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Abe, Kobo, 1924-1993.
Japanese novelist and physician
born Kimifusa Abe
 

Abramovitz, Max, 1908-2004.  
architect of Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center

Abrams, M. H., 1912-
Meyer Howard "Mike" Abrams
Class of 1916 Professor of English emeritus
Cornell University
editor, Norton Anthology of English Literature 1962-2006

Academia Sinica (Taiwan)
from Wikipedia

Adams, Ansel, 1902-1984.
American photographer and conservationist
 

Adler, Madeleine Wing
 

Adler, Mortimer, 1902-2001.
writer, "Great Books" editor

Adler, Robert, 1913-2007.
Zenith physicist who invented "remote control."

Ah Cheng (1949-  )  ªü«°
pseudonym of Zhong Acheng Áéªü«°
 

Akutagawa, Ryunosuke, 1892-1927.
novelist  ªã¤tÀs¤§¤¶
 

Alexander, Bruce, 1932-2003.
real name: Bruce Alexander Cook

Alexander, Lloyd, 1924-2007.
born in Philadelphia and grew up in Drexel Hill two-time National Book Award winner
fantasy and adventure writer;
five-book series The Chronicles of Prydain;
concluding book of the series High King (Newbery Award, 1969)
"Conversation with Lloyd Alexander," by Jen Bryant
Image, Issue #30 • Spring 2001, p.41+
Attended West Chester State Teachers College in 1942, but dropped out

Aliki
children's author
 

Alley, Rewi, 1897-1987.
http://www.nzchinasociety.org.nz/rewi.html
 
 

Alman, Sidney, 1939-
Sterling prof. of biology & prof of chemistry at Yale Univ.
Nobel laureate, 1989
 

Almond, Gabriel Abraham, 1911-2003.
influential political scientist at Stanford
 

Altman, Robert, 1925-2006.
A five-time Academy Award nominee for best director, most recently for 2001's "Gosford Park," he finally won a lifetime achievement Oscar in 2006.
M-A-S-H

Ambrose, Stephen E., 1936-2002.
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian 
plagiarism issue (also Doris Kearns Goodwin)
Ambrose's "borrowings" and "history factory"

 

Ammons, A. R.
poet, Cornell prof.
 

Amory, Cleveland, 1917-1998.
bestselling author and animal lover extraordinaire
Founder of Fund for Animals

Anderson, Jean Bowman, 1908-2002.
U. of Chicago economist
 

Anderson, Marian, 1897-1993.
Philadelphia-born contralto
 

Anderson, Pamela.
pictorials, Playboy Feb. 1999

Anderson, Quentin,  1912-2003.
Columbia University professor of  literary criticism
 

Andrist, Ralph Kenneth, 1914 (or 1915)-2004.
age 90 (died of Alzheimer's Disease)
historian of Plains Indians

Anesaki Masaharu (1873-1949)
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brother: Hattori Unokichi, 1967-1939.
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Annan, Kofi A., 1938-       of Ghana
UN Secretary-General
Nobel Peace Prize, 2001
wife: Nane Annan of Sweden
Time cover story, Sept. 4, 2000
 

Ansbacher, Heinz Ludwig, 1904-2006.
Adlerian psychology expert
individual psycholgy
spouse: Rowena Ripin Ansbacher (1906-1996)
Professor emeritus, University of Vermont
obituary:
NY Times, 6/24/2006

Ansbacher, Rowena Ripin, 1906-1996.
collaborator with her husband Heinz Ansbacher

Antin, Mary, 1881-1949.
The Promised Land
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/USAantin.htm
 

Antonioni, Michelangelo, 1912-
Italian modernist film director

Appiah, Anthony, 1954-
son of Peggy Appiah
Kwame Anthony Appiah
PhD, Cantab, 1982
philosopher and novelist
Laurance S. Rockefeller Professor of Philosophy
Princeton University
from Wikipedia
homepage
lives with his partner in a loft at Chelsea
a close collaborator with Henry Louis Gates Jr.

Appiah, Peggy, 1921-2006.
born Enid Margaret Cripps, daughter of a British chancellor of the exchequer, Sir Stafford Cripps
married Ghana's Joseph Emmanuel Appiah
mother of Kwame Anthony Appiah
author of children's books

Apple, R. W., 1934-2006.
R. W. Apple, Jr.
Raymond Walter Apple, Jr.
known as "Johnny"
New York Times editor
obituary, NY Times, October 4, 2006

Appleby, Joyce
Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholars
 

Aptheker, Herbert, 1915-2003.
prolific Marxist historian
 

Artin, Emil, 1898-1962.
mathematician
MacTutor biography

Artin, Michael.
son of Emil Artin
Professor of Mathematics, MIT

Arvin, Newton, 1900-1963.
Frederick Newton Arvin
The Scarlet Professor
biographer of Herman Melville
homosexual professor at Smith College
involving Edward "Ned" Spofford and Joel Dorius

Asagoe, Shinobu, 1976-   ²L¶V  §Ô 
Japanese woman tennis player

Asimov, Isaac, 1920-1992.
sci-fi author
 

Atkins, Robert Coleman, 1930-2003.
Dr. Atkins' Diet (a low-carbohydrate, high-protein diet)
 

Atkinson, Brooks, 1894-1984.
NY Times drama critic

 

Atwood, E. Bagby, 1906-1963 (?).  died at age 57
(male) Elmer Bagby Atwood
older brother: Lee Atwood, winner of National Medal of Technology, 1988 (John Leland Atwood)
PhD, U of Virginia
Professor of Linguistics, U. of Texas at Austin
A Survey of Verb Forms in the Eastern United States
Texas Studies in English
Studies in Language, Literature, and Culture of the Middle Ages and Later. Edited by E. Bagby Atwood and Archibald A. Hill. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1969,

Atwood, J. Leland "Lee", 1904-1999.
John Leland Atwood
older brother of E. Bagby Atwood
U. of Texas at Austin, 1928
President and CEO, Rockwell International
John Leland Atwood Award
National Medal of Technology, 1988

Auchincloss, Kenneth, 1937-2003.
Newsweek

Auchincloss, Louis, 1917-

Auerbach, Red, 1917-2006.
Boston Celtic basketball coach

Austin, J. L., 1911-1960.
John Langshaw Austin
http://www.philosophypages.com/ph/aust.htm
Philosopher of language
 

Austrian, Robert, 1916-2007.
pioneering physician and pneumonia vaccine researcher
obit., New York Times, March 30, 2007
Philadelphia Inquirer, April 1, 2007, p. B11
Austrian's work garnered him many awards, including the Albert Lasker Award for Clinical Medical Research in 1978 and election to the National Academy of Sciences in 1979.

Avedon, Richard, 1923-
photographer, known as Dick
special exhibition
 

Ba, Jin  ¤Úª÷
x Pa, Chin
http://www.prin.edu/college/china/about/reports/family.shtml
 

Bach, Emmon
linguist
wife: Wynn Chao

Backus, John W., 1924-2007.
John Warner Backus
developer of Fortran
from Betanews
born in Philadelphia
died in Ashland, OR (where daughter Paula lives)
grew up in Wilmington, DE
father was a stockbroker
Hill School, Pottstown, PA;
U. of Virginia; Pitt; Columbia
influenced by Noam Chomsky
National Medal of Science, 1975
ACM Turing Award, 1977
Draper Prize, 1993
1989 Received doctor honoris causa of the Université Henri Poincaré - Nancy, France, on December 14 1989

Bacon, Edmund Norwood, 1910-2005.
Philadelphia urban planner; Cornell graduate
obituary
bio
children: actor Kevin Bacon
book: Design of Cities
Time cover story: Nov. 6, 1964

Bacon, Francis, 1561-1626.
English philosopher and essayist

Bacon, Francis, 1909-1992.
Irish-born English expressionist artist
movie: Last Tango in Paris

Baker, Houston A., Jr., 1943-
Houston Alfred Baker Jr.
Professor of English and director of the Center for the Study of Black Literature and Culture, University of Pennsylvania

Baker, Nicholson, 1957-
 

Bai, Hsien-Yung, 1937-
novelist ¥Õ¥ý«i
 

Bai, Xianyong, 1937-
novelist ¥Õ¥ý«i
 

Bailes, Kendall E., 1940-1988.
historian, UCLA

Bailey, Shackleton, 1917-2005.
David Roy Shackleton "Shack" Bailey  
Professor of Latin Literature, Harvard University
Wikipedia
profiled in:
Harvard Gazette, Dec. 8, 2005

Bak, Per, 1948-2002.
physicist
 

Balakian, Anna, 1915-1997.
professor of French and comparative literature, NYU
surrealism

Balcom, John, 1956-  ³³§Ñ¾÷
holds a Ph.D. in Chinese and comparative literature
from Washington University at St.Louis.

Baldwin, James
 

Bale, Christian, 1974-
son of David Bale

Bale, David, 1941-2003.
married feminist Gloria Steinem (2000)

Ball, Lucille, 1911-1989.
spirited doyenne of TV comedies
 

Balthus, 1908-2001. 
French-born Polish artist 

Baltimore, David, 1938-
Nobel laureate, 1975 (at age 37)
National Medal of Science, 1999
President, Caltech
former President, Rockefeller University
B.S., Swarthmore College
PhD, Rockefeller University, 1964 (in 18 months)
spouse: Alice Huang, Academia Sinica
daughter: Lauren, Yale '96, Phillips Academy '92

Daniel J. Kevles, The Baltimore Case: A Trial of Politics, Science, and Character (1998).

Shane Crotty, Ahead of the curve: David Baltimore's life in science (2001)

Banaji, Mahzarin R.
social psychologist
Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University

 

Bancroft, Anne, 1931-2005.
Mrs. Robinson in The Graduate

Bannister, Sir Roger, 1929-    MD (Oxford)
the man who ran the miracle mile
the first to run a mile in less than 4 minutes (3:59.4 on May 6, 1954)  "The Mile of the Century"
Sportsman of the Year, 1954
His autobiography, Four Minute Mile (also known as First Four Minutes), was published in 1955.

The Perfect Mile : Three Athletes, One Goal, and Less Than Four Minutes to Achieve It, by Neal Bascomb (2004)
Briton Roger Bannister, Aussie John Landy, American Wes Santee

Bannister and Beyond : The Mystique of the Four-Minute Mile, by Jim Denison (2003)

The 50th anniversary of the first four-minute mile is May 6, 2004.

Seabiscuits (movie)
Chariots of Fire (movie)

PageWise bio
Hall of Sports

rival: Australian John Landy

Bao, Chia-lin
Tao Pao (or Bao) Chia-lin 鲍®aÅï

Barber, James D., 1930-2004.
James David Barber
Duke University political scientist
B.A., M.A., Chicago
PhD, Yale

Barclay, Thomas (¤Ú§J礼). 1923. Supplement to Dictionary of the Vernacular or Spoken Amoy. (汉­^¤j辞¨å补编) Shanghai: The Commercial Press Limited.

Barnard, Chester I., 1886-1961.
 

Barnes, Edward Larrabee, 1915-2004.
architect

Barrett, Andrea.
novelist; MacArthur Fellow, 2001
1996 winner of National Book Award (Ship Fever and other stories)
All Books
 

Bassani, Giorgio, 1916-2000.
acclaimed Italian author of The Garden of the Finzi-Continis (1962),
a haunting semi-autobiographical novel of an aristocratic Jewish family's
illusory attempts to take refugee from the Fascists in a walled villa.

Baudrillard, Jean, 1929-2007.
French philosopher
"hyperreality"
 

Bauer, Peter, 1915-2002.
Lord Peter Bauer
professor emeritus of economics at the London
School of Economics; first winner of the Friedman Prize
 

Bawa, Geoffrey, 1919-2003.
Sri Lankan architect who blended Asian styles

Bearden, Romare, 1911-1988.
Afro-American artist of Harlem Renaissance

Beck, Emily Morison, 1915-2004.
born Emily Marshall Morison, daughter of historian Samuel Eliot Morison
edited Bartlett's Familiar Quotations

Bei Dao (1949-  )   ¥_®q
Chinese poet in exile

 

Bell, Daniel.
Harvard sociologist
 

Bellow, Saul, 1915-2005.
Nobel laureate in literature, 1976
American Jewish writer
University of Chicago
Playboy Interview May 1997
obituary, NY Times

Benchley, Nathaniel, 1915-1981.

Benchley, Peter, 1940-2006.
Peter Bradford Benchley
author of Jaws
From a literary family, he is the son of author Nathaniel Benchley and grandson of Algonquin Round Table founder Robert Benchley. Peter Benchley is an alumnus of Phillips Exeter Academy and Harvard University.

Benchley, Robert, 1889-1945.

Benn, Ben, 1884-1983.
(born or ne: Rosenberg)
Russia-born paitner who assimilatd modern artistic
trends into a style of prodigal buoyancy
 

Benson, Mildred Wirt, 1905-2002.
creator of "Nancy Drew" mystery novels
 

Berenstain, Jan, 1923-

Berenstain, Stan, 1923-2005.
Stanley Melvin Berenstain
co-creator, with his wife Jan, of those fuzzy bears
Berenstain Bears
born in Philadelphia, died in Doylestown

Berger, Arthur, 1912-2003.
composer and music critic

Berger, Harry, Jr.
Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholars
 

Bergson, Abram, 1914-2003.
scholar on Soviet economy
 

Bernstein, Irving, 1916-2001.
 

Bernstein, Leonard
 

Bernstein, Richard J., 1932-
philosopher
 

Berry, Mary Elizabeth, 1947-
PhD, Harvard
The culture of civil war in Kyoto / Mary Elizabeth Berry.
Berkeley : University of California Press, c1994.
xxxii, 373 p. : ill. (some col.), maps ; 24 cm.

Hideyoshi / Mary Elizabeth Berry.
Cambridge, Mass. : Harvard University Press, 1982.
xiv, 293 p. : ill. ; 25 cm
 

Berry, R. Stephen.
University of Chicago
 

Berssenbrugge, Mei Mei, 1947-  (poet) ¥Õ¸©华
Random Possession, 1979.
Empathy. Barrytown, N.Y.: Station Hill P; New York, N.Y.: Distributed by the Talman Co., 1989. ¡iAdded on Oct. 5, 2006¡j
Endocrinology. Berkeley, CA : Kelsey St. Press, 1997. ¡iAdded on Oct. 5, 2006¡j
Nest. Berkeley, CA : Kelsey St. Press, 2003. ¡iAdded on Oct. 5, 2006¡j
Concordance. Berkeley, CA : Kelsey St. Press, 2006. ¡iAdded on Oct. 5, 2006¡j
I Love Artists : New and Selected Poems. Berkeley : U of California P, 2006. ¡iAdded on Oct. 5, 2006¡j

Beyers, Robert W., 1931-2002.
longtime Stanford News Service director
 

Bibby, T. Geoffrey, 1917-2001.
 

Bigelow, Julian, 1913-2003.
mathematician and computer pioneer
 

Biggers, John Thomas, 1924-2001.
African-American artist
 

Birkhoff, George David, 1884-1944.
Harvard mathematician;  NAS

Birnbaum, Isabel M., 1937-1991.
UC Irvine, psychology 

Bizet

Carmen

Blackburn, Robert, 1920-2003.
founder of Printmaking Workshop
 

Blais, Marie-Claire, 1939-
Canadian novelist and lesbian activist
companion of Mary Meigs

Blewett, John Paul, 1910-2000.
physicist and nuclear accelerator designer
 

Bloch, Bernard, 1907-1965.
Professor of Linguistics, Yale University

Blos, Joan W. (Winsor), 1928-
children's author
 

Blos, Peter, 1903-1997.  or  1904-1997.
artist and child psychoanalyst
 

Blume, John A., 1909-2002.
father of earthquake engineering at Stanford
 

Blyton, Enid, 1897-1968.
probably the most successful British children's writer of the twentieth century

 
Bober, Phyllis Pray, d. 2002 (age 81)
the Leslie Clark Professor Emerita in the Humanities
Bryn Mawr College

Bocelli, Andrea, 1958-
Italian singer

Bodde, Derk, 1909-2003.  ¤R¼w
Penn   (Bodde pronounced BAH-da)
First American Fulbright scholar

 

Bogosian, Eric, 1953-
Oberlin College graduate 
actor/writer; Talk Radio

 

Bok, Derek
Harvard President
 

Bok, Sissela
Sissela Myrdal Bok
daughter of Alva and Gunnar Myrdal
wife of Dr. Derek Bok, Harvard President
specialist in ethics
 

Bolinger, Dwight LeMerton, 1907-1992.
linguist at Stanford
 

Bollinger, John.
of Bollinger Bands
 

Boole, George, 1815-1864.
of Boolean logic
 

Bolt, Robert, 1924-1995.
British screenwriter and playwright; born in Sale, Cheshire, England
 

Boorstin, Daniel J., 1914-2004.
Daniel Joseph Boorstin
historian and Librarian of Congress

Booth, Wayne C., 1921-2005.
Wayne Clayson Booth
rhetoric

Bopaiah, Cavery.
The availability of credit to small businesses
1997.
Description: ix, 72 leaves, bound ; 29 cm.
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Georgia State University, 1997.
1998. " Availability of Credit to Family Businesses," Small Business Economics, Springer, vol. 11(1), pages 75-86, August.
a visiting instructor at Morehouse College 

West Chester University of PA

Boren, Carrie, 1970-
born Carrie Christine Boren
http://www.episcopal-dallas.org/evangelism.html

Boren, Dan, 1973-
Congressman

Boren, David Lyle, 1941-
President, U. of Oklahoma

David Boren became OU's 13th president in 1994. Since then, the College of Medicine campus alone has added four major new buildings, research funding has soared, scholarship endowments reached $10 million and the number of endowed faculty positions climbed to nearly 120.

Before becoming OU president, Boren was a state legislator, governor of Oklahoma and three-term U.S. senator.

Boren graduated from Yale University in 1963 and was selected as a Rhodes Scholar, receiving a master's degree from Oxford University in 1965. He received a law degree from the OU College of Law in 1968.

He and Molly Shi Boren, a teacher, lawyer and judge, were married in 1978. She received her master's degree in English in 1971 and her law degree in 1974 from OU. The next year, she became one of the youngest judges in Oklahoma history when she was appointed special district judge for Pontotoc County.

The first woman to serve as a member of the Oklahoma Bar Association's board of trustees, she recently accepted the position as president of the Oklahoma Arts Institute, the state's official school of the arts, having served as a board member for 15 years. The institute was created during her husband's term as governor. Their children are U.S. Rep. Dan Boren and Carrie Boren, an Episcopal minister in Los Angeles.

Boren, Janna Lou Little
Carrie and Dan's mom

Boren, Molly Shi
J.D., U of Oklahoma
bio

Borg, Anita, 1949-2003.
computer scientist
 

Borges, Jorge Luis, 1899-1986.
Argentine writer
blind
director of National Lirbary of Argentina
very fond of New Orleans

Boruch, Robert F.
Penn
 

Bott, Raoul, 1923-2005.
Harvard mathematician
The life and works of Raoul Bott (by Loring W. Tu)
AMS interview
National Medal of Science
NAS, AAAS

Bourdieu, Pierre, 1930-2002.
French sociologist and philosopher
 

Bowers, Edgar, 1924-2004.
distinguished American poet

Bowman Anderson, Jean, 1908-2002.
U. of Chicago economist
 

Bracewell, Ronald N.
Stanford
 

Bracey, John H., Jr.
African-American studies scholar
a member of  the W.E.B. DuBois Department of Afro-American
Studies at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst since 1972.
 

Bradbury, Ray, 1920-
sci-fi writer
 

Braidwood, Linda, 1909-2003.
 

Braidwood, Robert, 1907-2003.
anthropologist at U. of Chicago
 

Branson, Herman, 1914-1995.
Herman Russell Branson
African-American sickle cell physicist
President of Lincoln University
bio

Brauman, John I.
Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholars
National Medal of Science, 2002
Stanford professor
 

Brennan, Harold J. "Bud", 1926-2006.

Brennan, William J., 1906-1997.
William Joseph Brennan
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the U.S.

Brett, Philip, 1937-2002.  
professor of musicology, UCLA
PhD
domestic partner, Prof. George E. Haggerty
chair of the English Dept., UC Riverside

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Bright, Susie, 1958-
Susanna "Susie" Bright (also Susie Sexpert)
writer of erotica
daughter of linguist William Bright
entry from NNDB

Bright, William, 1928-2006.
American linguist known for indigenous languages
William "Bill" Oliver Bright
daughter: Susie Bright, a well-known writer of erotica
PhD, UC Berkeley
Professor emeritus, UCLA

Brightman, Sarah, 1960-
English crossover singer
wikipedia

Brilliant, Ira Francis, 1922-2006.
Beethoven specialist
The Ira F. Brilliant Center for Beethoven Studies
San Jose State University
obituary

Brodsky, Joseph, 1940-1996.
poet; Nobel laureate, 1987

Bronner, Edwin B., 1920-2005.
Quaker historian
librarian and professor, Haverford College
B.A., Whittier Collge
M.A., Haverford College
PhD,  Penn

Bronson, Charles, 1921-2003.
born Charles Buchinsky in the Scooptown section of Ehrenfeld, Pa., a coal-mining town, the 11th of 15 children born to Lithuanian immigrants
Hollywood tough guy

Brooks, Cleanth, 1906-1994.
Yale professor
Well-Wrought Urn
Understandin Poetry

Brooks, Gwendolyn, 1917-2000.
Prolific poet who, in 1950, was the first African-American to win a Pulitzer Prize for Literatue.
     Women Writers of Color
     Univ. of Buffalo page
     Modern American Poetry page
 

Brooks, Michael W.
Prof. of English, West Chester U. of  PA
"A shooting on the subway," Scholars, 3(2): 4-9 (Spring/Summer 1992)
Riding the Trains, Reading New York (Rutgers Univ. Pr.)
John Ruskin and Victorian Architecture (Rutgers Univ. Pr.)
 

Brooks, Peter, 1938-
Sterling Prof. of French and Comparative Literature
Yale University
 

Brown, Claude, 1937-2002.
Author of Manchild in the Promised Land
 

Brown, Dan, 1964-
graduate of Amherst College and Phillips Exeter Academy
bestselling novelist; The Da Vinci Code
from BookBrowse.com
an interview
 

Brown, James, 1933-
godfather of soul
born in Macon, GA

Brown, Karl Leslie, 1925-2002.
Stanford professor emeritus of applied research at SLAC
 

Brown, Lloyd Louis, 1913-2003.
journalist who wrote a biography of Paul Robeson
 

Brown, Patrick O.
Stanford
 

Brown, Raymond Edward, 1928-1998.
Father or Rev. Raymond Brown, S. S.
Biblical scholar and author
 

Brown, Roger, 1925-1997.
Roger William Brown
psychologist; psycholinguist
NAS biographical memoir by Jerome Kagan
obit in Harvard Gazette
 

Brown, Samantha, 1969-
Travel Channel host of Passport to Europe

Bu, Naifu, 1917-2002.  ­ì¦W¤R宝«n,¦Z§ï¦W¤R¤D¤Ò¡B¤RÉr
Wumingshi, pseud.
brother of Bu Shaofu

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Bu, Shaofu, 1909-2000.
brother of Bu Naifu

Buchwald, Art, 1925-2007.
American humorist

Buchwald, Jed Z.
Caltech
professor of history of science
MacArthur Fellow, 1995

Buckley, Christopher, 1948-

Buckley, Christopher, 1952-
Christopher Taylor Buckley
son of William F. Buckley Jr., and nephew of James L. Buckley

Buckley, James L., 1923-

older brother of William F. Buckley

Senator from New York

Buckley, William F., 1925-2008.
William F. Buckley, Jr.
Yale '50; National Review
father of Christopher Buckley (1952- )

 

Buffett, Warren
 

Bullock, Sir Alan, 1914-2004.
Alan Louis Charles Bullock
British historian

Bunch, Lonnie G. (Griffith) Jr.

Bunch, Lonnie G. (Griffith) Sr.

Bunch, Lonnie G. (Griffith) III.
 

Bunker, Chang, 1811-1874.
Bunker, Eng, 1811-1874.
Siamese Twins (1811-1874)
i.e. Chang and Eng Bunker born in Siam (modern-day Thailand)

Bunker, Edward, 1933-2005.
prison novelist; crime novelist
IQ: 152
His first published novel, No Beast So Fierce viewed by many including Quentin Tarantino as the finest crime novel ever written, changed his fortunes. It was filmed as Straight Time, starring Dustin Hoffman.

Burchfield, Robert William, 1923-2004.
R. W. Burchfield
editor, Oxford English Dictionary
died of Parkinson's Disease

Burdick, Eugene, 1918-1965.
Rhodes Scholar, Oxford Univ.
B.A., Stanford, 1942
PhD, 1950
professor of political science, UC Berkeley
born Eugene Leonard Burdick
The Ugly American (with Captain Wm. J. Lederer), 1958
Fail Safe (with Dr. Harvey Wheeler), 1960
Ninth Wave, 1956

Burns, Ken.
PBS
 

Busch, Frederick Matthew, 1941-2006.
author of poetic novels

Butterworth, (Rev.) Eric, 1916-2003.
preacher of positive attitude
 

Bykau, Vasil, 1924-2003.  (Also Bykaw)
Belarusian novelist; "conscience of a nation"
interview (Lynching of a language)

Bykov, Vasil, 1924-2003.  
see Bykau, Vasil, 1924-2003.

Byler, Richard P., d. March 18, 2006.
Chester County (PA) planner
Cheltenham High, 1946
B.A., Wharton
M.A., West Chester University

Calder, Alexander, 1898-1976.
Philadelphia-born sculptor

Cambell, William (¥Ì为ÀM). 1913. A Dictionary of the Amoy Vernacular. (厦门­µ·s¦r¨å).¥x«n±Ð会¤½报ªÀ.

Campbell, Cameron D. (±d¤åªL) 
CV
James Z. Lee (§õ¤¤²M; T.D.Lee's first son) and Cameron D. Campbell (±d¤åªL)
¬ü国¥[¦{¤j学¬¥§ü矶¤À®ÕªÀ会学±Ð±Â¡B¥[¦{¤H¤f¬ã¨s¤¤¤ß°Æ¥D¥ô±d¤åªL(Cameron Campbell)³Õ¤h
PhD, Penn, 1995

Campbell, Neil A., 1946-2004.
PhD
wrote major biology textbooks
 

Campbell, Russell N., 1927 or 1928-2003.
UCLA professor emeritus
language specialist
 

Cantlie, James(±d¼w¾¤) and C. Sheridan Jones, 1912, Sun Yat Sen and the Awakening of China, New York: Fleming H. Revell. 

Cantor, Norman Frank, d. 2004. age 74
PhD, Princeton, 1957
Rhodes Scholar
medievalist

Cao, Huai-Dong.   ±äÊä东
mathematician Huai-Dong Cao (Lehigh University)
wife: Zhang, Yingbi "Belinda"  张¬MºÑ (¤p¥­)
daughter: Lulu

Cao, Tianqin, 1920-1995.
biochemist
husband of Xie Xide, physicist, President Emeritus, Fudan U., Shanghai
 

Cao, Yu, 1910-1996.  (Ts'ao Yu) ±ä¬ë
Chinese dramatist
birth date is sometimes given as 1905 or 1911
 

Capote, Truman, 1924-1984.
New Orelans-born novelist
bio from Wikipedia
a lifelong friend and childhood neighbor of Harper Lee who portrayed him in her novel,To Kill a Mockingbird, as Dill.
Breakfast at Tiffany's
In Cold Blood ("a nonfiction novel")

 

Capra, Frank, 1897-1991.
movie director

Carlton, Vanessa, 1980-
born in Mitford, PA
singer
 

Caro, Ina.
wife of Robert A. Caro
 

Caro, Robert A., 1935-
Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer of LBJ
 

Carr, Caleb, 1955-
military historian; mystery writer
The Alienist
son of Lucien Carr of the beat generation

Carr, Lucien, 1925-2005.   "Lu" or "Lou" Carr
of the beat generation
self-defense murder of David Kammerer
son: writer Caleb Carr  
born March 1 1925; died January 28 2005
from Guardian Unlimited
bio
obit

Carroll, Lewis
 

Carson, Anne, 1950-
Canadian-born classicist-poet
B.A., M.A., PhD, University of Toronto
Guggenheim Fellow, MacArthur "Genius" Award
The Autobiography of Red

Carson, Johnny, 1925-2005.
late-night TV host

Cash, Johnny, 1932-2003.
country music singer

Cash, June Carter, 1929-2003.
country music singer

Cash, Rosanne, 1955-
daughter of Johnny Cash
country music singer

Caspian Sea   ¨½®ü©Î¸Ì®ü

Casper, Gerhard G.
    Yale, JD, '62
    Stanford President, 1992-2000
 

Cassidy, Frederic G., 1907-2000.
linguist, lexicographer

Castanada, Carlos, 1931-1998.  see
Castaneda, Carlos, 1931-1998.

Castaneda, Carlos, 1931-1998.
mysticism
tensegrity
Don Juan teachings

 

Castiglione, Giuseppe, 1688-1766.
(in Chinese)  Lang, Shi-Ning, 1688-1766. ­¦¥@¹ç
Italian Jesuit missionary and Chinese horse painter
 

Cather, Willa, 1873-1947.
American novelist 
My Antonia; Death Comes for the Archbishop; O Pioneers; Song of the Lark; etc.

 
Cave, Hugh Barnett, 1910-2004.
prolific English-born American writer

Catlett, Elizabeth, 1915-
African-American artist
married to Mexican artist Francisco Mora
some sources give 1919 as the year of birth
 

Cela, Camilo Jose, 1916-2002.
Spanish writer; Nobel Prize winner
 

Cha, Louis   ª÷±e
martial arts novelist (Jin Yong)
 

Cha, Theresa Hak Kyung, 1951-1982.
pioneering Korean-American artist

Chadwick, Lynn Russell, 1914-2003.
British sculptor
 

Chai, Ching-Li.   »C·q¥ß 
math, Penn 
PhD, Harvard, 1984

 

Chai, Ch'u      ·¡
Professor of Philosophy
 

Chai, May-lee
  »C±ö²ú
My Lucky Face. New York: Soho P, 1997.¡m§Úªº©¯运脸³J¡n
Glamorous Asians: Short Stories & Essays. Indianapolis: U of Indianapolis P, 2004.¡m´I¦³¾y¤Oªº亚¸Ç¡n

Chai, May-lee and Winberg Chai »C±ö²ú(©M¤÷亲¦@¦P写§@)
Girl from Purple Mountain; Love, Honor, War and One Family's Journey from China to America. St. Martin's P, 2001.¡mµµª÷¤sªº©h®Q¡n

Chai, Winberg
 »C¤å§B

Chan, Jackie, 1954-    ¦¨Às
martial arts actor
Rumble in the Bronx
Shanghai Noon
Shanghai Knight
Rush Hour
Rush Hour 2

Chan, Jeffery Paul ªN¥±¨½¡P«O罗¡P陈(陈Ä£¥ú)
"Jackrabbit." Yardbird Reader 3 (1974): 217-38.¡m长»L长¦Õ¨ß¡n
Eat Everything Before You Die. Seattle: U of Washington P, 2004.¡m¥Í«e§A­n§â©Ò¦³东¦è¦Y个¹M¡n
Chan, Jeffery Paul, Frank Chin, Lawson Fusao Inada(½_¥Ð),
and Shawn Wong
The Big Aiiieeeee. New York: Meridian, 1991.

Chan, Lois Mai   ³ÁÅï«Ì
professor of library science at U. of Kentucky
Mai Lin-ping; (kirin; Ping-tung)
personal webpage

®¥³ß³ÁÅï«Ì±Ð±Â Professor Lois Mai ChanºaÀò 2006Beta Phi Mu¼ú ±N©ó6¤ë27¤é ALA ¦~·|¹{¼ú
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Beta Phi Mu Award recipient named

CHICAGO - Lois Mai Chan, professor at the University of Kentucky, School of Library and Information Science, is the 2006 recipient of the Beta Phi Mu Award. This annual award, donated by the Beta Phi Mu International Library Science Honorary Society, is presented to a library school faculty member or to an individual for distinguished service to education in librarianship.

"In selecting Dr. Chan for this award, the jury commended her for her excellence as a distinguished teacher and her visibility as a role model and mentor for her students," said Jury Chair Eric Johnson of Southeastern Louisiana University. "We commend her very strong publishing and grants record, resulting in significant advances in the theory and practice of cataloging and classification; her authorship of standard texts that are later used beyond the classroom in the working lives of librarians; and her insight and leadership in such areas as subject headings and metadata."

Other members of the 2006 Beta Phi Mu Award Jury are Cynthia M. Akers, Emporia (Kan.) State University; Emily A. Bergman, Occidental (Calif.) College; John Allyn Moorman, Williamsburg (Va.) Regional Library; and
Charlotte C. Xanders, California State University, Sacramento.

The jury echoed her current and past students' accolades for her support and guidance of future librarians and applauded her profound impact on the field of librarianship.

Chan received a B.A. from Taiwan, an M.A. from Florida State University, and a Ph.D. from the University of Kentucky. During her career she has received seven major honors and awards, including two awards for excellence in teaching from the University of Kentucky (the University of Kentucky's Alumni Association Great Teacher Award and the College of Communications and Information Studies Excellence in Teaching Award), and the Margaret Mann Citation from the American Library Association's Association for Library Collections and Technical Services.

In 2004-2005, Chan, who is a widely sought lecturer and consultant in all parts of the world, was the Lazerow Lecturer at Simmons College.

Chan is a life member of the American Library Association and a member of The Association for Library Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS).

The 2006 Beta Phi Mu Award will be presented at the ALA Award Ceremony and Reception, Tuesday, June 27, during the ALA Annual Conference in New Orleans.

Chan, Peter Ho-sun, 1962-    ³¯¥i¨¯
Hong Kong film director
The Love Letter (starring Kate Capshaw, Ellen Degeneres, and Tom Selleck)

Chan, Sucheng
PhD, UC Berkeley
Sucheng Chan is a professor emerita and former chair of the Department of Asian American Studies at the University of California at Santa Barbara. She is the author or editor of a dozen books, including Asian Americans: An Interpretive History, This Bittersweet Soil: The Chinese in California Agriculture, 1860-1910, and Claiming America: Constructing Chinese American Identities during the Exclusion

 

Chan, Wing-Tsit, 1901-1995.
professor of philosophy, Dartmouth College
 

Chance, Linda H.
Professor of Japanese Studies, Penn
http://www.aasianst.org/EAA/chance2.htm
 

Chandrasekhar, Subrahmanyan, 1910-1995.
Indian astrophysicist at the U. of Chicago
known as Chandra
black holes; white dwarf star
Nobel laureate (physics), 1983

Chang, Andrew C., 1940-   ±i¹Å¿³
born in Cheking (Zhejiang)
B.S., National Taiwan University, 1962
M.S., Virginia Polytech, 1965
PhD, Purdue, 1971
Professor, UC Riverside
Fellow, AAAS
CAFA Achievement Award, 2006

Chang, Carsun, 1886-1969. (some give 1887-1969)
x Zhang Junmai    ±i§gäô
 philosopher
brother of Chang Chia-ao, banker, and Chang Yu-yi, first wife of poet Hsu Chih-mo

Chang, Chawnshang.   ±i¶Ç²»
U of Rochester
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Chang, Chia-ao

Chang, Ching-hsi.   ±i²M·Ë
PhD, economics, Ohio State, 1978
professor of economics, NTU
director, Taiwanese Falun Dafa Association

Chang, Chuan-hsiang
see Chang, Chawnshang.   ±i¶Ç²»
U of Rochester

Chang, Diana 张ßTªÚ
The Frontiers of Love. Seattle & London: U of Washington P, (1956) 1994. [¥_¥~图书馆]

Chang, Ding-zhong, see
Fung, Margaret C.    ±i¹©Áé
PhD, Indiana University
professor of library science
National Chengchi University (Taiwan)

Chang, Eileen, 1920-1995.   ±i·R¬Â
also Zhang Ailing

Chang, Gordon G., 1951-     ³¹®a´°
¦b¤W®ü¤u§@¤F27¦~ªº华¸Ç¬üÄy«ß师
Cornell graduate (1973)
B.A., JD, Cornell
webpage

Chang, Gordon H.,   
B.A., Princeton
PhD, Stanford
professor of history, Stanford
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordon_H._Chang

 

Chang, Han-Yu, 1913-     ±iº~¸Î
PhD (economics); Taichung-born

Chang, Hao, 1937-   ±iø¯
historian
Academician, Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 1992

Chang Hsiu-ya, 1919-2001.   some give 1918 ±i¨q¨È
also Zhang, Xiuya, 1919-2001.
Taiwan's best-known essayst and poet
died in Orange County, CA
 Complete works published
http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/local/archives/2001/11/06/110288

Chang Hui-ching (±i´fµ×)
- Born in Taipei. She holds a B.A. in History from National Taiwan University and a M.Sc. from the University of Edinburgh, UK. Since the publication of her first novel in 1997, she has now authored a total of six books, including novels and collections of short stories and of essays. She is also a recipient of several prestigious awards, such as Taipei Literature Award, United Daily News Literature Award, and China Times Literature Award.

Chang, Hui-Mei.   ±i´f©f
Ah-Mei
Taiwan's pop star

Chang, Iris, 1968-2004.
Iris Shun-Ru Chang   ±i¯Â¦p
from Wikipedia
The Rape of Nanking  <«n¨Ê¤j±O±þ>

Chang, Iris 张纯¦p
Thread of the Silkworm. New York: Basic Books, 1995. [国图,¥_¥~图书馆] ¡mÓÉ丝¡n
The Rape of Nanking: The Forgotten Holocaust of World War II, New York: Basic Books, 1997. [国图] ¡m«n¨Ê¼É¦æ:³Q遗§Ñªº¤j±O杀¡n / ¡m«n¨Ê¤j±O杀¡n
The Chinese in America: A Narrative History. New York: Viking, 2003. [国图,¤¤¤ß] ¡m¬ü国华¤H¡n  

Chang, Isabelle C.
 

Chang, Ji-gao, 1926-1995. (Zhang Jigao) ±iÄ~°ª

died of ªÍÀù

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Bi xu ying di ren
»O¥_¥« : ¤Eºq¡@¥Xª©ªÀ, ¥Á°ê84 [1995]
459 p. ; 19 cm.
ISBN: 9575603605

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»O¥_¥« : ¤Eºq¡@¥Xª©ªÀ, ¥Á°ê84 [1995]
423 p. : ill. ; 21 cm
ISBN: 9575603753

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»O¥_¥« : ¤Eºq¡@¥Xª©ªÀ, ¥Á°ê84 [1995]
395 p. ; 21 cm
ISBN: 9575603761

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4, 8, 394 p. : ill. ; 21 cm
ISBN: 7533909291

Pianissimo ±iÄ~°ª»P§d¤ß¬h
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Chang, Jung, 1952-    ±i¦¥
Chinese-born British writer
PhD, linguistics, University of York
British husband: Jon Halliday, a Soviet specialist
Wild Swans: Three daughters of China
Mao: the unknown story

Chang, Kim, 1963-
see Chang, Lia, 1963-

Chang, Kun, 1917-      ±iµb¡]¦¸º½¡^
linguist
Academician, Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 1972
from Wiki

Chang, Kwang-chih, 1931-2001.  ±i¥úª½
professor of archaeology, Harvard 
Academia Sinica (Taiwan)
died of Parkinson's Disease 

Chang, Lan Samantha 张岚(1965-)将¥ô"爱²ü华§@®a¤u§@«Ç"¥D¥ô
Hunger. New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 1998. [国图,¥_¥~图书馆] ¡m饥饿¡n
Inheritance. New York: W. W. Norton, 2004. [国图,¥_¥~图书馆] ¡m遗产¡n

Chang, Leroy L., 1936-
pronounced in Chinese Chang Ligong
NAS, 1994
Academician, Academica Sinica (Taiwan)
 

Chang, Leslie 张¼U¨¥
Beyond the Narrow Gate: the Journey of Four Chinese Women from the Middle Kingdom to Middle America. Dutton, 1999. [国图,¥_¥~图书馆,¤¤¤ß] ¡m¯¶门¡n[The book is a memoir of the author's mother and her classmates of the elite First Girls' School of Taipei. All mainlanders, these women immigrated to the U.S. in the 60's. Their experiences read like a novel, and their impact on the American-born generation is incalculable. ]

Chang, Lia, 1963-
sometimes known as Kim Lia Chang or Kim Chang
actress-turned photojournalist

Chang Liang-tse, 1939-     ±i¨}¿A
also Zhang, Liangze, 1939-   ±i¨}¿A
Taiwan's literary critic

Chang, Lung-Hsi,        ±i¶©·Ë
also Zhang, Longxi
PhD, Harvard
M.A., Peking
Professor, City University of Hong Kong

Chang, Margaret
Margaret Scrogin Chang
Raymond Chang
children's literature
 

Chang, Mei-Yu Huang, 1946-1996. MD. ±i¶À¬ü¥ÉÂå®v
Feb. 8, 1946-Nov. 20, 1996.

Chang, Min Chueh, 1908-1991.
medicine
 

Chang, Ming E.
Admiral Ming E. Chang, USN (Ret)
Rear Admiral Ming Chang of Virginia had a distinguished 34-year career in the U.S. Navy, receiving four awards of the Legion of Merit (Combat V) and a Bronze Star (Combat V). Prior to his retirement in 1990, he served as the inspector general for the U.S. Navy, Washington, D.C.
 

Chang, Pang-Mei Natasha¡M1965-   ±i¨¹±ö
Bound Feet & Western Dress (1997)
 
Chang, Pang-Mei Natasha 张¨¹±ö
Bound Feet & Western Dress, A Memoir. New York: Anchor Books, 1996. [¥_¥~图书馆]¡m¥®仪ÉO§Ó¼¯¡n

Chang, Parris H.   ±i¦°¦¨
Taiwan's Case for United Nations Membership by Parris Chang* and Kok-ui Lim**  

David Kopel (September 12, 2006)
Taiwan's Right to Representation in the United Nations

Chao, Patricia
Monkey King. New York ,NY: HarperCollins Publishers, 1997. [¥_¥~图书馆] ¡mµU¤ý¡n
Mambo Peligroso. New York: HarperCollins, 2005. ¡m°Òªi¡P¬£¤O®æ罗±ô¡n

Chang, Peter H. L., 1901-2001.  张学¨}
Young Marshal
Chang Hsueh-liang or Zhang Xueliang  
born in Manchuria; died in Hawaii
Peter and Edith Chao Chang Papers at Columbia University

link

Peter Chang (his name also rendered as Zhang Xueliang, and Chang Hsueh-liang) was born in Manchuria in 1901 and died in Hawaii in 2001 After his father Chang Tso-lin Zhang Zuolin, a leading war-lord known as the Old Marshal, was assassinated in 1928 by the Japanese, Chang took his place as the Young Marshal, becoming one of the most powerful military figures in China. In 1930 Chang became Deputy Commander in Chief of the Chinese Armed Forces. In 1933 he traveled to Europe. Upon his return to China, Zhou Enlai convinced him of the need for the Nationalist and Communist Chinese to present a united front against Japan.

On December 4, 1936, Chiang Kai-shek, the Nationalist leader, met with Marshal Chang in Xian, ostensibly to plan a campaign against the Communists due to begin on December 12. Chang arrested Chiang Kai-shek, an event that became known around the world as the Xian incident. Two weeks later, Chiang agreed to work with the Communists in fighting the Japanese and was freed.

After the Xian incident Marshal Chang might have chosen to join the Communists. Instead he surrendered to Chiang Kai-shek who placed him under house arrest. This was his status for the next fifty years, even after the Nationalists fled to Taiwan taking Chang with them. As he said in 1991 in his first interview after recovering his freedom, "It was a rebellion and I had to take responsibility for it".

During his long period of confinement on Taiwan, Marshal Chang lived comfortably in a house with an extensive garden selected by Chiang Kai-shek's son, Chiang Ching-kuo, who succeeded his father as President of Taiwan. During this time Chang became a Baptist and spent many hours writing, reading the Bible, and studying history. The house was filled with paintings and calligraphy honoring the Chiang family, including a number that were drawn by Madame Chang Kai-shek. Many of these items are now at Columbia in the Chang Papers.

After his release Marshall Chang settled in Hawaii in 1995 with his second wife Yi Di Zhao, known as Edith Chang who predeceased him by one year. The daughter of a senior official, she had left her family while still in her teens to become his companion, later following him into exile on Taiwan. Her devotion so moved Chang's first wife Yu Feng-chih that she released him from his marriage vows.

Chang, Richard F., 1921-   ±iÅt­·

Gao ji Hua wen du ben = Advanced Chinese reader = °ª¯ÅµØ¤åŪ¥» / edited and annotated by Tien-yi Li, Richard F. Chang.
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Zhongguo shu fa = Chinese calligraphy / zuo zhe: Zhang Yi-feng.
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Chang, Sarah, violinist.
     born in Philadelphia to Korean parents
           Sarah Chang (EMI)

 

Chang, S. K. (Shi-kuo), 1944-   ±i¨t°ê
scientist and novelist
also Zhang, Xiguo, 1944-  

±i²QÄR (Shu-li Chang)
PhD, USC (comparative literature)
Professor, National Sun Yat-sen University
translator, Hsi Muren's work Across the Darkness of the River

Chang, Sidney H.¡]±iºü¤ß)

Chang, Sun-Yung Alice, 1948-   ±i¸t®e
mathematician, Princeton
husband: Paul Yang, math professor

 

Chang, Sylvia, 1953-
Zhang, Aijia. ±i¦ã¹Å 
Taiwan-born (in Chiayi)movie director
Winner of Taiwan's Golden Horse Award for her roles in "Bi Yun Tian" (Shiny Sky) and "Wo De Ye Ye" (My Grandpa).

Chang, Ta-Chun, 1957-   ±i¤j¬K
Taiwan novelist
also Zhang Dachun

Chang, Te-Tzu, 1927-2006.    ±i¼w·O
rice geneticist (died 3/24/2006 in Tamsui, Taiwan)
Academia Sinica (Taiwan)
obituary
from wiki
Manual on genetic conservation of rice germ Plasma for evaluation and utilization, 1976.

Chang, Teh-kwang, 1925-    ±i¼w¥ú
professor of political science at Ball State University, IN

Chang, Ts'o, 1943-
see Cheung, Dominic  ±i¿ù

Chang, Wen-huan, 1909-1978.   张¤å环
born in Chiayi
Taiwanese writer

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Chang, Yahlin.
Yale alum; daughter of Shien C. Chang & Rosa Kuei R. Chiu
was  general editor, Newsweek
 

Chang, Yingtai.  ±iÃs¤Ó (¤k)
novels:
Xi zang ai ren (2000) ¦èÂ÷R¤H (¤Eºq)

Chang Yu-Fa, 1936-   ±i¥Éªk
also Zhang, Yufa
Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 1992

Chang, Yu-i, 1900-1989.  also Chang Yu-yi.  ±i¥®»ö
sister of banker Chang Chia-ao and philosopher Carsun Chang
first wife of poet Hsu Chih-mo ®}§Ó¼¯, 1896-1931
subject of Bouund Feet and Western Dress by Natasha Chang (or Ren jian san yue tian, Taiwanese TV serial called April Rhapsody that dramatized his life)

Chao, Alexander Wu, 1949-   »¯¤È
physicist at Stanford
Academician, Academica Sinica
 

Chao, Elaine L., 1953-  »¯¤pÄõ
Taiwan-born politician

Chao, Patricia, 1955-
The Monkey King (a first novel, HarperCollins, 1997)

Born of a Chinese father and a Japanese mother, Chao is the author of the novel "Monkey King" (HarperCollins 1997), which was a Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers finalist. The New York Times Book Review called her novel "a considerable achievement, the work of a writer worthy of serious attention." A Chicago Tribune critic states, "With cleanly understated prose and exquisite imagery, Chao skillfully laces past and present, China and America, into a compelling tale of one woman¡¦s fight for her life and identity."

Chao is currently working on a second novel entitled "Mambo Peligroso" and serves as a world music writer for Rhythm magazine

Patricia Chao earned an M.A. in creative writing from New York University in 1992. At NYU, Chao completed the first draft of her novel. She teaches at Sarah Lawrence College and lives in New York City. She is the recipient of several poetry and writing awards

Chao, Rosalind.    »¯®a¬Â
Chao Jyalin
Zhao Jialing
Chinese-American movie actress
Joy Luck Club
What Dreams May Come
Thousand Pieces of Gold
Star Trek

Chao, Rulan, 1922-     ¤Ë»¯¦pÄõ
Rulan Chao Pian
daughter of Y. R. Chao and Buwei Yang
Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 1990

Chao, Tien-Yi, 1935-   »¯¤Ñ»ö
born in Taichung
Professor (philosophy), Providence University
M.A., Philosophy, National Taiwan University

Chao, Wynn
husband: Emmon Bach
linguist

Chao, Yuen Ren, 1892-1982   »¯¤¸¥ô
linguist 
links:
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wife: Buwei Yang ·¨¨B°¶
Chao, Buwei Yang (1889-1981)
Autobiography of a Chinese Woman [Put into English by her husband Yuenren Chao (赵¤¸¥ô)] New York: The John Day Company, 1947.

first daughter: Rulan Chao Pian 赵¦p兰 (1922-  )
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SonQ Dynasty Musical Sources and Their Interpretation
Rulan Chao Pian
A seminal monograph first published by Rulan Chao Pian in 1967, this is the standard reference on SonQ dynasty music. The book provides a mirror for scholars to reflect on the cultural, social, and theoretical dimensions of Chinese music scholarship in the new millennium. This new reprint edition features a foreword by Bell Yung and an introduction by Joseph Lam.
About the Author Rulan Chao Pian was born in Cambridge, MA and educated at Radcliffe College. She is the author of A Syllabus for the Mandarin Primer, and is Professor
Emeritus of Harvard University.
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Chau, Albert
Professor of Mathematics, Harvard University
PhD, Columbia University, 2001
 

Chau, Simon S. C. 
Chau Siu-cheong, Simon (©P¥ü²»)
- Simon is at present the Programme Head of the Translation Department, the Hong Kong Baptist University. He received his M.A. degree from the University of Hong Kong, and later received Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics from the Scotland University, Edinburgh. He is the Director of the Produce Green Foundation and has dedicated to research and promotion of environmental education. He writes columns in various newspapers and has published over 90 works of his writings and translations.

 
Chauncey, Henry, 1905-2002.
father of the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)
obit

Chein, Edmund, 1948-    ³¯¯q©ú
Palm Springs Life Extension Institute
MD, American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine
JD, Southwestern University School of Law
Hong Kong-born anti-aging researcher
human growth hormone (HGH)
total hormone replacement (THR)
"Living beyond 100: hope or hype?"

Chen, Bing-Long, 1974-    陈§L龙
student of Zhu Xi-Ping
1974¦~09¤ë¥X¥Í,1998¦~08¤ë师从¤_¤¤¤s¤j学¦¶¿Q¥­±Ð±Â,¤_2000¦~01¤ë获³Õ¤h学¦ì
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Chen, Chang-Shing  ³¯ªøÄÉ
PhD, UCLA, 1971 (math)

Chen, Chau-Nan, 1936-    ³¯¬L«n
economist
Academician, Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 1990

Chen, Chi-Lu, 1923-    ³¯©_¸S
archaeologist; anthropologist
Academician, Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 1976
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Chen, Chi-yun, 1933-    陈启¤ª

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Department of History

Tsing Hua University, Taiwan

Chen Chien-jen      µ{«Ø¤H
spouse:  Yolanda Ho ¦ó¤ÍÄõ, a renowned designer in Taiwan's textile and apparel industry. They have two children, a son and a daughter. It is a little-known fact that Ambassador Chen's wife, Yolanda Ho, designed the wedding gown for Linda Hall Daschle when she married the current Senate Majority leader, Tom Daschle of South Dakota.

Chen, Chih-fan, 1924-     ³¯¤§Ã¿
x Chen, Zhifan, 1924-
essayst; electrical engineering
B.S. (Pei-Yang ¥_¬v; now Tianjin ¤Ñ¬z¤j¾Ç)
M.S. (Penn)
PhD (Cantab, 1971) ¼C¾ô (from 1969-1971)
see also Tong Yuanfang µ£¤¸¤è (PhD, Harvard)

Chen, Chin-Feng, 1977-      ³¯ª÷¾W
Tainan-born baseball outfielder in U.S. 
first Taiwanese player in MLB
cf. Chin-Hui Tsao, 1981-    ±äÀA½÷
first Taiwan-born pitcher in MLB (with Colorado Rockies)

Chen, Ching-chih, 1937-  ³¯  ¼B´Ü´¼
Associate Dean, Simmons College Library School
B.A., National Taiwan University, 1959
M.L.S., University of Michiga, 1961
PhD, Case Western Reserve University, 1974
winner of the 2006 Kilgour Award

陈钦´¼±Ð±Â¥Í¤_厦门¹ª®ö屿
spouse: Dr. Sow-Hsin Chen 陈¦u«H ,¥Í¤_¥x湾¹Å义
    Academician, Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 2006

Chen, Ching-Jen, 1936-     ³¯´º¤¯
son of Chen Yisong ³¯¶hªQ (1907-1999)
older brother of Michael S. Chen (1942?- ) ³¯§Æ¼e
spouse of Ruei-Man Chen ³¯·çº¡

 
Chen, Chong, 1961-   陈冲
see Chen, Joan, 1961-

Chen, Christine Chin-yu    ³¯ÀR·ì

 

Chen, Chun-Yu, d. 1963.  ³¯§g¥É
Taiwanese lyricist
Dance Era
Taiwanese Pop will never die

Chen, Chung Ho. ³¯©¾©M
An algebraic model of arithmetic codes.
[Philadelphia], 1977.  
vi, 102 l. illus. 29 cm.    
PhD, Penn
spouse: Wu Chiu-hua "Aki"

 

Chen, Constance M., 1968-
author of The Sex Side of Life
born of Taiwanese parents

Chen, Ding-Shinn.
³¯©w«H
NAS, 2005
Academia Sinica (Taiwan)
Dean, NTU Medical College
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Chen, Ellson.   ³¯«³¶¯
Founder, President & CEO, Vita Genomics, Taiwan

Chen, Han-seng, 1897-2004.
see Chen, Hansheng, 1897-2004.  ³¯¿«²Æ

Chen, Han-sheng, 1897-2004. ³¯¿«²Æ
also, Chen Hanseng   ­ì¦W陈枢
Chinese sociologist 当¥N经济学®a¤§¤÷
bio
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Chen, Hsin-hsiung  ³¯·s¶¯
Professor of Chinese, National Taiwan Normal Univ.

Chen, Huan-Tang, 1934-   ³¯·Ø°ó
Taiwanese ceramist, painter, etc.
B.A., National Taiwan Normal University, 1962

spouse: ³ÅªÛ¬ü

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Chen, Jack, 1956-
born in Taipei
陈§»¥¿ Dynalink Systems Founder
wife: Maureen

陈§Ó让¡]Jerome Chen¡^
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Chen, Jia-Rhon, 1940-   ³¯®aºa
MD; artist
spouse: Alice Chun-Ying Huang  ¶À¬K­^

Chen, Jian, 1952-
first C. K. Yen Professor of Chinese-American Relations, U. of Virginia
M.A., Fudan, 1982
PhD., Southern Illinois U., 1990

Chen, Jo-hsi, 1938-   ³¯­YÄf
pronounced "Chen Row-Shee" and spelled in pinyin Chen Roxi
Chen Hsiu-mei
"Lucy"
Taiwanese novelist
 

Chen, Joan, 1961-     陈冲陈冲
(real name: Chen Chong) Shanghai-born actress
Time, April 5, 1999, p. 60-62
 

Chen, John C.
died September 21, 2005
Professor of math, Temple

The Philadelphia Inquirer reported on Feb 16, 2004: "The head of the Global Chinese Alliance for the Unification of China, Temple University math professor John Chen, had tried to block [NTDTV reporter] Sun and her cameraman at the event entrance." This event was a gala organized by the City of Philadelphia to promote a convention with 400 Chinese companies. The pro-China group leader John Chen discriminated against the NTDTV reporter because she was a Falun Gong practitioner. NTDTV was prevented from reporting the event.

John C. Chen at 68

Dr. John C. Chen, 68, professor of mathematics, Temple University, ,one of the One China Committee founding members, died of cancer on September 21, 2005. He graduated from Helena College with a BA degree and EdD in mathematics from Temple in 1975.

He was very active in the movement of peaceful unification of China. He was President of Global Chinese Alliance for the Unification of China and a staunch supporter of the Chinese sovereignty over Tiao Yu Islands. In the 2004 Chinese New Year gala show, "China Splendar," in Philadelphia, he was reported in the news for barring New Tang Dynasty Television (NTDTV) reporter from attending.

Dr. Chen founded the Pacific Rim Institute on Saturday, July 24, 2004 in New York. The Institute serves as a think-tank intended to promote U.S.-China relationship, advance mutual interest, promote co-operation, and maintain human righteousness and peace.

Chen, Joie, 1961-    
tv journalist
born in Chicago
B.A. (1982), M.A. (1983), Northwestern University (journalism)
 

Chen, Joyce
chef

Chen, Kaige, 1952-    ³¯³Íºq
Beijing-born Chinese movie director

Chen, Kuei-Hsien.       (³¯¶Q½å)
PhD, Harvard, 1989
spouse: ªLÄRã
Li-Chyong CHEN (PhD, Harvard, 1989)

 Chen, Lih J.    ³¯¤O«T 
Professor
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Ph.D. Physics, University of California, Berkeley, 1974
Academician, Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 2006

Chen, Lung-Chu, 1935-   ³¯¶©§Ó
an expert in international law, human rights law, and American constitutional law.
http://www.nyls.edu/pages/1375.asp

 

Chen, Roxi, 1938-       ³¯­YÄf
see Chen, Jo-hsi, 1938-
 

Chen, Shih-Hsiang, 1912-1971   ³¯¥@ù³
Professor of Chinese and Comparative Literature
University of California, Berkeley
 

Chen, Shih-Hui, 1962-    ³¯²Q´f
composer; professor at Rice University
born 1962 in Taipei, Taiwan.
Guggenheim Fellow, 2000;
Diploma, National Academy of the Arts (Taiwan);
M.M., Northern IllinoisUniversity;
D.M.A., Boston University, 1993
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           Rome Prize, 1999-2000

Chen, Shui-bian.  ³¯¤ô«ó
President, Taiwan
Interview with President Chen Shui-bian in Washignton Post

Chen, Sow-Hsin,  ³¯¦u«H 

born in Chiayi, Taiwan
spouse: Ching-chih Chen  ³¯  ¼B´Ü´¼

Professor of nuclear science and engineering, MIT
personal page

Academician, Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 2006

Chen, Tei Fu, 1948-      ³¯±oºÖ
Dr. Tei Fu Chen (pharmacist and herbalist)
born in Chiayi, Taiwan¡Q Kaohsiung Medical
wife: Oi-Lin Chen (M.D.)
founder and CEO, Sunrider International
"Sunrider Not trustworthy"

Chen, Rijun, 1932-  Cardinal of Hong Kong
see
Zen, Ze-kiun, 1932-   ³¯¤é§g
Shanghai-born
Joseph Cardina Zen of Hong Kong

Chen, San-Ching.   ³¯¤T¤«
Academia Sinica (Taiwan)

Chen, Tzu-yun  ³¯¦¸¶³

"Yen Fu's Translation of Huxley's Evolution and Ethics," Tamkang Review l3:2 (1982): 111-35.

"The Voice Out of the Whirlwind: A Possible Solution to the Thematic Problem of T'ien Wen." Tamkang Review 10.3 (Spring 1980):415-28.

"The Scholar of Yanghsien", translated by Tzu-Yun Chen, published in Death in a Cornfield, (Ching-Hsi Perng and Chiu-Kuei Wang, eds.), Oxford University Press, 1994, 216-224.

Chen, Xingshen, 1911-2004.
see Chern, Shiing-shen, 1911-2004   ³¯¬Ù¨­

Chen I-chih, 1953-     ³¯¸qªÛ.
Born in Hualien eastern Taiwan, 1953, Chen I-chih began writing poems in the early 1970s. Since then he has published six collections of poem: A Setting Sun against Rising Smoke (1977), Black Gown (1985), The Newlywed Departure (1989), The Unforgettable Faraway Place (1993), The Anxious Dwelling (1998), and The Mysterious Hualien (poems in English translation, Green Integer, Los Angeles/Kovenhaven, 2001). With his academic background in Chinese literature, Chen's poems are imbued with a rich blend of classical and modern imagery, leading to an intense lyrical poignancy that is unprecedented in Taiwanese poetry today. He received his B.A. in Chinese from National Taiwan Normal University, M.A. from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and is working towards his Ph.D. in Kaohsiung Normal University. He is currently editor in chief of the literary supplement of the United Daily News, a leading influential newspaper in Taiwan.

Chen Yisong ³¯¶hªQ (1907-1999)
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Chen Yisong hui yi lu : tai yang qi xia feng man tai / Chen Yisong kou shu, Wu Junying ji lu, Lin Zhongsheng zhuan shu.
Portion of Title: Tai yang qi xia feng man tai
Meiguo ban.
Irvine, Calif. : Taiwan chu ban she, 1994.
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sons: Herbert Tsu-Ching ³¯§Ó«C, Marty Ching-Jen ³¯´º¤¯, Mike S. ³¯§Æ¼e
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Chen, Yuan, 1918-2004.  陈 ­ì
sociolinguist/publisher
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Chen, Yung-fa, 1944-     ³¯¥Ãµo
Academician, Academica Sinica (Taiwan)

Chen, Zhifan, 1924-
see Chen, Chih-fan, 1924-     ³¯¤§Ã¿

Chen, Zhongwei,  -2004.  age 74  ³¯¤¤°¶
Academician, Chinese Academy of Sciences
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obit: NY Times

Cheng, Bob B.    PhD, ¾GÄ_¹©
Robert Bao-ding Cheng
Jean Chang    ±i±m¶³
Cliff, George

Cheng, Chin-Chuan, 1936-   ¾GÀA¥þ
linguistics
PhD, University of Illinois
Academician, Academia Sinica, 2003

Cheng, Ching-Shui.    ¾G²M¤ô
mathematician
PhD, Cornell

Cheng, Ching-wen     (¾G²M¤å)  
My memories of Taipei around the end of the war

Cheng, Chou-yu, 1933-   ¾G·T¤©

Cheng, Chu-Yuan, 1927-     ¾G¦Ë¶é
economist
Professor, Ball State University

Cheng, Chung-ying, 1935-  ¦¨¤¤­^
Professor of philosophy, U. of Hawaii

Cheng, Hao, 1032-1085. µ{ÅV
older brother of Cheng Yi µ{À[
Chinese neo-Confucianist

Cheng, Holland
R. Holland Cheng
Professor, UC Davis
PhD, Purdue, 1992

Cheng, Hsueh-li  ¾G¾Ç§
Zen Buddhism
University of Hawaii

Cheng, Li-Rong Lilly, 1946-     ¼BÄR®e
Li-Rong Liu
Professor of Communicative Disorders
San Diego State University
an interview
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Cheng, Man-ching, 1901-1975.  ¾G°Ò«C
painter, calligrapher, Tai Chi artist
Cheng, Man-ch'ing (1902-1975)??
from Wikipedia

Cheng, Minde, 1917-1998.   µ{¥Á¼w
mathematician
PhD, Princeton, 1949
Academician, Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Cheng, Nien, 1915-    ¾G©À
Author of Life and Death in Shanghai

 

Cheng, Nien-tzu, 1970-
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Beinu
B.A., political science, NTU, 1993
M.A., political science, NTU, 1997
involved, with Lt. Gen. Huang Kuang-hsun (¶À¥ú¾±) in the case of Donald W. Keyser  ³Í¼w½U

Cheng, R. Holland,  see
Cheng, Holland

Cheng, Robert L.    ¾G¨}°¶
Cheng Liang-wei
linguist, Univ. of Hawaii 

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• ¬ü°êIndiana ¤j¾Ç»y¨¥¨t ³Õ¤h 1966

Cheng, R. 1968. Tone sandhi in Taiwanese. Linguistics 41:19-42.
¡X¡X¡X. 1973. Some notes on tone sandhi in Taiwanese. Linguistics 100:5-25.
 

Cheng, Shiu Yuen.   郑绍远
mathematician
PhD, UC Berkeley, 1974 (under S. S. Chern)
Professor of Math and Dean of Science, HKUST
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entry (also Siu Yuen Cheng) from Wikipedia
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Cheng, Siyuan, 1908-2005.  µ{«ä远
PhD, Rome University (political science)
father of Linda Lin Dai (actress ªLÂL, 1953-1967)
secretary to General Li Zhongren and Bai Chongxi
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Cheng, Yi, 1033-1108. µ{À[
younger brother of Cheng Hao µ{ÅV
Chinese neo-Confucianist

Chennault, Anna Chan, 1925-  ³¯­»±ö
uncle: Liao Cheng-zhi ¹ù©Ó§Ó

Chennault, Claire Lee, 1893-1958. ³¯¯Ç¼w
Major General (Air Force)
Flying Tigers
husband of Anna Chennault

Chern, Shiing-shen, 1911-2004.    ³¯¬Ù¨­
S. S. Chern
topologist
U.S. National Medal of Science winner
son-in-law: physicist Ching-Wu Paul Chu, U.S. Natl Medal of Science
students:
   Shing-Tung Yau, U.S. Natl Medal of Science
   Wu Wen-tsun 
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Cheung, Dominic, 1943-    ±i¿ù
Dominic C. Cheung
Professor, USC
CAFA Achievement Award, 2005
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Dominic Cheung, alias Chang Ts'o ±i¿ù is a poet scholar teaching at the University of Southern California. As Professor of Comparative Literature, he is also professor and chairperson of the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures at USC. Born in 1943 in Macau, raised in China and Hong Kong, educated in Taiwan and the United States, he has published twelve volumes of poetry in Chinese, in addition to more than twenty books of prose, literary criticism and translation. His most recent poetic works include Selected Poems (1999), A Map of Drifting (2001) and Drifting (in English, Green Integer Books, Los Angeles/Kobenhaven, 2000).
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Cheung, King-Kok.   张·q珏
PhD, UC Berkeley, 1984
female
Professor of English, UCLA

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An acclaimed scholar in the field of translation, Professor Martha Cheung is the Director of Centre for Translation and Head of the Translation Programme, Hong Kong Baptist University. Her main areas of research interest include Chinese and Western translation theories, history of translation, and translation of Chinese medicine texts. She edited (with Jane Lai) An Oxford Anthology of Contemporary Chinese Drama (Oxford University Press, 1997). She is Editor-in-Chief of Oxford Children's Encyclopedia , Vols 1-9 (Oxford University Press, 1998), and An Illustrated Chinese Materia Medica (School of Chinese medicine, HKBU, 2004). She also edited Hong Kong Collage: Contemporary Stories and Writing (Oxford University Press, 1998) and Travelling with a Bitter Melon ¡V Selected Poems (1973-1998) by Leung Ping-kwan (Asia 2000, 2002). Professor Cheung has translated many Chinese literary works into English and written journal articles and book chapters on translation.

张¨Ø瑶编译An Anthology of Chinese Discourse on Translation

Cheung, Steven N. S. ±i¤­±`

Chi, Pang-yuan   »ô¨¹´D
 

Chiang, Pao-chai    ¦¿Ä_³¦
Graduate Institute of Chinese Literature
National Chung Cheng University (Taiwan)
http://ccs.ncl.edu.tw/Newsletter_74/74_03.htm
 

Chiang, Wen-Yeh, 1910-1983.  ¦¿¤å¤]
Taiwanese composer
also Jiang Wen-Ye or Jiang Wenye or Koh Bunya
spouse: Wu Yunzhen

Chiang Yee
The Silent Traveller in Boston. New York: W. W. Norton & Company, Inc., 1959.
The Silent Traveller in San Francisco. New York: W. W. Norton & Company, Inc., 1964.

Chiao, Chien.
anthropologist
PhD, Cornell
Academia Sinica research fellow
 

Ch'ien, Anne M.    ±ö¼Ö¦w
Chien, Anne M.
(773) 702-8551
Administrator, Graduate Program (or Student Affairs), Dept. Anthropology, H 119
FAX    (773) 702-4503
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Anne M. Ch'ien
Administrator, Graduate Program
Department of Anthropology
University of Chicago
1126 East 59th Street
Chicago, IL 60637
Phone (773) 702-8551
E-mail:  am-chien@uchicago.edu

Anne Ch'ien (SUNY Binghamgton). Three Teachings in One and Hu Chu-jen ¡V The Orthodox Rebuttal (1974)

Anne M. Ch'ien (Columbia University). Reverence and Ritual as Confucian Approach to Meditation.  (1976)

Chien, Edward Tzuu, 1940-  (died 1997?)  ¿ú·s¯ª
 

Chien, Hsin-Tzuu, 1940-    see Chien, Edward Tzuu
 

Ch'ien, Mu, 1895-1990,   see
Qian, Mu, 1895-1990.   ¿ú¿p
 

Chien, Shu, 1931-    ¿úº³
MD, PhD
UC San Diego
father: Chien Sze-liang (Pres., Taida)
NAS, 1997
Academica Sinica (Taiwan)
 

Chien, Yi-Tzuu, 1938-    ¿ú©É¯ª
 

Chieng, Chieh ¸â±¶¥ß
A Long Stay in a Distant Land. NY: Bloomsbury, 2005.

Child, Julia, 1912-2004.
born Julia McWilliams
Boston's WGBH-TV
tv chef who introduced French cooking to America

Chimpsky, Nim, 1973-2000.
sign-language ape
 

Chin, Frank, 1940-    »¯«Ø¨q
Berkeley-born writer

Chin, Heng-chieh   ª÷«íªN

   pen name of Chin Dai-Hsi  ª÷À¹¿Q
   spouse of Lee Ming-ming §õ©ú©ú
 

Chin, Heng-wei   ª÷«íÞm
editor-in-chief, Contemporary Monthly Magazine

     Taiwan has decided to stand with its ally

Pan blue members show their true colors

China lost face when he caned the referendum

Group condems attacks on star columnist

Chin Heng-wei won't be intimidated

Chin, Hsiao-yi, 1921-2007.  ¯³§µ»ö
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Chin, Marilyn,1955-    ³¯¬ü¬Â
Marilyn Mei-Ling Chin
Chinese-American poet
professor, San Diego State University

Rhapsody in Plain Yellow. Norton, 2002.

Chin, Mel, 1951-
artist (sculptor) bio

Chiou, C. L. (Chwei-Liang), 1938-    ªô«««G

an Liberty Times article (May 27, 2003)
Flora Yueh-chin Lin
President of Taiwan Heart

A workable coalition needs wisdom (Jan. 25, 2005)

Chisholm, Shirley, 1924-2005.
born Shirley Anita St. Hill
first Black woman elected to Congress

Chiu, Alfred Kaiming, 1898-1977. ¸Ê¶}©ú
library science   bio
 

Chiu, Bien-ming (©P¿ë©ú). 1930. The phonetic structure and tone behavior in Hagu (commonly known as the Amoy dialect) and their relation to certain questions in Chinese linguistics. (厦语­µ韵声调¤§ÌÛ³yÉO©Ê质¤Î¨ä©ó¤¤国­µ韵学¤W¬Y项问题¤§关¨t). T'oung Pao. 1934. Reprinted with revision and published by the Department of Linguistics, University of Amoy.

Chiu, Huantang, 1932-  ªô·Ø°ó  Hsin-chu Hakka
Chiu Huan-tang
linguist, painter, ceramic master
B.A., Taida, 1956
M.A., National Taiwan Normal University, 1958
University of Hawaii - East-West Center, 1964
San Jose State University, 1979
Professor emeritus of English, National Taiwan Normal University, 1997
spouse: ¬I¤D¤ë

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Director, Semiconductor Research Laboratory
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U.S. National Medal of Technology, 2005
U.S. National Medal of Science, 1993

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Chang Shu  (born in Taiwan)
Zhang Xu
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Chodorov, Jerome, 1911-2004.  age 93
prolific playwright
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Chomsky, A. Noam, 1928-
official website
Avram Noam Chomsky
linguist
generative grammar
Criticism of Noam Chomsky
from Wikipedia
Chomsky's impact on fellow Philadelphian John W. Backus, FORTRAN developer

Chou, Chun-hsun, 1980-    ©P«T勋  (from Taoyuan)
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Chou, Eric, 1915-1980.
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popular Taiwanese singer

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professor, Rutgers University Library School

Chou, Pei Chi, 1924-   ©P°ö°ò
professor emeritus, mechanical engineering
Drexel University

spouse: Rosalind (Chen)

Chou, Shi-Ming Samuel, 1930- ©PÒr©ú
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Chou, Shu-jen, 1881-1936.  ©P¾ð¤H
see Lu, Xun, 1881-1936.   ¾|¨³
 

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math, Bowling State University
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Chou, Tso-jen   ©P§@¤H
 

Chou, Wen-Chung, 1923-    ©P¤å¤¤
Chinese composer; professor at Columbia University
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Chou, Ying-hsiung  ©P­^¶¯
National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan
 

Chow, Benjamin.    ©P°ö¯à
mathematician

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Remembering Dr. Chuen-Tyi Chow

Chow, Gregory C., 1929-    ¹Q¦Ü²ø
Class of 1913 Professor of Political Economy
Princeton University
Academician, Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 1970
 

Chow, Jay, 1979-
or Jay Chou  ©PªN­Û
popular Taiwanese singer

Chow, Kai-wing.    ©P¨Îºa
Prof. of History, Baptist University of Hong Kong

Chow, Rey.    ©PÁ¢
(female)
B.A., University of Hong Kong
M.A., PhD, Stanford University
Andrew W. Mellon Professor of the Humanities
Brown University
Professor Rey Chow is one of the world¡¦s leading scholars in cultural theory, media and feminist studies. She is an Andrew W. Mellon Professor who teaches in the Comparative Literature and Modern Culture and Media Departments at the Brown University, and currently serves on the editorial and advisory boards of thirty academic publications and research centers in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.

Professor Chow has written extensively on film, feminism, fascism,pedagogy, and
the ¡§modernism-postmodernism problematic¡¨. She is the author of six books, including the widely acknowledged Woman and Chinese Modernity: The Politics of Reading Between West and East (University of Minnesota Press, 1991), the James Russell Lowell Prize awarded Primitive Passions: Visuality, Sexuality, Ethnography, and Contemporary Chinese Cinema (Columbia University Press, 1995) and The Age of World Target: Self-Referentiality in War, Theory, and Comparative Work (forthcoming from the Duke University Press, 2006). Her works have been translated into several Asian and European languages.

Chow, Tse-tsung   ©Pµ¦Áa
May Fourth Movement scholar
 

Chow, Tsu-Yao.    ©P¯ª³ó
Title: Markov and regression models for creep of concrete under constant sustained compressive stresses.
[Philadelphia], 1968.
xii, 174 numb. l. illus. 29 cm
PhD, Penn 

Choy, Philip P.
architect
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Choy, Wayson ±Z维·s(华¸Ç¥[®³¤j§@®a)
The Jade Peony. ¡m¥É¨d¤¦¡n

Christensen, Thomas J.    ¬_¼y¥Í
Professor, Woodrow Wilson School
Princeton University

Chu, C. Y. Cyrus, 1955-    ¦¶·q¤@
Academician, Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 1998

Chu, Chauncey C.     ©}©Ó¿Q
PhD, University of Texas at Austin, 1970
M.A., National Taiwan Normal University
English teacher, Tainan Second Boys' High School
Professor emeritus, U. of Florida
chauncey@aall.ufl.edu
publications

Chu, Ching-Wu, 1941-    ¦¶¸gªZ
Paul Chu
physicist; U.S. National Medal of Science winner
father-in-law: S. S. Chern, mathematician, Natl Medal of Science
­»´ä¬ì§Þ¤j学®Õ长
 

 

Chu, Hai-Yuan.    Â£®ü·½

Chu, Hsi-ning, 1927-1998. (¦¶¦èÚ¬)

Chu, Hung, 1951-
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Professor Chu Hung

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Department of History

Taiwan Normal University

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Chu, Kwang-Tsien  ¦¶¥ú¼ç

Chu, Shi-ning, 1927-  ¦¶¦è¹ç
also Zhu Xining
father of Chu Tien-wen, Chu Tien-hsin, Chu Tien-yi
wife: Liu Mu-sha

 

Chu, Shih-I     ¦¶®É©y
personal page
Academician, Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 2006
Professor, University of Kansas

Chu, Steven, 1948-   ¦¶´Ð¤å
Nobel, 1997
Stanford professor of physics
Academician, Academica Sinica
 

Chu, Tien-hsin, 1958-    ¦¶¤Ñ¤ß (¤k)
also Zhu Tien-xin or Zhu Tianxin
B.A., history, National Taiwan University

Chu, Tien-wen    ¦¶¤Ñ¤å (¤k)
also Zhu Tianwen
novelist, screenwriter
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She is a Taiwanese writer.
She is the daughter of Chu Hsi-ning.

Notes of a Desolate Man, ¯î¤H¤â°O
Columbia U. P., 1999.
translator: Howard Goldblatt
Winner of the coveted "China Times" Novel Prize

Xiao Bi di gu shi
Taibei Shi : San san shu fang, min guo 72 [1983]
244 p.

Zui xiang nian di ji jie.
Taibei Shi : San san shu fang, min guo 73 [1984]
206 p.
short stories

San zi mei / Zhu Tianwen, Zhu Tianxin, Zhu Tianyi zhu
Taibei Shi : Huang guan chu ban she, min guo 74 [1985]
258 p.

Chu, Tien-yi

Chuang, Hsin-Cheng, 1935-    ²ø«H¥¿
    also Zhuang  Xinzheng
Themes of Dream of the Red Chamber: A Comparative Interpretation. Ph. D. Diss. Indiana U, 1972.

wife -Yang Ronghua

¤sªF§Y¾¥¤H,1935¦~¥Í.°ê¥ß»OÆW¤j¾Ç¥~¤å¨t²¦·~,¬ü°ê¦L²Ä¦w¨º¤j¾Ç¤ñ¸û¤å¾Ç³Õ¤h.´¿©óªÖÂÄ´µ¤j¾Ç,«n¥[¦{¤j¾Ç¤Î¦L²Ä¦w¨º¤j¾Ç¥DÁ¿¤å¾Ç,¨Ã©ó¥[¦{¬f§JµÜ¤j¾Ç±q¨Æ¬ã¨s©M¼g§@,µoªí¹L¤T¥U±M½×.«á¥ô¾Áp¦X°ê,²{¤w°h¥ð.µÛ¦³¡m²§¶m¤H»y¡n,¡m¤×¤O¦è´µµû¤¶¡n, ¡m§Ñ¼~¯ó¡n,  ¡m¤å¾Ç­·¬y¡n, ¡m®ü¤Ñ¶°¡n,¡m®i¨÷¡n©M¡m¬y¥ú©ß¼v¡n,¨Ã½s¦³¡mªñ¥N¤¤°ê¤p»¡¿ï(1918∼1949)¡nµ¥®Ñ.

The great proletarian cultural revolution; a terminological study, by H. C. Chuang.
Berkeley, Center for Chinese Studies, Institute of International Studies, University of California, 1967.
vii, 72 p. 28 cm.

The little red book and current Chinese language, by H. C. Chuang.
Berkeley, Center for Chinese Studies, University of California, 1968.
vi, 58 p. 28 cm.

Evening chats at Yenshan; or, The case of Teng Tʻo, by H. C. Chuang.
Berkeley, Center for Chinese Studies, University of California, 1970.
v, 46 p. 28 cm.

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»O¥_¥« : ¤T¥Á¡@®Ñ§½, ¥Á°ê80 [1991]
3, 1, 203 p. ; 22 cm.

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»O¥_¥« : ¬x½d¡@®Ñ©±, ¥Á°ê75 [1986]
2, iv, 228 p. ; 19 cm.

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Colophon title also in English: Shadows cast by time
Taibei Shi : Jiu ge chu ban she, min guo 82 [1993]
203 p. ; 19 cm.

	"Youlixisi" (Ulysses) ping jie / Zhuang Xinzheng
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Imprint	Taibei : Hong fan shu ju, Minguo 77 [1988]
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Descript.	ii, 125 p. ; 21 cm

Chung, Connie, 1946-    ©v·¶µØ
TV journalist
B.A., U. of Maryland
married to Maury Povich

Chung, Raung-fu (钟荣´I). 1989. Aspect of Kejia phonology. Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

¡X¡X¡X. 1992. Syllable contraction in Chinese. ·s¦Ë ²M华¤j学¡u²Ä¤T届¤¤国¹Ò内语¨¥ÉO语¨¥学¬ã讨会¡v论¤å.

¡X¡X¡X. 1996. The Segmental Phonology of Southern Min in Taiwan. Taipei: Crane Publishing Co.

Chung, Ling, 1945-     Áé¬Â
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Chung Graham, Fan    ª÷ªÚ»T  
Fan R. K. Chung
Chung, Fan Rong King.  (Jing Fan-Jung)
mathematician; combinatorics
U. of Calif. San Diego
spouse: Ron Graham
1974 student of Herb S. Wilf (Penn) 
member, AAAS

Clapp, Wayne.
died December 2005
Chester County Planning Commission
assistant director

Clark, Kenneth Bancroft, 1914-2005.
psychologist; educator
fought segregation

Cleary, Beverly, 1916-
children's author
Her characters Ramona Quimby, Henry Huggins, and Ribsy, have been enchanting children for more than 50 years

Cleaver, Eldridge, 1935-1998.
Black Panters
Soul on Ice (1968)
 

Cochran, Anne.   ¬_¦w«ä±Ð±Â

¨p¥ß东®ü¤j学¥~¤å¨t¬üÄy±Ð±Â­Ý¥D¥ô¬_¦w«ä¤k¤h,§Ó¦æ°ªÏ¡,学术渊´ï,¦­岁来华,­P¨­±Ð¨|,ªì启ºá©ó¤j陆,继®¶铎©ó¥x湾,¦W渐­«©ó¤W«Ö,学¯q闳©ó¦èÄy,¸v陈 ºë义,诸¥Í赖³ÖºÂ³³,¶Ô¼¶¦W½g,¦h¤h资为¬z¶e,频¦~对©ó«ü导训练­^语±Ð学,ñî«ù¥ç¤[,绩®Ä弥¹ü,综¨ä¦b华执±Ð««¥|¤Q¦~,§@¨|¤§¥\¬J²`,³y´N¤§¤~¬Æ众,兹当 ¦~¦Ñ°h¥ðªð国,¥Î为题辞¥H资¹ª励(±Ð¨|³¡奖辞).

Codd, Edgar Frank, d. 2003.
theorist of relational databases
 

Coe, Shoki.
Rev. Shoki Coe (Ng Chiong-Hui ¶À¹ü½÷ªª®v D.D.)

Coetzee, J. M. 
Nobel Prize, literature, 2003
South African novelist;
twice Booker Prize winner
PhD, University of Texas at Austin
Stanford report

Coffin, William Sloane, Jr., 1924-2006.
civil rights champion and Yale chaplain
The Reverend Dr. Coffin
obit., NY Times, April 13, 2006
"Do not suppose that I have come to bring peace on earth. I did not come to bring peace, but a sword," is a wonderfully honest statement about the need for the sword of truth, Christ's sword of truth, that heals the wounds it inflicts.

Cohen, I. Bernard, 1914-2003.
pioneer in history of science
Harvard professor

Collins, Francis S., 1950-
Francis Sellers Collins, MD, PhD
geneticist; human genome
Time, July 3, 2000 cover story

Colter, Mary, 1869-1958.
architect
 

Commager, Henry Steele, 1902-1998.
historian whose prolific writing career helped shape modern study of American history and the Constitution.
 

Cone, Edward T., 1917-2004.
Edward Toner Cone
Princeton musicologist
George Pitcher, his companion of 48 years

Conroy, Frank, 1936-2005.
Writers' Workshop, University of Iowa

Cook, Bruce Alexander, 1932-2003.
writer of crime novels and nonfiction
pen name: Bruce Alexander
"Sir John Fielding"

Cook, Fred J., 1911-2003.
investigative reporter and author of many exposes

Cooke, Alistair, 1908-2004.
British journalist on the American scene
obit, NY Times, March 30, 2004

 

Cooney, Joan Ganz, 1929-
Sesame Street
 

Cormier, Robert, 1925-2000.
Robert Edmund Cormier
novelist
The Chocolate War (1974) is one of the most-banned
books in the schools
 

Cott, Nancy F.
distinguished historian of American women
now director of Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe
was Sterling Professor at Yale University
 

Coxeter, Donald, 1907-2003.
Donald from MacDonald
professor emeritus of mathematics, University of Toronto
 

Coxeter, Harold Scott MacDonald, 1907-2003.
H. S. M. Coxeter; Donald Coxeter;
professor emeritus of mathematics, University of Toronto;
mathematician who helped revive modern geometry
R. Buckminster Fuller
 

Crane, Stephen, 1871-1900.
wrote The Red Badge of Courage

Creel, Herrlee Glessner, 1905-   ÅU¥ß¶®
PhB'26, AM'27, DB'28, PhD'29, University of Chicago 
sinologist

 

Cremin, Lawrence A. (Arthur) , 1925-1990.
American educator and historian; Pulitzer Prize-winning historian
He received his Ph.D. from Columbia in 1949 and began teaching at Teachers College, Columbia. He became a member of the history department at Columbia in 1961. In that year Cremin also became Frederick A. P. Barnard professor of education. He served as president of Teachers College from 1974 to 1984. In 1985, while remaining on the Columbia and Teachers College faculties, he also assumed the presidency of the Spencer Foundation. His major work is a three-volume comparative history of education in the United States, entitled American Education (1970-88). His other works include The Transformation of the School (1961) and Popular Education and Its Discontents (1990).
 

Crichton, Michael, 1942-
MD-turned novelist
 

Cronbach, Lee J., 1916-2001.
education psychologist
Vida Jacks Professor of Education, Emeritus
Stanford University

Crosland, Jeff (³¢¤¶辅). 1996. A glossary of the Gàidé 盖¼wdialect. David Prager Branner. (ed.) Yuen Ren Treasury of Chinese Dialect Data (¤¸¥ô学会汉语¤è¨¥资®Æ宝库) 2:257-273. Seattle.

Cross, Robert D., 1923 or 1924-2003.
historian; president of Hunter College and Swarthmore College; professor emeritus of French, U. of Virginia

Crowley, Florence Joseph, 1937-2003.
June 12, 1937-September 17, 2003
PhD, University of Florida
Professor of History, West Chester University

Cruz, Celia, 1924-2003.
Cuban singer, Queen of Salsa

Csikszentmihalyi, Mihaly
Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholars
 

Cumming, Robert D., 1917-2004.
Robert Denoon Cumming;
prof. of philosophy, Columbia Univ.
obituary

Dacre, Lord.   see
Trevor-Roper, Hugh, 1914-2003.   Hitler historian
 

Dahl, Roald, 1916-1990.
English author of Children's novels; of Norwegian descent.

Dai, Ailian, 1916-2006.  À¹爱莲
Trinidad-born Chinese ballet pioneer
husband: 叶浅¤©
obituary

Dai, Hai-Lung¡M1954-    À¹®üÀs
Dean, Temple University, 2007-
Hirschmann-Makineni Professor of Chemistry, 2002-2206.
B.S. National Taiwan University, 1974.
Ph.D. University of California, Berkeley, 1981.
conductor of the Chinese Musical Voices Choir

Dai, Jinhua, 1959-
À¹ÀAµØ
She du zhi zhou : xin shi qi Zhongguo nü xing xie zuo yu nü xing wen hua. ¯A´ç¤§¦à : ·s®É´Á¤¤°ê¤k©Ê¼g§@»P¤k©Ê¤å¤Æ / À¹ÀAµØµÛ. ¦è¦w : ÔE¦è¤H¥Á±Ð¨|¥Xª©ªÀ, 2002.
http://www.nla.gov.au/asian/pub/cal/cal_apr04.pdf

Daiches, David, 1912-2005.
Scottish literary historian
obituary

Dakin, Alec, 1912-2003.

Dalai Lama (1935-   ) His Holiness the 14th

Dalai Lama's Instructions for Life       (mirror)

Dalton, Stephen.
world-renowned wildlife (high-speed) photographer from Sussex, England
 

Danticat, Edwidge, 1969-
a black female writer born in Haiti
bio

Dantzig, George, 1914-2005.
George Bernard Dantzig
father of linear programming
Stanford University
NAS, AAAS, National Medal of Science
MacTutor Biography

Daruvala, Susan.
Susan Framji Daruvala, PhD
苏¤å·ì¡]­^国剑桥¤j学¤T¤@学°|°|¤h¡^
Review of Charles Laughlin's Chinese Reportage
罗ºÖªL (Charles A. Laughlin)
Zhou Zuoren and an Chinese alternative response to modernity (Harvard University Press, 2000)

Darwin, Charles, 1809-1882.
British naturalist; H M.S. Beagle;
the Galapagos; evolution; natural selection
 

Date, Kimiko, 1970-     ¥ì¹F ¤½¤l
Japanese tennis player

Davidson, Donald, 1917-2003.
Donald Herbert Davidson
philosopher with a linguistic focus
student of W. V. Quine
http://philosophy.berkeley.edu/davidson.html

De Bary, Brett, 1943-
Brett de Bary Nee
spouse: Victor Nee (1945- ) (Cornell)

De Bary, Wm. Theodore, 1919-   ¨f¦Ê·ç
Columbia University
 

De Brunhoff, Cecile, 1904-2003.
mother

De Brunhoff, Jean, 1899-1937.
father

De Brunhoff, Laurent, 1925-.
son
Creators of Babar

DeCamp, David, 1927-1979.
linguist -- University of Texas at Austin
B.A., Hillsdale College (Michigan), 1948
M.A., U. of New Mexico, 1949
PhD, U of California at Berkeley, 1953
was in Taiwan as an advisor to National Taiwan University for The University of Texas at Austin
(also Archibald A. Hill)

Dee, Sandra, 1942-2005.
married to Bobby Darin
obit: Sandra Dee, movie actress

Deeney, John J.   §õ¹F¤T
(Da-san Lee; was Father Deeney)
Jack Deeney
 

De Gennes, Pierre-Gilles, 1932-2007.
Nobel laureate, physics,  1991
LCD inventor

DeLillo, Don
novelist

Deming, Barbara, 1917-1984. (companion of Mary Meigs)
    theory of nonviolence
 

Deming, W. Edwards, 1900-1993.
 

Deng, Jiaxian, 1924-1986.
founding father of China's atomic and hydrogen bombs

Deng, Tianxi.   ¾H¤Ñ¿ü

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Deng, Xiaoping, 1904-1997.  ¾H¤p¥­
   Time cover story, March 3, 1997
   an interview with Deng, Time, Nov. 4, 1995, pp. 39-40
 

Dennett, Mary Ware, 1872-1947.
American reformer; sex education, birth control
subject of Constance M. Chen's The Sex Side of Life (1996)
 

Densen-Gerber, Judianne, 1934-2003.
lawyer-psychiatrist who founded Odyssey House Group Drug Program
 

Dewey, John, 1859-1952.
philosopher; a noted liberal

Dickens, William T.
Senior Fellow (Economic Studies), Brookings Institution
 

Dijkstra, Edsger Wybe, 1930-2002.
computer programming pioneer
retired as Schlumberger Centennial Chair in Computer Sciences, University of Texas at Austin, in May 2000
 

Dillard, Annie, 1945-
writer and poet
born in Pittsburgh, PA
 

DiMaggio, Joe, 1914-1999.
baseball player

Ding, Pang-hsin. 1982. Some aspects of tonal development in Chinese dialects. BIHP 53.4:629-644.
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¡X¡X¡X. 1995. ¡q­««Ø汉语¤¤¥j­µ¨tªº¤@¨Ç·Qªk¡r,¡m¤¤国语¤å¡n1995.6:414-419.
¡X¡X¡X,杨¨qªÚ. 1991. ¡m¥x¥_¥«§ÓªÀ会§Ó语¨¥½g¡n.¥x¥_¥«¤å献©e员会.

Dirac, Paul
English physicist; 1933 Nobel

Director, Aaron, 1901-2004.
economist
his sister Rose married of Milton Friedman

Dittmer, Lowell    Ã¹¼w©ú
Professor of Political Science, UC Berkeley
China specialist
PhD, U. of Chicago

Dobson, James, 1936-
Dr. James C. Dobson
PhD (child development), U. of Southern California, 1967 U.S. News & World Report, cover story, May 4, 1998
Focus on the Family

 

Dong, Qi-Zhang, 1967-    ¸³±Ò³¹
Hong Kong writers

Donoho, David L.
Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholars

 

Doob, Joseph Leo, 1910-2004.
professor of mathematics (probability and measure theory)
NAS, AAAS
National Medal of Science
MacTutor biography
obituary from U of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

Dorius, Joel, 1919-2006.
Raymond Joel Dorius, R. J. Dorius
My Four Lives
Life of Henry V
The twentieth century interpretation of Henry IV
victim in celebrated anti-gay case involving Edward "Ned" Spofford and Newton Arvin

Dornbusch, Rudiger, 1942-2002.
MIT economist
 

Dorris, Michael, 1945?-1997.
writer of FAS (fetal alcohol syndrome) fame
committed suicide
 

Doudna, Jennifer A.
NAS, 2002
Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
UC Berkeley

Douglas, Ann, 1942-
Columbia professor of comparative literature
 

Douglas, Carstairs (§ù¹Å¼w). 1873. Chinese-English Dictionary of the Vernacular or Spoken Language of Amoy, with the Principal Variation of Chang-Chew and Chin-Chew Dialects. London: Glasgow.«U¦W¡m厦­^¤j辞¨å¡n,¥x¥_ ¥j«F书§½Î`¦L.¦¬¤J¡m闽«n语经¨å辞书汇编¡n²Ä¤T册.

Douglass, Frederick, 1818-1895.
 

Dowey, Edward A., 1918-2003.
born in Philadelphia
died of Parkinson's disease
Edward A. Dowey, Jr.
theologian
 

Dretske, Fred I., 1932-
philosopher, Stanford and Duke

Drucker, Peter F., 1909-2005.
Peter Ferdinand Drucker
pioneer of management theory
obituary

 

Drury, Allen, 1918-1998.
Pulitzer Prize-winning novel Advise and Consent
Stanford (journalism) degree

D'Souza, Dinesh

Du, Chong-Ming, 1892-1986.  §ùÁo©ú ³Õ¤h
also Tsung-ming Tu

 

Du, Mingxin, 1923-  §ù»ï¤ß
Chinese composer
also Du Minxin

 

Du Bois, W. E. B., 1868-1963.
also Dubois

Duara, Prasenjit(§ùÃÙ©_), 1995, Rescuing History from the Nation: Questioning Narratives of Modern China, Chicago: University of Chicago.

 

Dubus, Andre, 1936-1999.
short story writer; novelist
Dancing After Hours

Dudbridge, Glen.   §ù¼w¾ô
­^°êº~¾Ç¥¨À¼

Durand, José, 1925-1990.
professor of Spanish
UC Berkeley

Dvorak, Antonin, 1841-1904.
Czech composer who used folk music in his work
Ninth Symphony: from the New World (written in Manhattan, NYC) incorporated Afro-American spirituals like Going home and Swing slow, sweet chariot, and American Indian muisc reminiscent of the sobbing of Longfellow's Hiawatha.
bio

Dwald, Carolyn J.
Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholars
 

Dweck, Carol S.
Columbia professor of psychology
 

Eakins, Thomas, 1844-1916.
realist painter; born in Philadelphia
father of American painting
The Gross Clinic (painting)
The Cello Player (painting)
friend of Walt Whitman

Eaton, John   (music)
University of Chicago

 

Eberhart, Richard, 1904-2005.
Pulitzer Prize-winning poet
NYT obit
obit

Ebson, Buddy, 1908-2003.
TV's Barnaby Jones

Eco, Umberto, 1932-
semiotician
Italian medievalist, philosopher, and novelist
also an expert in 007 (a Bondologist)
The Name of the Rose (a novel)

Edelman, Gerald M., 1929-    MD, PhD
Gerald Maurice Edelman (neuroscientist)
Nobel Prize in medicine, 1972

Dr. Edelman's new book, "Wider Than the Sky: The Phenomenal Gift of Consciousness" (Yale University Press),

New York Times, March 27, 2004

Edelman's work

Wikipedia

Edwards, John, 1953-
U. S. Senator (Democrat) from North Carolina

Edwards, Jonathan.
2004 Bancroft Award winner: the University of Notre Dame's George M. Marsden, author of ¡§Jonathan Edwards: A Life¡¨ (Yale University Press).

Einstein, Albert, 1879-1955.
scientist; man of the century
Einstein's miraculous year: five papers that changed the face of physics, edited by John Stachel (Princeton U.P.) reviewed in Atlantic Monthly, January 1999

 

Eiseley, Loren, 1907-1977.
Loren Corey Eiseley
cultural anthropologist
PhD, U. of Pennsylvania, 1937
curator of early man, U. of Pennsylvania Museum
 

Eisenberg, John Frederick, 1934 or 1935-2003. (at 68)
expert on mammals

Eisenberg, John M., 1946-2002. MD, MBA
healthcare administrator

Eisenberg, Judah Moshe, 1938-1998.
got PhD at MIT under Kerson Huang in 1962
 

Eisenbud, David, 1947-
mathematician
UC Berkeley
homepage
bio

Eisenstaedt, Alfred, 1898-1995.
photographer known as Eisie
father of modern photojournalism
http://artscenecal.com/ArticlesFile/Archive/Articles1997/Articles0397/AEisenstaedt.html
http://www.life.com/Life/eisie/
http://www.digitaljournalist.org/issue9911/eisieintro.htm
http://www.digitaljournalist.org/issue9911/editorial.htm
 

Eisner, Jack P., 1925-2003.
Holocaust chronicler

Elder, Lonne, III, 1931-1996.
some sources give 1926 or 1927 as date of birth
playwright, screenwriter
best known for his Harlem family play Cereemonies in Dark Old Men.  His film credits include Sounder and Bustin' Loose.

Eliashberg, Yakov M., 1946-
Stanfor professor of math
NAS, 2003
 

Elion, Gertrude "Trudy" B. (Belle), 1918-1999.
oversaw the development of AZT, used to treat AIDS
NAS, 1990
winner of Nobel Prize in Physiology, 1988 
did not earn a PhD. 

Elisseeff, Serge, 1889-1975.
 ¸­²z绥 (¤é¤å¦W­^§Q¥@¤Ò)
Harvard
student of Paul Pelliot (§B§Æ©M)

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Ellegood, Donald R., 1924-2003.
director of the University of Washington Press
obit

Ellis, C. P., 1927-2005.
segregationist-turned civil rights leader

Ellis, Ralph, 1914-1994.
Ralph Ellison Webliography
Invisible Man  his first and only novel
Time Obituary (by Richard Corliss), Apr. 25, 1994, p.90
from American Lit on the Web

Elman, Benjamin A.
Princeton U., 2002-
Ai Er-man
Professor of East Asian Studies & History
Princeton University
211 Jones Hall
Princeton, New Jersey 08544-1008
Phone: (609) 258-4287
CLASSICAL HISTORIOGRAPHY FOR CHINESE HISTORY
<http://www.princeton.edu/~classbib/>
http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/history/elman/ClassBib/
 

Ely, John Hart, 1938-2003.
constitutional scholar

Eng, Phoebe, 1961-
B.A., UC Berkeley
J.D., New York University Law School
born of Cantonese and Taiwanese parents
bestselling author of warrior Lessons: An Asian American Woman's Journey into Power;
Yell-Oh Girls, by Vickie Nam, Phoebe Eng 

conversation with Phoebe Eng
 

 
Eno, Brian, 1948-
British music producer
EnoWeb

Enright, Nick, d. 2003.
Australian playwright;
screenplay "Lorenzo's Oil"
 

Eoyang, Eugene Chen  ¼Ú¶§·©
Professor Eugene Eoyang is a renowned scholar in comparative literature and translation. Before joining Lingnan University, Professor Eoyang taught literature in Indiana University. His recent publications include: "The Ethics and Aesthetics of Literature: a Comparative Perspective" in Elogio da Lucidez: A comparaçao Literária em Âmbito Universal ¡X Textos em homenagem a Tania Franco Carvalhal (Porto Alegre: Evangraf 2004, pp. 51-66) and "The Theme of Mutability in Three Chinese Poems" in Yearbook of Comparative and General Literature, Vol. 50 (2002-2003).

 

Ephron, Delia
novelist and screenwriter
younger sister of Nora Ephron
 

Ephron, Nora, 1941-
screenwriter and director
Wellesley, '62
 

Epstein, Barbara, 1928-2006.
literary editor; founding co-editor of New York Review of Books
Barbara Epstein lived with journalist Murray Kempton until his death in 1997.

Epstein, Joseph, 1937-
 

Erdos, Paul, 1913-1996.   (the letter has an umlaut)
  pronounced "air-dish"
the most prolific mathematician of all time
a Hungarian Jew; son of two high school math teachers
 

Eshleman, Lark Eannace.
PhD, Union Institute, 1998.
cf. Margaret Farquhar Walker, PhD, 1996
Bob Patterson

Esslin, Martin, 1918-2002.
 

Etcoff, Nancy L.
neuroscientist at Harvard Medical School
author of Survival of the Prettiest: The Science of Beauty (1999)
 

Eysenck, Hans Jurgen, 1916-1997. PhD, DSc.
Obituary notice by Chris Brand
 
 

Fackenheim, Emil Ludwig, 1916-2003.
Rabbi
German-born philosopher and Jewish theologian
scholar of Judaism and the Holocaust

Fagles, Robert, 1933-
Philadelphia-born translator of Greek classics
PhD, Yale
professor emeritus, Princeton
translator of Iliad, Odyssey and Aeneid

Fairbank, Jane Davenport, 1918-2003.
pioneer for women in physics
Stanford University
spouse: William Martin Fairbank

Fairbank, John King, 1907-1991. ¶O¥¿²M
Rhodes scholar
spouse: Wilma Fairbank

 
Fairbank, William Martin, d. 1989.
Professor of Physics, Stanford
PhD, Yale, 1948
spouse: Jane Davenport Fairbank

Fairbank, Wilma, 1909-2002.
William Cannon Fairbank
Harvard University
spouse: John King Fairbank

Fan, H. Y., 1912-2001.
Hsu Yin (?)
Academician, Academia Sinica
 

Fan, Liang-Shih.   ­S¨}¤h
Academician, Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 2006
chemical engineering
Distinguished University Professor and C. John Easton Professor in Engineering, Ohio State University
personal page

Fang, Chaoying, 1908-
 

Fang, Thomé H., 1899-1977.    ¤èªF¬ü
Professor of Philosophy, NTU

Farmer, Nancy, 1941-
National Book Award winner, 2002
 

Fast, Howard, 1914-2003.
bestselling author
 

Fast, William L.
Harvard
 

Faulkner, William, 1897-1962.  
writer from Mississippi  
Nobel Prize winner

 
Fearon, James D.    
Stanford

Feelings, Tom, 1933-2003.
born Thomas Feelings in Brooklyn, NY
illustrator of Black history
obit

Fei, Xiaotong, 1910-2005.    ¶O§µ³q
Fei Hsiao-t'ung
sociologist, Beijing University
anthropologist
PhD, University of London
studied under Bronislaw Malinowski
Author of From the Soil;
Peasant Life in China;

obit

 

Feinberg, Joel, 1926-2004.
influential legal philosopher
Bibliography

from ephilosopher

in memoriam

Feng, Peter X.
Associate Professor
Film Studies, Asian American Literature, Cultural Studies, University of Delaware
B.A., Yale; M.A., PhD, The University of Iowa
In search of Asian American cinema

Feuerwerker, Albert
PhD, Harvard

Feuerwerker, Yi-tsi Mei   ±ö仪·O
Professor Emeritus of Chinese Literature,
U. of Michigan <ymfeuer@umich.edu>
Professor Feuerwerker specializes in modern literature and literary theory, having recently worked with Gao Xiaosheng. Her books include Ding Ling's Fiction: Ideology and Narrative in Modern Chinese Literature. She retired in 2000
 

Fewsmith, Joe.  ³Å¤h¨ô
Professor of International Relations, Boston Univ.

Fey, Tina, 1970-
born in Upper Darby, PA.

Fiedler, Fred Edward, 1922-

Fiedler, Leslie A. (=Aaron), 1917-2003.
American literary critic
 

Fiennes, Joseph, 1970-
actor; younger brother of Ralph Fiennes
 

Fiennes, Ralph, 1962-
mother: Jennifer Lash
Schindler's List; The English Patient; Oscar and Lucinda.
his portrayals of Heathcliff (Wuthering Heights), Lenny (Strange Days), T.E. Lawrence (A Dangerous Man),  Charles Van Doren (Quiz Show).   John  (The Cormorant) and Oscar.
"Onegin" and "The End of The Affair".
Red Dragon
 

Fillmore, Charles J.
linguist 
homepage

 

Fillmore, Lily Wong
bilingualism
 

Fischer, David Hackett, 1935-
Warren Professor of History, Brandeis University
 

Fisher, Carrie, 1956-
daughter of Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds
actress & author (Hollywood's script doctor)
Princess Leia in Star Wars
Postcards from the Edge (novel; movie)

Fisher, Helen E.  PhD
Rutgers University prof. of anthropology
author of Anatomy of Love and First Sex.
 

Fiske, Donald Winslow, 1916-2003.
psychologist
 

Fitts, Dudley, 1903-1968.
classicist

Fitz-Gerald, Clark B., d.2004 at 87.
Clark Battle Fitz-Gerald
Maine sculptor

Flanner, Janet, 1892-1978.
journalist
from Library of Congress

Fleischer, Richard O., 1916-2006.
American film director

Floyd, Robert W., 1936-2001.
computer programming
 

Flynn, James R.
political scientist and psychologist (IQ)
The Flynn effect

Fodor, Jerry, 1935-
Rutgers University 

Foer, Jonathan Safran.
Everythign is Illuminated (Houghton Mifflin, 2002)
first William Saroyan Writing Award at Stanford

Fogel, Robert F.
University of Chicago
 

Fogel, Walter A., 1932-2003.
labor economist

Fok, Henry, 1923-2006.
Henry Fok Ying Tung (ÀN­^ªF; pinyin: Huò Yīngdōng)
big tycoon in Hongkong

Folkman, (Moses) Judah, 1933-
cancer warrior; founding the field of angiogenesis research
 

Fong, Hiram L., 1906-2004. ñK¤Í¨}
born Yau Leong Fong
known as Hiram Leong Fong
3-term Republican Senator from Hawaii 
birthdate given as Oct. 15, 1906,
sometimes given as Oct. 1, 1907

Fong, Wen, 1930-   ¤è»D
art history
Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 1992

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¡PAlong the Riverbank ¡GChinese Paintings from the C.C. Wang Family Collection¡Aby Maxwell K. Hearn, Wen C. Fong¡AYale University 1999

¡PThe Embodied Image: Chinese Calligraphy from the John B. Elliott Collection¡Aby Wen C. Fong, Qianshen Bai, Princeton University Art Museum, Seattle Art Museum, Metropolitan Museum of ArtNew York, N.Y., Robert E., Jr. Harrist¡AArt Museum at Princeton University 1999

¡PBetween Two Cultures: Late-Nineteenth- and Early-Twentieth-Century Chinese Painting from the Robert H. Ellsworth Collection¡ALate-Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Chinese Paintings from the Robert H. Ellsworth Collection in The Metropolitan Mu¡Aby Wen C. Fong, Metropolitan Museum of Art¡AYale University 2001

¡PFirst Masterpiece of Chinese Painting: The Admonitions Scroll¡Aby Shane McCausland, Wen C. Fong¡AGeorge Braziller 2003

Fong-Torres, Ben ¤è®¶»¨
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Not Fade Away: A Backstage Pass to 20 Years of Rock & Roll. San Francisco: Miller Freeman Books, 1999. ¡m¤£会®ø³u¡n

Foo, Susanna.  
chef
Su Suilan  Ä¬¸kÄõ
M.L.S., Pitt

Susanna Foo (Äõ­b)
Suilan (¸kÄõ)
»A­b (Trey Yuen)
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Susanna met her mentor and teacher, the late Jacob Rosenthal, founder of the Culinary Institute of America, while she was at Hu-Nan. Rosenthal taught Susanna French-style cooking and encouraged her to take a course at the CIA.

Judge rules today about holding Foo

By Julie Shaw

Inquirer Staff Writer 

Posted on Mon, Nov. 20, 2006

Appearing today in court: High-end restaurateur Susanna Foo v. Philadelphia Parking Authority enforcement officer Juanita Lewis.

Foo is accused of striking Lewis on Sept. 29 after Lewis ticketed a delivery truck driver parked outside Foo's namesake Center City restaurant.

At a preliminary hearing in Municipal Court today, a judge will decide whether Foo, 63, of Villanova, should be held for trial. She is charged with aggravated assault, simple assault, and recklessly endangering another person. An aggravated-assault charge is routinely lodged when the alleged victim is a law enforcement official.

The question is: Did Foo hit Lewis?

From a review of police and hospital records The Inquirer has obtained, accounts differ as to what happened outside Foo's restaurant that Friday.

Some suppliers to the restaurant at Walnut and Sydenham Streets, near 15th, say Lewis is quick to ticket - not abiding by the Parking Authority's own regulations that allow up to a half-hour for deliveries. But other delivery drivers said Lewis had ticketed them fairly.

Lewis, 38, took a medical leave from work right after the encounter. Parking Authority spokeswoman Linda Miller said Lewis returned to work Nov. 8.

Miller would not say where Lewis now patrols, nor would she comment on Lewis' alleged injuries or ticketing practices.

Phil Rhedrick, Lewis' boyfriend, reached by phone at her Olney home, said she was no longer working the area around Foo's restaurant. He said he and Lewis would say no more until after the hearing.

The prosecutor, Assistant District Attorney Kali Agelakis, said she could not comment, citing the active case.

Foo is expected to be represented by veteran lawyer Richard A. Sprague, founder of the Center City law firm Sprague & Sprague. A member of Sprague's defense team, Richard DeSipio, maintains that Foo did not hit Lewis.

According to the complaint Lewis gave police on Sept. 29, she said she was "struck [by Foo] in the stomach and in the face with an open hand."

Lewis went to Thomas Jefferson University Hospital the next day and records written by hospital staff report Lewis said she had been assaulted with a fist to the head and neck. On Sunday, she got X-rays at Jefferson of her head and spine. They showed no hemorrhaging or fracture.

Also that Sunday, Oct. 1, Lewis also went to Mercy Hospital of Philadelphia. According to medical records written by Mercy staff, Lewis said she had been hit in the head and neck, and also kicked in the abdomen. Lewis indicated that she was two months pregnant. Mercy records show that Lewis could have had a miscarriage.

That evening, Rhedrick, her boyfriend, told television reporters that Lewis had miscarried.

Jacqueline Gutmann, a reproductive endocrinologist at the Women's Institute for Fertility, Endocrinology and Menopause in Center City, said it was "highly unlikely" that any alleged assault by Foo could have caused Lewis' miscarriage. Gutmann reviewed the medical records at The Inquirer's request.

Gutmann said Mercy records showed that Lewis was about seven weeks into a pregnancy, but that it was not a "viable pregnancy." At seven weeks, one would expect to see evidence of a heartbeat but none was detected in an initial ultrasound, Gutmann said.

Though records indicated that Mercy staff told Lewis she was miscarrying, Gutmann said the miscarriage and any alleged assault days before appeared to be "unrelated events" given the timing and her medical history.

Drivers delivering near Foo's restaurant can park on Sydenham between Walnut and Locust for 30 minutes from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. in areas marked as loading zones. They cannot park where it says "No Stopping Anytime."

Andy Eng, 53, who delivers tofu and shrimp to Foo's restaurant from Luen Fong Food & Produce, said Lewis had ticketed him 10 or 15 times this year.

Eng called Lewis "the worst" ticketer he's faced, saying she would write him up if he was parked on Sydenham in the loading zone for five minutes. "Every time I deliver, I get a ticket," Eng said. "The lady, I don't know why, she don't give me a chance."

John Couf, general manager of nearby Bertucci's, said Lewis didn't abide by the 30-minute loading period. "I don't think she knows who's loading or unloading," he said. "If she sees a car there period, she'll ticket."

Other delivery drivers said Lewis was just doing her job.

Mike Gardner, a UPS driver who sometimes parks on Walnut, said: "She writes me tickets, but I'm parked illegally. She's never given me an attitude or anything."

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Contact staff writer Julie Shaw at 215-854-2917 or jshaw@phillynews.com.

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Posted Nov. 21, 2006

Foo gets community service

By Julie Shaw

Inquirer Staff Writer

Homeless Philadelphians, Chef Foo may soon be teaching you the finer points of cooking.

Thanks to a deal reached with prosecutors, Susanna Foo, a nationally acclaimed chef and restaurateur, is to teach cooking to the city's poor and homeless instead of facing trial for allegedly striking a Parking Authority ticket writer.

Foo, 63, of Villanova, was to have had a hearing yesterday in Municipal Court on assault charges arising from the Sept. 29 incident. Instead, prosecution and defense attorneys told Judge Francis Cosgrove that they had agreed to drop a simple-assault charge if Foo stays out of trouble for six months and devotes 50 hours to community service.

She will perform that community service for Project HOME, whose cofounder, Sister Mary Scullion, said she was excited to learn of the idea yesterday from the law firm defending Foo. "We have different programs that could utilize her expertise," Sister Mary said in a telephone interview. "She's such a phenomenal restaurant person."

Sister Mary said that details need to be worked out, but that Foo could teach cooking to homeless people who work at the organization's Back Home Cafe at 1515 Fairmount Ave.; work with low-income at-risk teens in Project HOME's entrepreneurial programs at the Honickman Learning Center and Comcast Technology Labs in North Philadelphia (Sister Mary said the teens want to open a small cafe); or provide light meals at the Arch Street United Methodist Church, on Broad Street, which partners with Project HOME to serve meals in winter to the homeless.

Foo is known best for her Susanna Foo Chinese Cuisine restaurant at Walnut and Sydenham Streets in Center City, opened in 1987, which features pricey French-Asian fare. (A recent dinner entree: tea-smoked Peking duck breast and gingered cranberry chutney, for $28.) In 2003 she expanded to Atlantic City with Suilan, another French-Asian restaurant, in the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa.

Foo, who last month opened her third restaurant, a Radnor dumpling house, was accused of striking Parking Authority officer Juanita Lewis on Sept. 29 after Lewis ticketed a delivery truck parked outside Foo's Center City restaurant.

As part of the agreement, the District Attorney's Office is to officially withdraw charges of aggravated assault and reckless endangerment at a court hearing tomorrow. Prosecutors will keep open a simple-assault charge during Foo's probation. The aggravated-assault charge was tacked on because Lewis, the alleged victim, is a law officer.

After six months, if Foo is not arrested on any other charges, authorities will drop the simple-assault charge, Assistant District Attorney Kali Agelakis said in court. Foo's arrest record would also be wiped clean.

Richard A. Sprague, Foo's defense attorney, said in court that he wanted to make it clear that the agreement does not mean Foo is pleading guilty to any charges.

"My client Susanna Foo at all times maintains her innocence," Sprague said. He said Foo agreed to the community service and probation because the deal was too good to turn down.

Foo sat at the defense table during the short hearing, flanked by her defense lawyers.

Lewis, 38, appeared angry as she sat in the courtroom gallery, accompanied by her civil lawyer, John DeVirgilis.

Neither Foo nor Lewis spoke in court. After the court session, Lewis said in a phone interview that Foo did not volunteer to do community service and maintained the restaurateur had hit her with a closed fist. Lewis would not elaborate.

"She [Foo] knows what she did and her lawyers know what she did," Lewis said. "I'm satisfied with what we got. There was some guilt, trust me. If not, why would she be on probation?"

DeVirgilis said he is considering filing a civil lawsuit on Lewis' behalf against Foo on the assault claim.

"Clearly, there was an assault," DeVirgilis said by phone. "We're still obtaining some of the facts. There's certainly a witness that's indicated that. My client's indicated that."

DeVirgilis said the witness saw Foo strike Lewis.

Sprague, Foo's lawyer, told reporters outside the Criminal Justice Center that Foo had raised her hand during her Sept. 29 encounter with Lewis.

When pressed on whether Foo hit or touched Lewis, Sprague said: "All I'm telling you is she [Foo] is innocent."

He said Foo "thinks it will be great" to teach people cooking so that, as Sprague put it, they won't have to eat "at McDonald's."

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Posted Nov. 21, 2006

Susanna Foo accepts community service; charges to be dropped

By Julie Shaw

INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

Whether restaurant owner Susanna Foo hit or touched a Philadelphia Parking Authority enforcement officer was not answered in Municipal Court this morning or afterward.

The District Attorney's Office and lawyers defending Foo told Judge Francis Cosgrove that they had reached an agreement in which Foo will enter a pretrial diversionary program known as ARD, or Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition, which allows nonviolent first-time offenders to avoid lengthy pretrial delays and a possible trial.

By going into the ARD program, Foo is not pleading guilty to any charges.

She will instead be on probation for the next six months and will spend 50 hours performing community service.

Foo will give free cooking lessons to the poor in a church setting.

Foo, 63, of Villanova, was scheduled for a preliminary hearing this morning. The hearing was not held following the announcement of the ARD agreement.

Foo was accused of striking Parking Authority officer Juanita Lewis on Sept. 29 after Lewis ticketed a delivery truck parked outside Foo's namesake Center City restaurant.

As part of the agreement, the District Attorney's Office plans to withdraw charges of aggravated assault and recklessly endangering another person. This is expected to happen at a separate hearing Wednesday. An aggravated-assault charge is routinely lodged when the alleged victim is a law enforcement official.

Prosecutors will keep open a simple-assault charge during the six months of Foo's non-reporting probation.

After the six months, if Foo is not arrested again, authorities will drop the simple-assault charge, Assistant District Attorney Kali Agelakis said in court this morning.

Richard A. Sprague, Foo's defense lawyer, said in court that he wanted to make it clear that the agreement in no way means that Foo is pleading guilty to hitting Lewis.

"My client Susanna Foo at all times maintains her innocence," Sprague said.

Sprague said Foo agreed to the community service and probation in exchange for prosecutors' eventually expunging all charges because the deal was "too good" to be turned down.

Both Foo and Lewis were in court this morning, but did not speak.

After the court session, Sprague said outside the Criminal Justice Center: "Why go through a long drawn-out trial to get acquitted? It's a good deal from our standpoint."

When asked about the Sept. 29 encounter between Foo and Lewis, Sprague said Foo had raised her hand. He would not answer whether Foo even touched Lewis, saying, "All I'm telling you is she is innocent."

Agelakis, the prosecutor, said after the hearing that she could not say whether Foo hit Lewis because she could not discuss any evidence that was discovered.

 

Foote, Shelby, 1916-2005.
Civil War historian and novelist
obit, NPR

Ford, George H.
 

Forrest, Leon,  -1997.  age 60
novelist
 

Forward, Robert L. (i.e. Lull), 1932-2002.
physicist and sci-fi novelist
 

Foster, Roy F., 1949-
R. F. Foster (Robert Fitzroy Foster)
Carroll Professor of Irish History at Oxford
The Key Reporter, Winter 2004, p.4
James Tait Black Memorial Prize, 1997

Foster, Stephen Collins, 1829-1864.
born in Lawrenceville, PA (outside Pittsburgh)

My Old Kentucky Home, Good Night
Old Folks at Home
 (also known as The Swanee River, Florida state song)
Oh, Susanna

midi

Foucault, Michel, 1926-1984.
died of AIDS
 

Fowles, John,1926-2005.
British author of ambiguous endings
novels: The French lieutenant's woman

Frame, Janet, 1924-2004.
Janet Paterson Frame
novelist and writer who explored madness
World-acclaimed New Zealand writer
Owls do Cry (first novel, 1960)
author of a three-part autobiography that was turned into the film Angel at My Table by Jane Campion

Francis, W. Nelson
W. Nelson Francis, Brown University, Box 1928, Providence, RI 02912. He is Emeritus Professor of Linguistics at Brown University and compiler of the Brown Standard Corpus of Present-Day English. His research is in English dialectology and Computer Corpora. He is a senior consulting editor of Journal of English Linguistics.
 

Frank, Robert, 1924-
Swiss photographer

 

Franklin, Rev. John

St. Stephens Episcopal Church, Hamburg, MI

John Franklin, Ph.D., NCC
Professor & Director of Addiction Studies

University of Detroit Mercy
frankljt@udmercy.edu

Dr. Franklin is a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in the treatment of addictive disorders and co-occurring mental illnesses. He has directed the addiction studies program since its inception in 1978. He teaches drug effects, theories of addiction, group methods, family systems, qualitative research and compulsive gambling. His publications deal with chemical dependence among women, alternative education as preventive of substance abuse, treatment outcomes for adolescents and their families, and steroid dependence among male weight-lifters. His current interests are sexual addiction and the confluence of spirituality and psychotherapy. In 2002 he received the Distinguished Professor Award from his colleagues at UDM. John hold a B.A. in philosophy from St. Mary of the Lake Seminary, an S.T.L. in theology from the Gregorian University, an M.A. in clinical psychology from the University of Illinois Springfield and a Ph.D. in educational psychology from the University of Michigan.

Frazier, Charles, 1950-
PhD, U of South Carolina, 1986
born in Asheville, North Carolina (also O. Henry, Thomas Wolfe)
first novel, Cold Mountain (1997 National Book Award winner, a successful film starring Jude Law and Nicole Kidman)
Thirteen Moons (October 2006)
entry from wikipedia

Freedberg, David.
Professor of Art History, Columbia University
The Key Reporter, Winter 2004, p.1

Freeling, Nicolas, 1927-2003.
British detective novelist

Freund, John E., 1921-2004.
obituary
professor emeritus of mathematics and statistics
Arizona State University

Frey, William H.
demographer
http://www.frey-demographer.org/publications.html
 

Friedan, Betty, 1921-2006.
feminist
author of Feminine Mystique
obituary from NY Times

Friedman, Milton, 1912-2006.
Nobel Prize-winning economist

Friedman, Thomas L., 1953-
New York Times columnist;
Thrice Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
 

Fries, Charles C., 1887-1967.
linguist
 

Fried, Charles, 1935-
Professor of Law, Harvard

Friedman, Kinky, 1944-
band the Texas Jewboys

Fu, Charles Wei-Hsun, 1933-1996.  ³Å°¶¾±
Professor of Religion, Temple University
Charles Wei-Hsun Fu Foundation (San Diego State University)
Sandra Ann Wawrytko-Fu, PhD  µØ¬À¹Å
Su-er Chung Áé²Q¨à

Fu, King-Sun, 1930-1985.  ³Å¨Ê®]
deceased April 29, 1985
NAE, 1976
Academician, Academica Sinica, 1978
pattern recognition
National Academy of Engineering,
Memorial Tributes, Volume 3 (1989), pp.174-177
http://books.nap.edu/books/0309039398/html/175.html#pagetop
STUDIES IN PATTERN RECOGNITION
A Memorial to the Late Professor King-Sun Fu (1997)
edited by H. Freeman

 
Fu, Norman   ³Å«Ø¤¤
US Bureau Chief, China Times (Taiwan)

Fu, Pei-mei, 1931-2004.  ³Å°ö±ö
Taiwan's legendary chef and culinary godmother

Fu, Shen, 1937-     ³Å¥Ó
B.A., National Taiwan Normal University
PhD, Princeton
spouse: Marilyn Fu

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Fu, Sherwin Shaw-Shien¡M1934-    ³Å§µ¥ý
PhD, University of Wisconsin, 1980
M.A., Marquette University
M.A., Chengchi Univ., journalism
B.A., Taida, waiwen
Zhejiang Shaoxing ren
Xiaoxian Fu, Sherwin S. S. Fu
wife: Dr. Tina Fu, director of library services, Eastern Connecticut State University
daughter: Shelley Fu (1966- )
§x¾Ç¶° (1979)¡M µLªáªº¶é¦a (1978)

Fu, Shu-hsien, 1937-    ³Å­z¥ý
James S. Fu; Shuxian Fu
«CªÙ´²°O (1979)

Fu, Yi-chin.  ³Å¤@¶Ô
Lin Yutang: A Bundle of Contrast.  Fu Jen Studies 21 (1988): 29-44.
 

 
Fukuyama, Francis, 1952-
B.A., Cornell;
Ph.D., Harvard
Bernard L. Schwartz Professor of International Political Economy and Director of the International Development Program at the Johns Hopkins University's Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies
The End of History and the Last Man
homepage

Fulton, William H.
Bill Fulton
Chester County Planning Commission executive director
retired in July 2006 after 21 years of service

Fultz, Dave, 1921-2002.
U of Chicago meteorologist
 

Fung, Margaret C.    ±i¹©Áé
PhD, Indiana University
professor of library science
National Chengchi University (Taiwan)

Fung, Yu-Lan   ¶¾¤ÍÄõ
philosopher
 

Fung, Yuan-Cheng Bert, 1919-   ¶¾¤¸·©
bioengineer, UC San Diego
U. S. National Medal of Science, 2000
 

Gabor, Greta.   correct spelling: Greta Garbo

Gabor, Jolie, 1894 (or 1899)-1997. mother

Gabor sisters     (Budapest-born actresses)
Gabor, Eva, 1920 (or 1919)-1995.
Gabor, Magada, 1914-1997.
Gabor, Zsa Zsa, 1917 (or 1918 or 1919)-

 

Gabrieli, John.
Stanford psychologist; brain researcher
 

Galbraith, John Kenneth, 1908-2006.
Canadian-born, Berkeley-trained Harvard economist
obituary, New York Times, April 30, 2006

Galbraith, John Semple, 1916-2003.
historian (age 86)
UC San Diego chancellor

Gallistel, Charles R.
NAS 2002, psychology
 

Gans, Herbert J., 1927-
sociologist
PhD, Penn
 

Gao, Xingjian, 1940-    °ª¦æ°·
Nobel 2000
 

Garbo, Alva,  1903-1926.

Garbo, Greta, 1905-1990.
Stockholm-born American actress

Garbo, Zsa Zsa (or Magda or Eva or Jolie)
see Gabor trio (sisters)
 

Garbarino, James, 1947-
Cornell professor of child development
 

Garcia-Molina, Hector.
professor, Stanford
 

Gardner, John, 1933-1982.
writer, medieval scholar
 

Gardner, John W., 1912-2002.
founder of Common Cause;
former HEW Secretary
 

Gardner, Richard Alan, 1931-2003.
psychiatrist

Gates, Henry Louis, Jr., 1950-
Henry Louis "Skip" Gates Jr.
born in West Virginia
the W.E.B. Du Bois Professor of the Humanities, Chair of Afro-American Studies, and Director of the W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for Afro-American Research at Harvard University

Gauthier, Mary.
singer/songwriter (pronounced go-shay)

Geertz, Clifford, 1926-2006.
cultural anthropologist
obituary, NY Times, Nov. 1, 2006
entry from wikipedia
influenced Stephen Greenblatt
The Interpretation of cultures (1973)
Harvard professor and literary scholar Stephen Greenblatt identifies him as a strong influence, and Geertz acknowledged Greenblatt as a faithful interpreter of his work.

Geffen, David, 1943-
David Lawrence Geffen
In 1994, Geffen co-founded the DreamWorks SKG studio with Steven Spielberg and Jeffrey Katzenberg.
David Geffen is the subject of several books, most recently "The Operator: David Geffen Builds, Buys, and Sells the New Hollywood" by Thomas R. King, who initially had Geffen's cooperation, but later did not. An earlier biography was "The Rise and Rise of David Geffen".

Gehry, Frank, 1929-
Pritzker Prize-winning architect
born Ephraim Owen Goldberg

 

Gelber, Jack, 1932-2003.
playwright of Connection
 

Gellerman, Saul William, 1928 or 1929-2003.
psychologist and management consultant
 

Gere, Richard, 1949-
actor; born in Philadelphia
 

Ghent, Emmanuel Robert, 1925-2003.
composer

Gibney, Frank, 1924-2006.
obituary

Gielgud, Sir John, 1904-2000.
towering Shakespearean actor

Gilbert, Elliot L., 1930-1991.
Prof of English, UC Davis

To the great dismay of his colleagues and students, Elliot L. Gilbert died unexpectedly following surgery on February 11, 1991. He had recently assumed leadership of the English Department as its new chair and in six short months had renewed the Department's sense of being a community of scholars. Aware that there might soon be a hiring freeze and that he had surgery impending, Professor Gilbert nevertheless vigorously pursued a successful departmental job search for new faculty. The day before his operation he transcribed a setting he had composed years before of Keats' poem ¡§I had a dove,¡¨ later sung by his daughter Katherine at a deeply moving memorial service. As his colleague the poet Alan Williamson wrote, ¡§It was hard not to feel it was Elliot's farewell to the world.¡¨

Born December 1, 1930, in New York City, Professor Gilbert was graduated cum laude from New York University, where he received bachelor's and master's degrees in English and was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He earned his Ph.D. in English from Cornell University in 1963, where he met and married Sandra Mortola, a promising English major and poet. Sandra Gilbert, who also teaches in the Davis English Department, is a well-known authority on women's literature and a prize-winning poet. After military service, Elliot Gilbert taught at Columbia University and Brooklyn College before coming to the Davis campus in 1966 at a time when the University of California was rapidly expanding.

One of Elliot Gilbert's lasting legacies to the University was, with Diane Johnson and Karl Shapiro, to found the UC Davis Graduate Creative Writing Program, now one of the finest in the nation. A talented fiction writer himself, he published work, ranging from innovative ¡§one page novels¡¨ to detective stories, in a number of journals.

In addition, he regularly taught a popular course in mystery fiction for the UC Berkeley Extension Program. Another legacy was his founding and editing of The California Quarterly in 1972, an internationally recognized literary magazine that has published the work of writers and poets from all over the world, often before they became famous. The Quarterly has provided for almost 20 years invaluable experience for student writers, some of whom have found careers in publishing and remember vividly their extraordinary editing apprenticeshp under Elliot Gilbert.

Professor Gilbert's major area of research was Victorian literature. Most English professors count themselves fortunate to publish in a lifetime one article in Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, the leading and most often-cited journal in the discipline, but he published four, on Kipling, Carlyle, Dickens, and Tennyson. One of the world's leading experts on Rudyard Kipling, Elliot Gilbert authored several books, among them The Good Kipling (Ohio University Press) and ¡§O Beloved Kids¡¨: Rudyard Kipling's Letters to His Children (Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich). He was among the University of California faculty who founded the Dickens Project, housed and directed on the Santa Cruz campus. It was at the Project's conferences and at the UC Davis Picnic Day that he gave memorable readings of Charles Dickens, performing as Dickens in Victorian costume and wearing a stove-pipe hat. With his flashing eyes, wavy hair and beard, and a commanding stage presence, Elliot Gilbert held his audiences spellbound.

Elliot Gilbert was a charismatic teacher who presented literature within the widest possible cultural context of history and the arts. Music was an integral part of his classroom teaching and his family life. Unknown to many of his colleagues he composed songs, some humorous, but most in the German lieder tradition of Schubert and Strauss. He loved opera, especially Wagner, and had served as a ¡§curtain page¡¨ for the San Francisco Opera Company. He was amused that even though ¡§pages¡¨ were supposed to be invisible while assisting at curtain calls they were dressed in eighteenth-century footmen costumes, regardless of the period of the particular opera being performed.

He had a strong commitment to undergraduate education and in 1983 chaired a special Academic Senate committee charged with implementing on the Davis campus a general education program that would stimulate the intellectual growth of all students in subject areas beyond their own major. He was concerned with preserving the concept of a scholarly and cultural community and directed his oftenacerbic wit toward a university that, as one colleague has written, ¡§was forgetting its whole past¡¨ and toward ¡§fashionable academics who thought that it did not matter.¡¨

Students, staff, and colleagues alike loved his sometimes intimidating verbal brilliance while recognizing in him a great compassion and an essential kindness. When learning of his sudden death, students wept in classes and in faculty offices.

The Gilberts maintained lively households in Berkeley and at Sea Ranch on the Sonoma coast where they nurtured three children--Roger, an assistant professor of literature at Cornell University; Katherine, a lyric soprano and a candidate for an M.B.A.; and Susanna, a graduate student in English on the Santa Barbara campus. Elliot Gilbert will be missed and long remembered by his students and colleagues on the Davis campus and his many friends in the University of California and in the profession.

Gilbert, Margaret P.
PhD, Oxford
UC Irvine
Abraham I. Melden Chair in Moral Philosophy

 

Gilbert, Sandra M., 1936-
Professor Emerita of English
UC Davis
Sandra Mortola Gilbert

Gilchrist, Steve, 1955-
famous Australian mandolin and guitar maker

Giles, Herbert A. (»C²z´µ). 1892. A Chinese English Dictionary. (华­^¤j辞¨å), Shanghai. 1912, second edition, revised and enlarged.

Gill, Brendan, 1914-1997.
An author and critic, Gill wrote for the NEW YORKER for more than 60 years. A champion of architectural preservation and other visual arts, he chaired the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and authored 15 books, including HERE AT THE NEW YORKER (1975, Random House).

 

Gilligan, Carol, 1936-
psychologist; feminist
America's 25 most influential people
(Time magazine, June 17, 1996)

 

Ginsberg, Allen, 1926-1997.
master poet of the Beat generation
 

Ginsparg, Paul
MacArthur Fellow, 2002; Cornell Prof. of physics

Gioia, Dana, 1950-
(pronounced JOY-A)
poet, critic, anthologist
B.A., Stanford
M.A., Harvard
chair, National Endowment of the Arts
D.H.L.,WCU, 2004

 

Giovanni, Nikki, 1943-
poet
Distinguished Professor
Virginia Tech University

Gitlin, Todd, 1943-
sociologist
 

Glass, Julia, 1956-
National Book Award winner, 2002

Glass, Shirley P., 1936-2003.
born Shirley Bernice Politzer
Dr. Shirley Glass
psychologist; expert on infidelity

 

Glazer, Nathan, 1924-
sociologist

Go, Seigen, 1914-     §d²M·½
Wu, Ching-Yuan; Go Seigen (was Go Kureizumi)
Wu Qingyuan
considered by many as the greatest 20th century Go player ("Go on Go")
entry from Wikipedia

Goffen, Rona, 1944-2004.
art historian
PhD, Columbia, 1974

Goldberg, Itche, 1904-2006.
also Itshe Goldberg
Yiddish writer
obituary:
NY Times, January 3, 2007

Goldblatt, Howard   ¸¯¯E¤å
 

Goldin, Paul R.
Professor of Chinese Thought, Penn

Golding, William, 1911-1993.
Nobel Prize winner (literature), 1983
Lord of the Flies 

Goldman, Marshall L.
Russian specialist, Harvard

Goldman, Merle  ¸¯(¤à)¼w°Ò  (wife of Marshall Goldman)
China specialist, Harvard and Boston Univ.

Goldsmith, Oliver, 1728-1774.   Irish dramatist
She Stoops to Conquer; or the Mistakes of the Night
    synopsis
    from Blackmask
    from Project Gutenberg
    essay by  Catherine Cooper

Goldsmith, Werner, 1924-2003.
authority on mechanics

Goldworthy, Andy, 1956-
British sculptor; nature artist

 

Gollin, Alfred M., 1926-2005.
historian, UC Santa Barbara

Gong, Hwang-Cherng, 1934-  ÅǷ׫°
linguist
Academia Sinica (Taiwan), 2002

Good, Robert Alan, 1922-2003.
father of modern immunology

Goode, William Josiah, 1917-2003.
known as Si Goode  
President of the American Sociological Association
Stanford's expert on family life and divorce  
wife: Lenore J. Weitzman, the Clarence J. Robinson Professor of Sociology and Law at George Mason University

Goodman, Benny, 1909-1986.
king of swing
 

Goodwin, Doris Kearns, 1943-
Presidential historian

Gorbman, Aubrey, 1914-2003.
zoologist
Univ. of Washington professor
died of Parkinson's Disease

Gordon, Leonard H. D. ¡]°ª²z¹ç¡^

Gordy, Berry.
Motown
Berry Gordy, Jr.
Playboy interview, August 1995

Gorky, Maxim, 1868-1936.
Russian novelist

Gossett, Philip
Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholars
 

Gould, Gordon, 1920-2005.
figure in the invention of the laser

Gould, Stephen Jay, 1941-2002.
Harvard paleontologist
 

Graham, Katharine, 1917-2001.
publisher of the Washington Post
Newsweek, July 30, 2001, cover story
 

Graham, Loren R.
Professor of History of Science
MIT and Harvard

Graham, Robert Klark, 1907-1997.   (some give 1906-1997) optical physicist   (cf. William Shockley; the Bell curve)
He made fortune by developing shatterproof plastic eyeglass lenses. Later he established sperm bank (or genius baby farm), whose first donors were Nobel Prize winners
 

Grant, Michael, 1914-2004.
British classical historian


Gray, Spalding, 1941-2004.
actor-writer
committed suicide

Greeley, (Father) Andrew M., 1928-
PhD. 1962
priest, author, sociologist
Renaissance priest

Greenberg, Joseph H., 1915-2001.
Joseph Harold Greenberg
Stanford linguist 
obit: historical linguist
from Wikipedia

 

Greenblatt, Stephen, 1943-
historicism
Harvard professor
influenced by Clifford Geertz
Harvard professor and literary scholar Stephen Greenblatt identifies Clifford Geertz as a strong influence, and Geertz acknowledged Greenblatt as a faithful interpreter of his work.

Grene, David, 1913-2002.
classicist at the U. of Chicago
 

Griffin, Donald R., 1915-2003.
professor, Harvard
founder of cognitive ethology

Grosz, Barbara J.
Higgins Professor of Natural Sciences
Harvard University
 

Gu, Chaohao, 1926-   Gu Chao-Hao

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Guicharnaud, Jacques, 1924-2005.
Yale professor of French
wife: June Beckelman Guicharnaud (1922-1989)

Gunn, Thom, 1929-2004.
poet; born in U.K. "Thomson William Gunn"
Guggenheim Fellow, 1971
MacArthur Fellow, 1993
gay; his companion of 52 years, Mike Kitay

Gunther, Gerald, 1927-2002.
constitutional law scholar at Stanford

 

Guo, Jang-Ting     ³¢«Ø§Ê
Professor of Economics, UC Riverside
PhD, UCLA
B.A., National Taiwan University

Guo, Songfen, 1938-2005. ³¢ªQ´Ù
(x Kuo, Sung-fen, 1938-2005)
   Moon Seal (yueyin)
remembrances by ¶ÀÀA¾ð

 

Guth, Alan H.
Victor F. Weisskopf Professor of Physics at the MIT
 

Guyton, Arthur Clifton, 1919-2003.
MD; University of Mississippi Medical Center