PRC, 1988-1998.
adopted son of Zhou Enlai
born in Chengdu, Sichuan
Li, Shutong, 1880-1942.
Buddhist Master Hongyi
Li, Siguang.
China's founder of geomechanics
Li, Tien-yi, 1915-2000.
professor emeritus, Ohio State University
Li, Tze-chung, 1927-
Richard Tze-chung Li
Tze-chung Li, Ph.D.
Professor and Dean Emeritus, Dominican University
President, LLD Group, Inc.
P.O. Box 444, Oak Park, IL 60303, USA
Tel.: 708-848-2235
Fax: 708-848-2537
E-mail: lldgroup@att.net
Li, Wen-Ching Winnie
math, Penn State
http://math.cts.nthu.edu.tw/Mathematics/visit_pro/WC_Li.html
Li, Wen-Hsiung, 1942-
molecular evolution
George Beadle Professor, University of Chicago
NAS
AAAS
Academia Sinica (Taiwan)
Li, Yu-ning
(pronounced Li Yo-ning)
St. John's University
http://ccs.ncl.edu.tw/Newsletter_74/74_07.htm
Liang, Heng, 1954-
with Judith Shapiro
Sons of the Revolution
Cold Winds, Warm Winds
After the Nightmare
http://www.prin.edu/college/china/about/reports/revolution.shtml
Liang, Qichao, 1873-1929.
Liao, Chi-Chun, 1902-1976.
Taiwanese artist
Liao, Shiou-ping, 1936-
Taiwanese artist
Lightfoot, David
linguist
Lilley, James.
Yale '51
Former US Ambassador to China
former diplomatic representative to Taiwan
Lim, Shirley Geok-Lin, 1944-
Lin Yu-Ling
UC, Santa Barbara
Lim-Hing, Sharon
Lin, Carol.
tv journalist (at CNN)
B.A., UCLA
Lin, Chia-Chiao
MIT math
Academician, Academia Sinica
Lin, Douglas N. C.
UC Santa Cruz
astronomy
AAAS
Lin, Fang-Hua
(sometimes Fanghua or FangHua Lin)
math, NYU
http://www.math.nyu.edu/faculty/linf/
http://math.cts.nthu.edu.tw/Mathematics/conf-PDE2000/FH_Lin.html
Lin, Hai-yin, 1918-2001.
husband: Her Fan (Hsia Chen-ying) or Xia Chengying (He Fan)
born in Osaka, Japan to Taiwanese parents
Lin Haiyin
the 12-volume Collected Works of Lin Hai-yin.
From Out of Old Beijing -- A Biography of Lin Hai-yin, penned by Lin's daughter and author Hsia Tsu-li, is the most complete source of information on Lin's life and works
Lin, Julia C.
Lin, Maya, 1959-
Maya Ying Lin
architect, Vietnam Memorial
B.A., Yale, 1981
M.A., Yale, 1986
grandfather: Lin Chang-min
aunt: Lin Huiyin, wife of Liang Sicheng (Liang Qichao's son)
Lin, Nan, 1938-
(Nan: Tainan)
Professor of Sociology, Duke
Member, Academica Sinica (Taiwan)
Lin, Phyllis Lan
PhD, sociologyLin, Shu, 1852-1924.
Lin Ch'in-nan; translator
Lin Shu's Story-retelling as shown in his Chinese Translation of La Dame aux camelias
whose Chinese renderings of such classic English authors as Dickens, Rider Haggard, and Conan Doyle, were very influential. Later, commercial pressures led this fiction away from its original serious and didactic concerns to the more popular, escapist world of the so-called ¡¥Mandarin Duck and Butterfly¡¦ school, which, though soon stigmatized as low class, retained a wide readership up to the Japanese war.
Lin, Tung-Yen, 1912-
structural engineerLin, Yao-fu
Lin, Yu-sheng, 1934-
Academician, Academica Sinica
Lin, Yutang, 1895-1976.
Linde, Andrei, 1948-
Stanford professor (theoretical physics), cosmologist
Lindgren, Astrid, 1907-2002.
Swedish children's writer
creator of Pipi Longstocking
Ling, Trevor Oswald, 1920-1995.
Buddhism scholar
Link, Arthur Stanley, 1920 or 1921-1998.
age 77
preeminent Princeton scholar on Woodrow Wilson
spent 35 years editing his papers (69 volumes)
Linney, Laura, 1964-
actress
Linney, Romulus, 1930-
playwright
Liu, Ben-Chieh, 1938-
economicsLiu, Catherine
Liu, Chiwei, 1911-2002.
known as Max Liu
Liu, Eric, 1968-
author of The Accidental Asian (1998)
Yale College; Harvard Law School
cousin of Dr. Robert Liu (Stanford, physics)
http://cwx.prenhall.com/bookbind/pubbooks/miller5/chapter3/custom2/deluxe-content.html
Liu, Haisu, 1896-1994.
Liu, James J. Y.
The Art of Chinese Poetry
Chinese Theories of Literature
Liu, James T. C.
Liu, Kefeng, 1965-
math, UCLA
PhD, Harvard, 1993 (under Shing-Tung Yau)
Guggenheim Fellow, 2002
http://www.math.ucla.edu/~liu/Research/cv1.pdf
http://www.math.ucla.edu/~liu/
Liu, Kwang-Ching, 1921-
Harvard historian
Liu, Lydia H.
Lydia He Liu, associate prof., UC Berkeley
Liu, Max Chiwei, 1911-2002.
Taiwan's explorer and artist
Liu, Timothy
Liu, Ts'ui-Jung, 1941-
(female)
Academician, Academica Sinica
Liu, Ts'un-yan
Australian National University
Liu, Zai-fu, 1941-
Lomax, Alan, 1915-2002.
preserver of folk music
Long, Franklin A. (Asbury), 1910-1999.
Cornell University emeritus professor of chemistry
Long, Russell Billiu, 1918-2003.
senator who influenced tax laws
son of Huey P. Long, the legendary populist known as
Kingfish and subject of Robert Penn Warren's Pulitzer Prize-winning
novel, All the King's Men
Loo, Jay
of Lansdale, Pennyslvania
nom de guerre: Thian-hok Li
Lowell, Amy
poet
Lowell, Percival, 1855-1916.
American astronomer
Lowell, Robert
poet; Kenyon Collge
Lu, Shuxiang, 1904-1998.
linguist at Tsinghua
Lu, Xun, 1881-1936.
Chinese novelist
Lubetzky, Seymour, 1898-2003.
cataloging theorist
Lukas, J. Anthony, 1933-1997.
two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
Lurie, Alison, 1926-
Cornell professor; writer
Lwoff, Andre, 1902-1994.
Nobel Prize-winner in Medicine and Physiology, 1965
Lyall, Gavin, 1932-2003.
British journalist and novelist
Ma, Tso-Ping
Yale Professor of Electrical Engineering
Mailer, Norman, 1923-
novelist
Malamud, Bernard, 1914-1986.
Jewish-American novelist; Pulitzer Prize
Malmqvist, Goran, 1924-
(Ma Yue-ran)
Mansbridge, Jane J.
Harvard Kennedy School political scientist
Mansfield, Edwin, 1930-1997.
scholar of economics and technological changes
University of Pennsylvania
Manuel, Frank, 1910-2003.
student of Utopian ideas
Mao, Dun, 1896-1981.
Mao, Ho-Kwang, 1941-
NAS
Mao, Nathan K.
Shippensburg Univ. of PA
Mao, Yisheng, 1896-1989.
founder of Modern Bridge Engineering
Marshall, Thurgood, 1908-1993.
US Supreme Court Justice
Masako, Crown Princess, 1963-
Masako Owada
Maslow, William H., 1908-1970.
Mauldin, Bill, 1921-2003.
WWII's greatest cartoonist; Willie & Joe
Maxwell, William, 1908-2000.
novelist
May, Elaine, 1932-
screen writer
May, Elaine Tyler.
historian
May, Georges, 1920-2003.
Yale scholar of French liteature
Maynard, Joyce
Yale coed who had a fling with J. D. Salinger
Mazur, Barry Charles, 1937-
Harvard mathematician
McAllister, Wayne, 1907-2000.
West-Coast architect of low-slung hotels, drive-in theaters, and fast-food restaurants that catered to America's car culture. Las Vegas Strip
McCawley, James D., 1938-1999.
linguist
McCrone, Walter C., 1916-2002.
father of modern microscopy
McCullough, David, 1933-
Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer
John Adams
B.A., Yale, 1955
McCunn, Ruthanne Lum, 1946-
Eurasian (Chinese) journalist
McGregor, Douglas, 1906-1964.
McGuire, William
Yale ?
McKellen, Sir Ian, 1939-
as Gandalf in the Lord of the Ring
McLaughlin, David W.
NAS 2002 (math)
the Courant Institute
McNally, Raymond T., 1931-2002.
a scholar; Dracula researcher
McPherson, James Alan, 1943-
African-American short-story writer
Pulitzer Prize winner
McPherson, James M., 1936-
George Henry Davis '86 Professor of American History
Princeton University
Pulitzer Prize winner
Mei, Chiang Chung, 1935-
Academician, Academica Sinica
Mei, Kuang.
linguist
Mei, Tsu-Lin, 1933-
Academician, Academica Sinica
Hu Shih Professor of Chinese Philosophy and Philology, Cornell University
Meier, August, 1923-2003.
expert on African-American history
Meier, Richard, 1934- architect
Cornell '57
Pritzker Prize winner
Melville, Herman, 1819-1891.
American novelist; Moby Dick
Mendeleev, Dmitri Ivanovich, 1834-1907.
periodic table
Dmitry Mendeleyev
Merton, Robert C., 1944-
Nobel Prize in Economics winner, 1997
Merton, Robert King, 1910-2003.
sociologist; father of the focus group
born in Philadelphia
Michaels, Leonard, 1933-2003.
novelist who wrote "The Men's Club."
Mifune, Toshiro, 1920-1997.
charismatic, rugged actor in Japanese epic films
official website
Oscar-winning Rashomon, The Seven Samurai,and Yojimbo.
16-film collaboration with director Akira Kurosawa
Miller, Arthur
Miller, Henry
Miller, Merton H., 1923-2000.
Nobel Prize winner in economics
Min, Anchee, 1957-
Chinese writer
Red Azalea
http://www.prin.edu/college/china/about/reports/azalea.shtml
Minford, John
Mink, Patsy, 1927-2002.
first Asian-American woman elected to Congress
first Asian-American elected to Congress:
Dalip Singh Saund (from India)
Patsy Takemoto Mink (obit)
Munoz, Juan, 1953-2001.
Spanish sculptor
Mitchner, Morton, 1926-2002.
Stanford professor emeritus of mechanical engineering
Mitford, Jessica
Mitford, Nancy
Mockbee, Samuel "Sambo", 1944-2001.
architect, professor at Auburn University
MacArthur Fellow
Bryant homes (Alberta Bryant)
ceates home for the poor that are cheap, practical -- and
unconventionally beautiful
Time, Oct. 2, 2000
Moffat, Tracey, 1960-
Australian photographer
Mohammad, Elijah, 1897-1975.
Black Muslim Leader
Momaday, Natachee Scott, 1913-
American Indian writer; mother of N. (Navaree) Scott Momaday
Momaday, N. Scott, 1934-
Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist (American Indian writer)
M.A., PhD, Stanford
Regents Professor of English at the U. of Arizona
Monro, John Usher, 1912-2002.
Harvard dean and champion of the disadvantaged
Moore, Brian, 1921-1999.
Belfast-born author
special collections at U. of Calgary
Moore, Henry
Moore, Julianne, 1960-
real name: Julie Smith
movie actressMorgan, Julia, 1872-1957.
architect, The Hearst Castle
Morgan, William, d. 1994. age 88
astronomer
Mori, Ogai, 1862-1922.
Japanese novelist and army physician
Morris, Willie, 1934-1999.
writer from Mississippi
Phi Beta Kappa
Rhodes Scholar
Mou, Zongsan, 1909-1995.
x Mou Tsung-san
Chinese philosopher
Moulton, William G., 1907-2000.
linguist
Moyers, Bill, 1934-
PBS journalist
Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, 1927-2003.
former US Senator from New York
Harvard sociologist who wrote "Beyond the
Melting Pot" with Nathan Glaser
Murdoch, Iris, 1919-1999.
Novelist and philosopher
Murrow, Edward (Egburt) Roscoe, 1908-1965.
CBS broadcaster
Myrdal, Alva, 1902-1986.
Myrdal, Gunnar, 1898-1987.
shared the 1974 Nobel Prize for Economics
with F. A. Hayek
Myrdal Bok, Sissela
daughter of Alva and Gunnar Myrdal
wife of Dr. Derek Bok, Harvard President
Naipaul, V. S.
Nobel Prize for literature, 2001
Natsume, Soseki, 1867-1916.
the Charles Dickens of Japan
Nee, Victor G.
Cornell professor of sociology
married to Brett de Bary, daughter of W. Theodore de Bary
Needham, Joseph
Neisser, Ulrich.
cognitive psychologist (IQ), Cornell
Nelkin, Dorothy Wolfers, 1933-2003.
NYU sociologist; an expert on society and science
B.A. (philosophy), Cornell
Newman, Katherine S., 1953-
professor of anthropology
Radcliffe's dean of social science, Harvard University
Ngo, Haing S., 1940-1996.
physician-turned actor from Cambodia;
won the Oscar's best supporting actor in The Killing Fields
Haing Ngo: a Cambodian odyssey
Nieh, Hua-ling, 1925-
writer
Nienhauser, William H., Jr.
PhD, Indiana University
Halls-Bascom Professor of Chinese Literature
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Nisbett, Richard E.
NAS 2002 (psychology)
Nix, William D.
Stanford professor of engineering
NAS, 2003
Nixon, Richard Milhous, 1913-1994.
37th President of the United States
Nordhaus, William D.
Yale Sterling Professor of Economics
North, Robert C., 1914-2002.
Stanford prof. of political science
Nunberg, Geoffrey
Stanford linguist; NPR's Fresh Air (selected pieces)
Ogata, Sadako, 1927-
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
Oppenheimer, J. Robert, 1904-1967.
Nobel Prize winner in physics
NAS memoir by Hans A. Bethe (Cornell Univ.; Nobel laureate)
Osheroff, Doug.
Nobel Prize in physics, 1996
Stanford professor
Oteiza, Jorge, 1908-2003.
Spanish sculptor
Ou-yang, Tzu, 1939-
Ouyang, Zi, 1939-
real name Hong Zhihui
Oxtoby, David W.
chemist
President, Pomona College
Pai, Hsien-Yung, 1937-
novelist
Pais, Abraham, 1919-2000.
physicist and science historian
Palandri, Angela Jung
Jung-Palandri, Angela C. Y.
Palumbo-Liu, David
professor of comparative literature, Stanford
Park, Linda Sue.
children's author
2002 Newbery Award winner
Parker, Robert B., 1932-
bestselling novelist;
a series (30+ novels) featuring a Boston PI, Spenser
The Spensarium
from BookReporter
from NoExit Press
http://www.stopyourekillingme.com/Robert-B-Parker.html
PhD, 1971
Passin, Herbert, 1916-2003.
scholar on Japan
Pasternak, Boris, 1890-1960.
author of Doctor Zhivago
Nobel Prize winner, 1958.
Patterson, Annabel M.
Yale Sterling Professor of English
Patterson, James.
bestselling novelist
Pauley, Jane (TVjournalist)
married to Garry Trudeau, comic strip Doonsbury creator
and Yale alumnus
Paz, Octavio, 1914-1998.
Mexico's prolific man of letters and Nobel Prize winner
(hybrid heritage: part Spanish, part Indian)
Perry, John R.
Stanford professor of philosophy
Peng, Ming-min, 1923-
Taiwanese independence movement leader
Percy, Walker, 1916-1990.
writer from Mississippi
Perry, Elizabeth J.
Director, Harvard Fairbank Center
Peters, Paul Evan, 1947-1996.
founding director of Coalition of Networked Information; a tribute to Paul Evan Peters
Petry, Ann, 1908-1997.
African-American novelist
Piaget, Jean, 1896-1980.
Jean Piaget Society
Pian, Rulan Chao, 1922-
Academician, Academica Sinica (Taiwan)
Harvard
father: Yuen Ren Chao
Picasso, Pablo, 1881-1973
artist
Pike, Kenneth Lee, 1912-2000.
linguist; Summer Institute of Linguistics
Pinker, Steven
MIT linguist
Pinsky, Robert
poet
Place, Ullin Thomas., 1924-2000.
British philosopher with interest in psychology and linguistics
wife: Peggy Place
Pollard, David E., 1937-
Chinese specialist on Lu Xun and Zhou Zuoren
Ponsot, Marie, 1921-
poet
Potok, Chaim, 1929-2002.
author of the novel The Chosen
Potter, Simeon.
linguist; Professor of English at the U. of Liverpool
Pousette-Dart, Nathaniel J., 1886-1965. father
Pousette-Dart, Richard, 1916-1992.
son; an early Abstract expressionist
painter, sculptor, photographer
Price, Leah, 1970-
rising star at Harvard
http://www.thecrimson.com/article.aspx?ref=254167
Pusey, Nathan
Harvard President
Pyle, Ernie, 1900-1945.
war correspondent
