H -- PPeople:
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Qian, Mu, 1895-1990.
Chinese historian and philosopher
Qian, Sanqiang
father of China's atomic bomb
Qian, Xuesen
China's father of aerospace
Qian, Zhongshu, 1910-1998.
writer
Quan, Andy, 1969-
from Shergood Forest
Quang, Bao
Quine, Willard Van Orman, 1908-2000.
mathematician and philosopher
Quinn, Helen R., 1943-
SLAC theoretical physicist
AAAS, 1998
Dirac Medal, 2000
Ramphele, Mamphela Aletta, 1947-
Managing Director of the World Bank
social anthropologist and physician
Randolph, A. Philip, 1889-1979.
pioneer in civil rights and labor
Rawls, John, 1921-2002.
political philosopher
Reinhardt, William P.
Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholars
Rembski, Stanislav, 1896-1998.
prolific portraitist with an economical style that masterfully evoked the spirit of his subjects; died in Baltimore, Maryland. Among the best known of Rembski's 1,500 works were posthumous portraits of Presidents Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt, the latter commissioned by Eleanor in 1945. (from Time magazine, September 28, 1998, p. 29)
Restany, Pierre, 1930-2003.
influential French art critic
formulator of 'New Realism' in art
Rey, H. A. (Hans Augusto), 1898-1977
Rey, Margret (Elizabeth Waldstein), 1906-1996..
co-creators of Curious George, a children's book series about a mischievous monkey
Rhoads, Jonathan E.
Philadelphia surgeon Westtown School alumnus
Ricci, Matteo, 1552-1610.
x Li, Ma-Dou (S.J.)
Richardson, Jane S.
Duke biochemist; MacArthur Fellow
Rickett, Adele Austin
Rickett, W. Allyn
Professor Emeritus of Chinese Studies
Riesman, David, 1909-2002.
sociologist
Philadelphia-born
Rimmer, Harry, 1890-1952.
evangelist
Ritchie, Dennis, 1941-
co-developer of Unix with Kenneth Thompson
developer of C language
NAS, AAAS
National Medal of Engineering
Robinson, Mary, 1944-
human rights advocate
former President of Ireland
United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
(1997-2002)
http://www.stanford.edu/dept/news/pr/03/tanner2003129.html
http://www.fulbrightalumni.org/prize/1999/bio-rob.htm
Rochester, George, 1908-2002.
nuclear physicist
Rogers, Fred, 1928-2003.
Fred McFeely Rogers; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
of Pittsburgh, PA
Rosenthal, Franz, 1904 or 1905-2003.
Yale Sterling Professor of Arabic
Rosten, Leo (Calvin), 1908-1997.
A native of Poland, Rosten is best known for his works celebrating Jewish culture. His definitive reference work, The Joys of Yiddish, published in 1968, introduced readers to colorful and now common terms like schlemiel, schmaltz, and chutzpah.
Roth, Philip.
novelist
Rowse, A. L., 1903-1997.
Alfred Leslie Rowse; Shakespearean scholar; gay historian
Russell, Ching Yeung
children's author
Russell, Willy.
Blood Brothers
Rustin, Bayard, 1912-1987.
gay civil rights activist of Quaker faith from West Chester, PA
Sack, Allan, 1914 or 1915-2003.
early speed-reading educator
Salinger, J. D.
novelist, Catcher in the Rye
Salk, Jonas, 1914-1995.
polio vaccine developerSanchez, Sonia, 1934-
African-American poet
Sanford, John, 1904-2003.
John B. Sanford
Sarnak, Peter
mathematician, Princeton
NAS, 2002
Sarton, George, 1884-1956.
father of the history of science
cf. Kuhn, Thomas, 1922-1996.
Sarton, May, 1912-1995.
poetess; daughter of George Sarton
Saund, Dalip Singh, 1899-1973.
U. S. Congressman from India
first Asian-American elected to Congress
first Asian-American woman elected to Congress: Patsy Mink
mathematician; PhD, 1924
Say, Allen
Caldecott medalist Allen Say eloquently depicts this dark moment in history with Home of the Brave.
Scalapino, Robert A., 1919-
(PhD, Harvard) bio
Robson Research Professor of Government Emeritus
UC Berkeley
Schlesinger, Arthur, 1917-
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr.
Arthur Meier Schlesinger, Jr.
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian (son)
autobiography:
A Life in the 20th century: innocent beginnings (2000)
Schlesinger, Arthur Meier, 1888-1965.
historian (father)
Arthur Meier Schlesinger, Sr.
Schmucker, Samuel Christian, 1860-1943.
(some give 1944)
evolutionary atheist
PhD (chemistry), Penn, 1893
West Chester State Normal School faculty
Schneider, Stephen H.
Stanford
Schoonover, Frank E., 1877-1972.
artist of the Brandywine School
student of Howard Pyle
Schor, Naomi, 1943-2001.
Benjamin F. Barge Professor of French at Yale
Schultz, Theodore William, 1902-1998.
Nobel laureate in economics, 1979
Scitovsky, Tibor, 1910-2002.
Hungary-born Stanford economist
Scott, James C.
Yale Sterling Professor in Poltical Science
Sebeok, Thomas A., 1920-2001.
linguist
Seigle, Cecilia Segawa
professor emeritus at Penn
Seldes, George (Henry), 1890-1995.
critic, antifascist, and crusader (a muckraking journalist)
America's greatest press critic
dean of investigative reporters
Facts and Fascism (chapters 1 and 2)
Is the entire press corrupt?
from public eye
To tell the truth and run (a film)
from Yahoo!
from Spartacus
Seng, Harris B. H., 1919-
professorof library science, National Taiwan University
Shen Bao-Huan (Bao, treasure; Huan, globe)
father: Samuel T. Y. Seng, pioneer of modern library service in China
Seng, Samuel Tsu Yung, 1883-1977
(sometimes given as 1884-1977)
father of modern library science education in China
son: Harris B. H. Seng
Sensabaugh, George, 1906-2002.
Sewall, Richard Benson, 1907-2003.
Yale Prof. of English; Emily Dickinson biographer
Sham, Lu Jeu, 1938-
Shen Lu-Jio (Lu Dong-bin; Jio=nine)
NAS, 1998
Academician, Academica Sinica (Taiwan), 1998
Shaner, Janet P., 1952-2001.
former Superintendent, WCASD
Shannon, Claude Elwood, 1916-2001.
father of modern digital communications and information theory
MIT professor emeritus; MIT obit
wrote the landmark A Mathematical Theory of Communication (1948)
National Medal of Science, 1966
http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Shannon.html
Sharff, Stefan, 1919-2003.
film scholar at Columbia University
Shaw, Mei-Chi
(female)
http://www.nd.edu/~meichi/
http://www.science.nd.edu/math/faculty/Shaw.1.html
Professor of Mathematics, University of Notre Dame
Shen, Harris B. H., 1919-
use spelling Seng; Bao-Huan (Bao, treasure; Huan, globe)
professor of library science, National Taiwan University
father: Samuel T. Y. Seng, pioneer of modern library service in China
Shen, Yuen-Ron, 1935-
professor of physics, UC Berkeley
NAS, AAAS, Academia Sinica (Taiwan and China)
Sheng, Bright, 1955-
MacArthur Fellow, 2001
Sheng Zong-Liang
composer; professor at University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Shiau, Chia-Tong, 1913-2001.
b. 4/16/1913
d. 6/16/2001
Shinseki, Eric K., 1942-
from Hawaii
4-star general, Army Chief-of-Staff
Shively, Donald H., 1921-
Donald Howard Shively
Japanese studies scholar
Director Emeritus of the East Asian Library and Professor Emeritus, University of California at Berkeley
Shor, Peter W.
Bell Labs
NAS, 2002 (computer sciences)
Shu, Frank H., 1943-
son of Shien-Siu Shu
(pronounced Hsu Hsia-Shen)
Shu, Shien-Siu, 1912-2001.
father of Frank Shu
Shubik, Martin
Yale SOM
Shulman, Anna Leon
Editor of the Association for Asian Studies' Bibliography of Asian Studies, is a recipient of the Ph.D. degree in Chinese history from the University of Maryland, College Park, a contributor to the annotated bibliography Doctoral Dissertations on China and on Inner Asia, 1976-1990, and a native of Hong Kong.
Doctoral Dissertations on Hong Kong 1900-1997
An Annotated Bibliography
Frank Joseph Shulman Anna Leon Shulman
$97.95 Hardcover
Release Date: 12/1/01
ISBN: 9622093973
872 Pages
Shulman, Frank Joseph.
B.A., Harvard
PhD, Univ. of Washington
a professional bibliographer, editor and consultant for Western-language reference publications in Asian Studies, is the author of twelve book-length bibliographies and scholarly guides on East, Southeast and South Asia. A graduate of both Harvard University and the University of Michigan, he has also served as Editor of the Association for Asian Studies' bibliographical journal Doctoral Dissertations on Asia (1975 - 1996) and as Curator of the East Asia Collection at the University of Maryland, College Park Libraries (1976 - 1992).
Doctoral dissertations on China, 1971-1975: a bibliography of studies in Western languages / compiled and edited by Frank Joseph Shulman. Seattle, University of Washington Press. c1978.
Shulman, Lee S.
Stanford emeritus professor of education
Shuy, Roger W.
Roger W. Shuy is Professor of Linguistics at Georgetown University, where he has taught for three decades. His specialty, language and the law, has led him to consult on hundreds of criminal and civil law cases. He has testified over forty times in many states. His most recent book is Language Crimes (Blackwell, 1993).
Siamese Twins (1811-1874)
i.e. Chang and Eng Bunker born in Siam (modern-day Thailand)
Siegmund, David O.
Stanford mathematician
NAS, 2002
Sih, Paul Kwan-Tsien, 1909-1978.
professor at Seton Hall University and St. John's University
Silverstein, Theodore,1904-2001
Simon, Herbert A., 1916-2001.
Nobel Prize for Economics, 1978
Simon, Paul
Simone, Nina, 1933-2003.
soulful diva and voice of civil rights
Siren, Osvald, 1879-1966.
Swedish Orientalist (Chinese art)
Sisulu, Walter, 1912-2003.
Walter Max Ulyate Sisulu
Nelson Mandela's mentor
Siu, Yum-Tong
mathematician at Harvard
NAS, 2002
distinguished Hong Kong University graduate (B.A., 1963)
Professor Siu is presentlyWilliam Elwood Byerly Professor of Mathematics at Harvard University, who has been C V Starr Visiting Professor of HKU's Institute of Mathematical Research from 1999 - 2000.
http://www.hku.hk/convocat/newsletter/web_0202/11_Pg38-41.pdf
Skinner, B. F., 1904-1990.
Burrhus Frederic Skinner
NAS memoir
Smith, Rogers M.
political scientist, Penn
Solomon, Richard H., 1937-
Soyinka, Wole, 1934-
author and playwright
The first African winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature
Spence, Jonathan
Yale
Sperry, Roger W., 1913-1994.
brain expert; winner of the 1981 Nobel Prize in Physiology
1935 Oberlin College
Spitzer, Lyman, Jr., 1914-1997.
astrophysicist
B.S., Yale, 1935; PhD, Princeton, 1938
Princeton obit
the man behind the machine
his brainchild: Hubble Space Telescope
National Medal of Science, 1979
Spock, Benjamin, 1903-1998.
pediatrician
Stahl, Lesley, 1941-
CBS reporter
husband: writer Aaron Latham
Stegner, Wallace, 1909-1993.
writer and teacher at Stanford
Stein, Elias M.
Princeton mathematician
PhD, U of Chicago, 1955
US National Medal of Science, 2001
Princeton press release
Steitz, Thomas A.
Sterling Professor of Molecular Biophysics and Biochemistry
Yale University
NAS, 1990
AAAS, 1990
Sternberg, Robert J., 1949-
Yale psychologist (intelligence)
Stewart, Martha (Kostyra), 1941-
lifestyle and homemaking expert of Polish ancestry; biography ; ex-husband: Andy Stewart, publisher
Stewart, T. D., 1901-1997.
Thomas Dale Stewart
hands-on, skull-and-bones anthropologist
Stillinger, Jack
U. of Illinois professor of English
Fellow, American Academy of Arts & Sciences, 1993
Stine, R. L.
the most popular children's author in publishing history; Goosebumps
Stoddard, Whitney Snow, 1913-2003.
art historian
Stone, Peter, 1930-2003.
Yale Drama School graduate
only writer to win Emmy, Oscar, and Tony award
Stone, Ruth, 1915-
poet
Stoppard, Sir Tom, 1937-
born "Tom Straussler" in Zlin, Czechoslovakia on July 3, 1937
English playwright
Strejan, John, 1932-2003.
wizard of pop-up books
Su, Adrienne
poet
Su, Buchin, 1901-2003. 默˙獵
Chinese mathematician
x Su Bu-chin
x Su Buqing
Su, Chin-Chun.
Volterra functional analysis of nonlinear systems with deterministic and stochastic inputs.
[Philadelphia], 1967.
xxvii, 156 numb. l. illus. 29 cm
PhD, Penn
Su, Julie.
lawyer; MacArthur Fellow, 2001
Sullivan, Michael
Michael Sullivan is Fellow Emeritus at St. Catherine's College, Oxford University. His many books include Art and Artists of Twentieth-Century China (California, 1996), The Arts of China (4th ed., 2000), Three Perfections: Chinese painting, poetry and calligraphy (1999), and The Meeting of Eastern and Western Art: Revised and Expanded Edition (California, 1997). Michael Sullivan has received honors and fellowships from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Guggenheim Foundation, and the Rockefeller Foundation. He lives in Oxford, England.
Sun, Chyng Feng
children's author
Sunderman, F. William, 1898-2003.
doctor and scientist
Sunderman Sugar Tube
Sung, Betty Lee, 1924-
authority on Chinese Americans
professor of Asian Studies, CCNY
Sunstein, Cass R.
University of Chicago
Sutch, Richard
Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholars
Sutherland, Zena, 1915-2002.
children's literature pioneer
professor at U of Chicago
Swan, Jane
retired professor of history, West Chester U of PA
The Lost Children: A Russian Odyssey
Carlisle, PA : Pennsylvania South Mountain Press, 1989.
"Children of Russian Revolution," Scholars, 3 (2): 32-43 (Spring/Summer 1992)
Tan, Amy, 1952-
author of The Joy Luck Club
Tan, Cecilia
Tao, Jing-Shen, 1933- 吵ネ
Academician, Academica Sinica
Taussig, Helen Brooke, 1898 - 1986
M.D., Pediatric Cardiologist
Tay, William 綠攫此
x Zheng, Shusen
PhD, UC San Diego, 1977
http://www.ust.hk/~webhuma/faculty/detail/william-tay.html
Taylor, Frederick Winslow, 1856-1915.
Teng, Lee C., 1926- 綡兢
Chang-Li Teng
acceleraator physicist
brother: Chang-kuo Teng (violinist)
father: Tsui-ying Teng (educator)
uncle: Tsu-ju Teng (principal, Tainan First High School)
Ter-Pogossian, Michel M., 1925?-1996. (age 71)
PET (positron emission tomography) scanner developer
Terkel, Studs, 1912-
Pulitzer Prize-winning author
Terman, Fred
son of Lewis Terman
Stanford dean and provost and engineering professor
Terman, Lewis, 1877-1956.
legendary Stanford psychologist; IQ guru
The Vexing Legacy of Lewis TermanTerman's Termites:
Jess Oppenheimer (1913-1988)
Edward Dmytryk (1908-1999):
Terng, Chuu-Lian
(female) mathematican
professor, Northeastern University
http://math.cts.nthu.edu.tw/Mathematics/visit_pro/CL_Terng.html
Terry, Charles S., 1926-1982.
translator of Japanese culture
Thompson, Kenneth Lane, 1943-
Ken Thompson
co-developer of Unix with Dennis Ritchie
National Medal of Engineering
NAS
Tian, Gang. バ
PhD, Harvard, 1988 (under Shing-Tung Yau)
Simons Professor of Mathematics, 1996- , M.I.T., Cambridge, MA
http://www-math.mit.edu/~tian/
Tiee, Henry Hung-Yeh, 1921-
A Reference Grammar of Chinese Sentences with Exercises. Revised. Donald M. Lance, linguistics consultant. 348 pp., 6 x 9, 1986. (4th ptg.) Paper (0-8165-1166-7) $32.00s.
Tien, Chang-Lin, 1935-2002. バ繫
Chancellor of UC Berkeley
Tigner, Hugh Stevenson
theologian
Tigner, Maury
Cornell physicist
Tigner, Steven S.
professor of philosophy and education,
University of Toledo and Boston University
Ting, Li-hsia Hsu, 1923-
professor emeritus of library science, Western Illinois University
PhD, U. of Chicago, 1970
Ting, Nai-tung, 1915-1989.
PhD in English philology, Harvard, 1941
chairman of the English Department of the New Asia College
(later part of the Chinese University of Hong Kong)
Ting, Pang-Hsin, 1936- ü穝
Academician, Academica Sinica
Ting, Samuel Chao Chung, 1936- 籉い
Nobel laureate (physics), 1976
Nobel Banquet speech (English translation from the Chinese)
Ting, Thomas Chi Tsai, 1933-
professor emeritus of applied mechanics, U. of Illinois at Chicago
born in Taipei, Taiwan
Tobin, James, 1918-2002.
Yale economist; Nobel Prize, 1981
Tolkien, J. R. R., 1892-1973.
British novelist
Trevor-Roper, Hugh, 1914-2003.
Hitler historian
Trudeau, Garry, 1948-
comic strip Doonsbury creator and Yale alumnus
married to journalist Jane Pauley
Newsweek Oct. 15, 1990 cover story
Tsai, Ming, 1964-
chef-owner of the Blue Ginger Restaurant in Wellesley, MA
"East Meets West with Ming Tsai" tv show on Food Network
author of cookbook Blue Ginger: East Meets West Cooking
with Ming Tsai.
Ts'ao, Yu. see Cao, Yu, 1910-1996.
Chinese dramatist
Tsao, Yung-Ho, 1920-
Academician, Academica Sinica
Tsien, Richard W.(Winyu)
Stanford
Rhodes Scholar, Oxford
B.S.(1965), M.S.(1966), PhD (1970), MIT
Tsien, Roger Y., 1952-
A.B., Harvard College, 1972
PhD, Cambridge, 1977
Marshall Scholar
NAS, 1998
Professor, UC San Diego
Tsien, Tsuen-hsuin, 1910- 窥癡
AM'52, PhD'57, University of Chicago
Tsou, Tang, 1918-1999.
Homer J. Livingston Professor Emeritus at U. of Chicago
political scientist
Tsu, Yun Hui
Tsu, Timothy Yun-Hui
Associate Professor,Japanese studies
National University of Singapore
PhD MA Princeton; BA ICU
Study of Chinese communities in Japan; Japanese occupation of Taiwan; Japanese and Chinese folk religionTsu, Timothy Y., "All Souls Aboard! The Ritual Launch of Model Junks by the Chinese of Nagasaki in Tokugawa Japan." Journal of Ritual Studies 10(1996)1: 37-62.
Tsu Yun Hui, "Between Heaven and the Deep Sea. The Religious Practice of Chinese Seafarers from the Eleventh to the Mid-Nineteenth Century." East Asian History 23(2002): 69-86.
Tsui, Daniel Chee, 1939- 盳礱
Princeton
Nobel
Tsukahira, Toshio George, 1915-
PhD, Harvard, 1951
http://www.javadc.org/toshio_tsukahira.htm
Tu, Wei-ming, 1940- 蝴
Professor of Chinese History and Philosophy
Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations
Director, Harvard-Yenching Institute
Harvard University
Tuan, Yi-Fu, 1930-
geographer
Tukey, John Wilder, 1915-2000.
Princeton statistician who coined the words software and bit.
Turkevich, Anthony, 1916-2002.
radiochemist, U. of Chicago
Turner, Michael S.
astrophysicist
Tversky, Amos, 1937-1996.
Stanford psychology prof.
PhD, U. of Michigan, 1965
Tynan, Dr. Ronan, 1960-
Irish tenor; physician (orthopedic surgeon)
Dr. Courageous; The Impossible Dream
Halfway home (memoir); Stages (autobiography)
Uchida, Yoshiko, 1921-1992.
children's author (29 books)
Uhlenbeck, Karen Keskulla, 1942-
prof. math, U. of Texas-Austin
US National Medal of Science, 2000
UT-Austin press release
Venne, Peter.
S.J., Father
wen na
Prof., Fu Jen University
Vidal, Gore, 1925- (under construction)
writer
Vinnograd, Richard Ellis.
Richard Ellis Vinograd chairs the Department of Art and Art History
at Stanford University. An expert on later Chinese painting, he is the recipient of numerous academic honors. He lives in Palo Alto, California.
Vonnegut, Bernard, 1914-1997.
PhD (MIT, physical chemsitry)
older brother of Kurt Vonnegut Jr.
Vonnegut, Kurt, 1922- (Jr.)
novelist
Wald, George, 1906-1997.
Nobel Prize for medicine, 1967
Harvard professor
Wallace, George Corley, 1919-1998.
Govenor of Alabama
Wang, Chen-ho, 1940-1990.
novelist from Taiwan
Rose, rose, I love you
Wang, David Der-wei
Columbia
Wang, Gungwu, 1930-
Academician, Academica Sinica
Wang, H. (i.e. Hsu) Samuel.
linguist
Wang, L. Ling-chi, 1938-
艶醇
Professor of Ethnic Studies, UC Berkeley
http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~ethnicst/aas/wang.html
http://www.lib.nus.edu.sg/chz/chineseoverseas/oc_wlz.htm
born and raised in Xiamen, Fujian and Hong Kong
Wang, Mary Lewis
children's author
Wang, Vera
Wang, Wen-Hsin, 1939- ゅ砍
Wang, Wenxing, 1939- ゅ砍
see Wang,Wen-Hsin, 1939-
Wang, William S-Y じ
linguist
Wang, Ying-lai, 1907-2001.
biochemist
the first scientist to engineer synthetic insulin in 1965
Warhol, Andy, 1928-1987.
American pop artist born in Pittsburgh, PA
Wayne, John, 1907-1979.
"The Duke"; Western movies
real name: Marion Michael Morrison
Wegener, Charles, 1921-2002.
educator and philosopher, U. of Chicago
Wei, James 肩
Wei Chien-Kwang
Princeton dean
Weil, Andrew, MD.
Harvard Medical School
Weiss, Theodore Russell, 1916-2003.
poet and professor at Princeton University
Wells, Linda A.
founding editor and editor-in-chief, Allure magazine
B. A., '80, Trinity College, Hartford, CT.
Welty, Eudora, 1909-2001.
writer from Mississippi
White, Byron, 1917-2002.
U. S. Supreme Court justice
White, E. B., 1899-1985.
Whyte, William Foote, 1914-2000.
author of Street Corner Society (1955)
Cornell University sociologist
Swarthmore College alumnus
Whyte, William H., 1917-1999.
William H. (Hollingsworth or Holly) Whyte
born in West Chester, PA
known for his work Organization Man (1956)
Wiener, Norbert, 1894 - 1964.
cybernetics; Harvard PhD in math at the age of 19
Wilf, Herbert S., 1931-
Penn mathematician
students: Fan Chung (1974), Richard C. Garfield (1993)
Williams, Robin, 1952-
born in Chicago
Wills, Garry
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian
Wilson, August
Wilson, Edward O., 1929-
Harvard sociobiologist
Wilson, Sandy, 1924-
playwright
Winchester, Simon
Winks, Robin William, 1930-2003.
Yale historian (espionage)
Winsor, Kathleen, 1919-2003.
wrote novel "Forever Amber"
Wirth, John.
Latin American studies
Wittgenstein, Ludwig, 1889-1951.
Austrian philosopher
Woese, Carl R., 1928-
microbiologist
B.S., Amherst College, 1950
PhD, Yale, 1953
U.S. National Medal of Science, 2000
Wolf, Naomi, 1962-
feminist; Yale '84; Rhodes Scholar '86; Jewish writer
Wolfe, Thomas, 1900-1938.
novelist
Look Homeward Angel
You Can't Go Home Again
Wolfe, Tom, 1931-
PhD, Yale
cover story, Time magazine, Nov. 2, 1998
The Bonfire of the vanities (a novel, 1987)
The Right Stuff
A Man in Full (a novel, 1998)
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test
Wong, Chi-Huey, 1948-
NAS 2002, chemistry
Wong, Herbert H
children's author
Wong, Samuel, 1962-
music director, Hong Kong Symphonic Orchestra
Harvard; eye surgeon
Woo, John, 1946-
movie director from Hong Kong
Wood, Allen W.
Stanford professor of philosophy
Wood, Mary Elizabeth, 1861-1931.
librarian and missionary in China
pronounced in Chinese: shu di-hua
Woodward, Bob
Yale '65 (Stiles 2973)
Woodward, C. Vann, 1908-1999.
Comer Vann Woodward
Yale historain
Woodward, Joan, 1916-1971.
Wright, Frank Lloyd, 1869-1959.
architect; master builder
Wu, Chien-Fu Jeff, 1949-
statistician
Hsinchu, Taiwan
Wu, Chien Shiung, 1912-1997.
nuclear physicist at Columbia University
helped with experiments that won Lee-Yang their Nobel
husband: Luke Yuan
Wu, Chung Hsiu, 1936-
M.D.; reproductive endocrinologist from Taiwan
Wu, Eugene W., 1922-
librarian (Harvard and Stanford)
Wu wen-chinWu, Ho-su, 1919-1986.
Shinkong Group (Taiwan)Wu, King-lui, 1918-2002.
Yale professor of architecture
Wu, Sau Lan
(female) physicist
Enrico Fermi Distinguished Professor of Physics
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Wu, Wen-tsun, 1919- ゅ玊
aslo Wu Wenjun or Wu Wentsun
mathematician
Wu, Yenna
UC Riverside
WuDunn, Sheryl ヮ间
Wycoff, William A. (Alfred) Jr., 1936-
China specialist
Xia, Eugene Zhu
math., National Cheng Kung University (Tainan)
http://www.math.umd.edu/~xia/
http://math.cts.nthu.edu.tw/Mathematics/visit_pro/Z_Xia.html
Xiao, Qiang
China's human rights activist
MacArthur Fellow, 2001
Xie, Xide, 1921-2000.
(Hsi-teh Hsieh)
woman physicist
Xu, Bing, 1955- 畗
artist; square word calligrapher
New English calligraphy
MacArthur 1999
Yang, Chen Ning 法圭
Nobel laureate in physics
son of mathematician Yang Wuzhi
Yang, Chung-Tao, 1923- 法┚笵
topologist;
Penn (1956- ) professor of mathematics emeritus
Academician, Academica Sinica (Taiwan)
Yang, Gladys, 1919-1999.
born Gladys Taylor (or Tayler?) in Beijing
of British missionary parents
co-translator of Chinese literature
with husband Yang Hsien-yi (Yang Xianyi)
Yang, Hsien-yi. 法舅痲
co-translator of Chinese literature with wife Gladys Yang
Yang, Mu, 1940- 法
U. of Washington, Seattle
pen name: Yeh Shan; born Wang Ching-hsien
Yang, Shang Fa
agricultural chemist
Yang, Wuzhi 法猌ぇ
China's pioneer researcher on modern number theory
father of C. N. Yang, a Nobel laureate
Yang, Xianyi. 法舅痲
co-translator with wife Gladys Yang of Chinese literature
also Yang Hsien-yi
Yao, Andrew Chi-Chih
computer scientist
Yau, Horng-Tzer, 1959-
born in Taipei
mathematician
B.S., NTU
PhD, Princeton, 1987
MacArthur Fellow, 2000
AAAS, 2001
Morningside Gold Medal in Mathematics, 2001
Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 2002
Yau, Shing-Tung, 1949- Θ
Harvard mathematician; Fields medal winner
MacArthur Fellow, 1985
Yee, Paul.
Yeh, Chia-ying
Yeh, George C. 腑古愤
d. 4/2/2000
Yeh, Lily 腑立立
Philadelphia artist
Yeh, Michelle
UC Davis
Yeh, William
see Yip, Wai-lim
Yen, Douglas E. (Ernest)
anthropologist
Yen, Y. C. James, 1893-1990.
Dr. "Jimmy" Yen; Yu-Chuen James Yen
Yale 1918
died of pneumonia in NYC, 1990
Dr. Y. C. James Yen Citizen of the World Award
Yen, Yuan-shu 肅じ
prof. of English, National Taiwan University
Yep, Laurence Michael, 1948-
Chinese-American writerYip, Cei-Cai
<chuck_mm@yahoo.com>
Cei-Cai Yip lives in Melbourne and has an MA.
Apart from formal studies on East Asian history
and politics, he also has an interest in ancient
philosophy, philosophical logic and theology.
Yip, Wai-Lim 腑蝴稧
UC San Diego
Yosano, Akiko, 1878-1942.
31-syllable tanka poet
wife of Yosano Tekkan
Yosano, Tekkan, 1873-1935.
real name: Yosano Hiroshi
husband of Yosano Akiko
Yoshikawa, Eiji, 1892-1962.
creator of Miyamoto Musashi
Yoshimoto, Banana, 1964-
Japanese novelist
Monica's Bananamania
Yu, Anthony C., 1938- 瓣每
Kuo-fan Yu
Academician, Academica Sinica
Yu, Chia-Fu
mathematician, Columbia
http://www.math.columbia.edu/~chiafu/
http://math.cts.nthu.edu.tw/Mathematics/visit_pro/CF_Yu.html
Yu, Diane C., 1951-
ATTORNEY:
IN 1983, Diane Yu was appointed superior
court commissioner for the Alameda County Superior Court
in Oakland, California. In 1986, she was the first White House
fellow ever appointed from the judicial branch of government
to serve as special assistant to the U.S treat representative.
In 1987, she was appointed as general counsel of the state
Bar of California
Yu, Kwang-chung, 1928- い
poet
Yu, Qiuyu, 1946- 獴
dramatist
Yu, Ying-shih, 1930- 璣
Professor Emeritus of East Asian Studies, Princeton
Yuan, Longping, 1931-
father of hybrid rice
China's most famous "farmer"
Yuan, Luke C. L., 1912-2003. 癒產鮝
Yuan Chia-Liu, physicist
spouse: Chien-Shiung Wu 胺动
grandfather: Yuan Shih-kai 癒惩
Yuan, Tung-li, 1895-1965. 癒搂
library science
Yung, Wing, 1828-1912. 甧叮
first Chinese student to graduate from an
American University (Yale)
Zabludovsky, Abraham, 1924-2003.
architect
Zhang, Junmai
see Chang, Carsun, 1886-1969.
Zhang, Shou-wu
Professor of Mathematics
Columbia University
NAS, 2002
Zhang, Yingjin
professor, UC San Diego;
PhD, Stanford
Zhou, Shuren, 1881-1936.
see Lu, Xun, 1881-1936.
Zhou, Zuoren
Zhu, ZiQing, 1898-1948.
Chinese writer
Zia, Helen, 1952-
in the first class of women at Princeton
journalist
Zindel, Paul, 1936-2003.
playwright who won an Obie Award and Pulitzer Prize
Zinn, Howard, 1922-
historian and playwright
