Qijun
Qi Jun (1917-2006)
Chi Chun 琦君 (or 1918-2006)
pseud. of Pan Xizhen
原名潘希真
根据其同名小说改编的电视剧 《橘子红了》 近年风靡海峡两岸。
琦君：温州的文化遗产
http://www.wxjy.com.cn/jysk/mrzj/20cn/025.htm
http://baike.baidu.com/view/3921.htm
http://book.sina.com.cn/nzt/cha/nvwangyuwo/9.shtmlhttp://www.shineblog.com/user4/qldada/archives/2006/435989.shtml
http://www.wzrb.com.cn/system/2006/08/13/100165768.shtml
Qian, Mu, 1895-1990. 錢穆
Chinese historian and philosopher
Qian, Sanqiang 錢三強
father of China's atomic bomb
2nd son of Qian Xuantong 钱玄同
Qian, Xuantong, 1887-1939. 钱玄同 语言文字学家
2nd son: Qian Sanqiang
from wikipedia
钱玄同是章太炎的弟子
Qian, Xuesen 錢學森
China's father of aerospace
Qian, Zhongshu, 1910-1998.
writer 錢鐘書 (錢鍾書，钱钟书)
wife: Yang Jiang 楊絳
Quan, Andy, 1969-
from Shergood Forest
Quan, Bruce.
attorney
Professor of Law
Quan, Jean.
councilwoman, Oakland, CA\
Quang, Bao
Quine, Willard Van Orman, 1908-2000.
mathematician and philosopher
from Wikipedia
Quinn, Helen R., 1943-
SLAC theoretical physicist
AAAS, 1998
Dirac Medal, 2000
Raine, Kathleen, 1908-2003.
Mystically inclined British poet and a scholar
of Yeats and Blake
had a lifelong passion for all things Indian;
had a doomed love affair with the naturalist, homosexual Gavin Maxwell; obit from The Guardian
born Kathleen Jessie Raine
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
Rao, Raja, 1908-2006.
Indian novelist
obituary, NY Times, July 15, 2006
Rawls, John, 1921-2002.
influential political philosopher, Harvard
obit
Read, Allen Walker, 1906-2002.
philologist; etymologist
Redgrave, Vannesa, 1937-
daughter: Natasha Richardson
Redgrove, Peter, 1932-2003.
prolific British poet
died of Parkinson's disease
Rehak, Paul, 1954-2004.
necrology: American Journal of Archaeology, July 2004, 108(3):447-448.
Reichert, Herbert W., 1917- (deceased)
Herbert William Reichert
Professor of German Literature
1958 John Simon Guggenheim Fellow
Reinhardt, William P.
Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholars
Reischauer, Edwin O., 1910-1990. 賴世和
Harvard
賴世和 (或音譯賴肖爾) Edwin O Reischauer 教授 1956-1963
因父親為赴日的基督教長老會傳教士，賴世和1910年生於日本。十六歲
之前的早年歲月在日度過，1931年畢業於美國歐柏林 (Oberlin College) 學院，1932得哈佛碩士，1933-1938得哈佛燕京學社獎學金在法，日，中等國研究日本語言和歷史，1939以古代中日關係史的研究獲得哈佛博士。
他是葉理綏 (Serge Elisseeff) 教授的學生，亦曾任東亞系教授，第二次世界大戰中曾加入美國陸軍部，擔任日本電訊密碼解讀工作，戰後回哈佛任教，擔任日本語言和歷史課程。
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. 利瑪竇
x Li, Ma-Dou (S.J.)
Rice, Anne, 1941-
New Orleans writer
vampires
links
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
Riessman, Frank, 1924-2004.
social psychologist; self-help movement
died of Parkinson's disease
Rieu, Andre, 1917-
Rieu, Andre, 1949-
Dutch crossover classical violinist/conductor
Johann Strauss Orchestra
"The Flying Dutchman"
Strangers in Paradise (from Kismet) by A. Borodin
Rimmer, Harry, 1890-1952.
evangelist
Rinker, Harry L.
HarryRinker.com
antique collectingHarry L. Rinker
Rinker Enterprises
5093 Vera Cruz Road
Emmaus, PA 18049
USA
(610) 965-1122
Ristow, Walter William, 1908-2006.
PhD
map librarian
Ritchie, Dennis, 1941-
co-developer of Unix with Kenneth Thompson
developer of C language
NAS, AAAS
National Medal of Engineering
Riukas, Stanley, d. 2006.
Professor of Philosophy
West Chester University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Riukas came from Lithuania
Inherent and Instrumental Values in Ethics
Roberts, J. M., 1928-2003.
John Morris Roberts, British historian
author of History of the World
Robeson, Paul, 1898-1976.
born in Princeton and died in Philly
Paul Robeson on the Web
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
Rochberg, George, 1918-2005.
American composer
Rochester, George, 1908-2002.
nuclear physicist
Rogers, Fred, 1928-2003.
Fred McFeely Rogers; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
of Pittsburgh, PA
Rogers, Kenny, 1938-
born Kenneth Donald Rogers in Houston, TX
Playboy Interview, November 1983, p. 65+
Rorty, Richard, 1931-
philosopher
Professor of Comparative Literature, Stanford University
PhD, Yale, 1956
Rose, Stefanie, 1987-
Canadian crossover soprano
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, 1933-
novelist
Rothaus, Oscar, 1928 or 1929-2003.
75 years old
Cornell math professor
creator of the Hidden Markov Model
Rowe, David Nelson, 1905-1985. 饒大衛
Professor of Political Science
Yale University
BORN IN 1905 of missionary parents stationed in Nanking, David Rowe resided in central China until 1922. Those early years stirred in him the love of East Asia that was to be one of his life's many passions. He took degrees at lofty American universities, and then launched into a career of research, writing, lecturing, and teaching--most of the last at Yale, mostly as a full professor for more than thirty years.
Rowse, A. L., 1903-1997.
Alfred Leslie Rowse; Shakespearean scholar;
gay historian
Roy, Andrew Tod, 1903-2004.
芮陶菴
Presbyterian missionary to China
B.A., Washington & Lee University
M.A., PhD, Princeton University
born in Laredo, Texas
deported from China in 1951
retired in 1982 to Philadelphia
died May 2 near Pittsburgh, PA, at 101
memoir, "Never a Dull Moment"
children: David Tod Roy, China scholar
J. Stapleton Roy, ambassador to China
Roy, David Tod, 1933-
son of Andrew Tod Roy and Margaret Crutchfield
China specialist
translator of
Roy, J. Stapleton.
ambassador to China
Ruotolo, Lucio, 1927-2003.
professor emertius of English, Stanford
expert on Virginia Woolf
Russell, Bertrand, 1872-1970.
British philosopher
Russell, Ching Yeung
children's author
Russell, William L., 1910 or 1911-2003. (age 92)
Enrico Fermi Award, 1976
U.S. National Academy of Sciences
prominent geneticist and radiation pioneer
his lab nicknamed the "Mouse House"
Russell, Willy.
Blood Brothers
Rustin, Bayard, 1912-1987.
gay civil rights activist of Quaker faith from West Chester, PA
Bayard Rustin High School (West Chester, PA)
from wikipedia
Rutkowski, Bogdan, 1930-2004.
Cult Places of the Aegean.
necrology: American Journal of Archaeology, July 2004, 108(3):449-550.
