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Rabi, I. I. (1898-1988) NAS biographical memoir
Rabin, Albert Israel, 1912-2010.
Albert Israel Rabin (1912-2010): Obituary. Harris, Lauren Julius.
American Psychologist. Vol. 66 (7), Oct 2011, 636.
Rabut, Isabelle 何碧玉
Racker, Efraim (1913-1991) NAS biographical memoir
Rahn, Hermann (1912-1990) NAS biographical memoir
Raine, Kathleen, 1908-2003. Mystically inclined British poet and a scholar of Yeats and Blake
had a lifelong passion for all things Indian; had a doomed love affair with the naturalist, homosexual Gavin Maxwell; obit from The Guardian; born Kathleen Jessie Raine
Obituary: Victor Raimy (1913-1987). Hodges, William F.; Weatherley, Donald.
American Psychologist. Vol. 45 (3), March 1990, 398.
Rainwater, James (1917-1986) NAS biographical memoir
Ramanujan, Srinivasa, 1887-1920. FRS. mathematician xx Ken Ono (1968- )
Rammelkamp, Charles H. (1911-1981) NAS biographical memoir
Ramphele, Mamphela Aletta, 1947- Managing Director of the World Bank; social anthropologist and physician
Randolph, A. Philip, 1889-1979. pioneer in civil rights and labor
Ransom, Harry Huntt, 1908-1976.
Ransome, Frederick L. (1868-1935) NAS biographical memoir
Ranson, Stephen W. (1880-1942) NAS biographical memoir
Rao, Raja, 1908-2006. Indian novelist; obituary, NY Times, July 15, 2006
Rao, Yi, 1962- 饒毅 PhD, UCSF under Lily and Yuh-Nung Jan
former wife: Wu, Jane Y. 吴瑛 Jane Ying Wu MD, PhD Northwestern, neurology
Rao, Zongyi, 1917- 饒宗頤 Jao Tsung-I 漢學大師
Raper, John R. (1911-1974) NAS biographical memoir
Raper, Kenneth B. (1908-1987) NAS biographical memoir
Rasmussen, Norman C. (1927-2003) NAS biographical memoir
Ratner, Sarah (1903-1999) NAS biographical memoir
Rawls, John, 1921-2002. influential political philosopher, Harvard; obit
Ray, Judith Diana, 1946- PhD; professor, phys ed.
Ray, Oakley Stern, 1931-2007.
Oakley Stern Ray (1931-2007): Obituary. Moore, Dana L.
American Psychologist. Vol. 63 (1), Jan 2008, 56.
Rea, Christopher G. 雷勤風
Read, Allen Walker, 1906-2002. philologist; etymologist
Redfield, Alfred C. (1890-1983) NAS biographical memoir
Redgrave, Vannesa, 1937- daughter: Natasha Richardson
Redgrove, Peter, 1932-2003. prolific British poet, died of Parkinson's disease
Redl, Fritz, 1902-1988.
Fritz Redl (1902-1988): Obituary. Raush, Harold L.
American Psychologist. Vol. 47(9), Sep 1992, 1143
Reed, Henry Hope, Jr., 1915-2013. architectural critic
Reese, Ellen P. (Ellen Pulford), 1926-1997.
Ellen Pulford Reese (1926-1997): Obituary. Sulzer-Azaroff, Beth.
American Psychologist. Vol. 54(11), Nov 1999, 1028.
Reeside, John B., Jr. (1889-1958) NAS biographical memoir
Rehak, Paul, 1954-2004. American Journal of Archaeology, July 2004, 108(3):447-448.
Rehm, Lynn P., 1941-2010.
Lynn P. Rehm (1941-2010): Obituary. Kaslow, Nadine J.; Carter, Alice S.
American Psychologist. Vol. 66 (3), April 2011, 229.
Reichelderfer, Francis W. (1895-1983) NAS biographical memoir
Reichelt, Karl Ludvig 艾香德
Reid, Gilbert 李佳白
Reid, Harry F. (1859-1944) NAS biographical memoir
Reilley, Charles N. (1925-1981) NAS biographical memoir
Reines, Frederick (1918-1998) NAS biographical memoir
Reinhardt, William P. Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholars
Reischauer, Edwin O., 1910-1990. 賴世和 Harvard;
因父親為赴日的基督教長老會傳教士,賴世和1910年生於日本。十六歲 之前的早年歲月在日度過,1931年畢業於美國歐柏林 (Oberlin College) 學院,1932得哈佛碩士,1933-1938得哈佛燕京學社獎學金在法,日,中等國研究日本語言和歷史,1939以古代中日關係史的研究獲得哈佛博士。他是葉理綏 (Serge Elisseeff) 教授的學生,亦曾任東亞系教授,第二次世界大戰中曾加入美國陸軍部,擔任日本電訊密碼解讀工作,戰後回哈佛任教,擔任日本語言和歷史課程。
Reiter, Florian C. 常志靜
Remmers, H. H. (Hermann Henry), 1892-1969.
Remsen, Ira (1846-1927) NAS biographical memoir
Rembski, Stanislav, 1896-1998. prolific portraitist with an economical style that masterfully evoked the spirit of his subjects; died in Baltimore, Maryland. Among the best known of Rembski's 1,500 works were posthumous portraits of Presidents Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt, the latter commissioned by Eleanor in 1945. (from Time magazine, September 28, 1998, p. 29)
Ren, Chang-You 任長佑 older sister of Lisa C. Woo
http://saturn.cksh.tp.edu.tw/~webadmin/site2/data/user/glory/files/201209170825340.pdf
http://anordinarychinese.blogspot.com/2010_10_01_archive.html
Renshaw, Samuel, 1892-1981.
Obituary: Samuel Renshaw (1892-1981). Larsen, Jr., John M.
American Psychologist. Vol. 38 (2), Feb 1983, 226.
Replogle, Frederick Allen, 1898-1990.
Fred A. Replogle (1898-1990): Obituary. Thompson, Jack.
American Psychologist. Vol. 48(4), Apr 1993, 454.
Restany, Pierre, 1930-2003. influential French art critic; formulator of 'New Realism' in art
Restle, Frank J., 1927-1980.
Frank J. Restle (1927-1980). Davis, James H.; Greeno, James G.
American Psychologist. Vol. 37 (9), Sept 1982, 1058.
Revelle, Roger (1909-1991) NAS biographical memoir
Rey, H. A. (Hans Augusto), 1898-1977
Rey, Margret (Elizabeth Waldstein), 1906-1996..
co-creators of Curious George, a children's book series about a mischievous monkey
Reynolds, John H. (1923-2000) NAS biographical memoir
Rheingold, Harriet L. (Harriet Lange), 1908-2000.
Harriet Lange Rheingold (1908-2000): Obituary. Lipsitt, Lewis P; Ornstein, Peter A.
American Psychologist. Vol. 57 (5), May 2002, 366.
Rhine, J. B. (Joseph Banks), 1895-1980.
Obituary: Joseph Banks Rhine (1895-1980). Mauskopf, Seymour; McVaugh, Michael.
American Psychologist. Vol. 36 (3), March 1981, 310-311.
Rhoades, M. M. (1903-1991) NAS biographical memoir
Rhoads, Jonathan E. Philadelphia surgeon﹔ Westtown School alumnus
Ricci, Matteo, 1552-1610. 利瑪竇 x Li, Ma-Dou (S.J.)
Rice, Anne, 1941- New Orleans writer; vampires; links
Rice, Anne, 1941- see also Borchardt, Alice, 1939-2007. sister
Rice, Christopher, 1978-
Rice, Oscar K. (1903-1978) NAS biographical memoir
Rice, Stan, 1942-2002.
Rich, Arnold R. (1893-1968) NAS biographical memoir
Rich, Katherine Russell, 1955-2012.
Richards, Alfred N. (1876-1966) NAS biographical memoir
Richards, Dickinson W. (1895-1973) NAS biographical memoir
Richards, Theodore W. (1868-1928) NAS biographical memoir
Richardson, Jane S. Duke biochemist; MacArthur Fellow
Rimmer, Harry, 1890-1952. evangelist
Richie, Donald, 1924-2013. expert on Japan
Mr. Richie was best known for his book on Japan’s most famous directors, Akira Kurosawa and Yasujiro Ozu,
Richter, Curt Paul, 1894-1988.
Richter, Curt P. (1894-1988) NAS biographical memoir
Obituary: Curt Paul Richter (1894-1988). Rozin, Paul.
American Psychologist. Vol. 45 (6), June 1990, 771-772.
Richtmyer, Floyd K. (1881-1939) NAS biographical memoir
Rick, Charles M., Jr. (1915-2002) NAS biographical memoir
Rickers-Ovsiankina, Maria A. (Maria Arsenjevna), 1898-1993.
Maria Rickers-Ovsiankina (1898-1993): Obituary. Farina, Amerigo.
American Psychologist. Vol. 51(6), Jun 1996, 650.
Rickett, Adele Austin, 1919-1994. 李又安
Rickett, W. Allyn, 1921- 李克 Professor Emeritus of Chinese Studies, Penn
Riddle, Oscar (1877-1968) NAS biographical memoir
Ridgway, Robert (1850-1929) NAS biographical memoir
Reichert, Herbert W., 1917-1978. Professor of German Literature, 1958 John Simon Guggenheim Fellow
Rieder, Jonathan, 1948- professor of sociology, Barnard College
Gospel of Freedom: Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Letter from Birmingham Jail and the Struggle That Changed a Nation (Hardcover)By Jonathan Rieder $25.00 ISBN-13: 9781620400586 Availability: On Our Shelves Now Published: Bloomsbury Press, 4/2013
Riesen, Austin H. (Austin Herbert), 1913-1996.
Austin H. Riesen (1913-1996). Rumbaugh, Duane M.
American Psychologist. Vol. 53(1), Jan 1998, 60-61.
Riesman, David, 1909-2002. sociologist Philadelphia-born
Riessman, Frank, 1924-2004. social psychologist; self-help movement; died of Parkinson's disease
Rieu, Andries, 1917-1992.
Rieu, Andre, 1949- Dutch crossover classical violinist/conductor, Johann Strauss Orchestra
"The Flying Dutchman"; Strangers in Paradise (from Kismet) by A. Borodin
Riftin, Boris 李褔清
Rigby, Marilyn K., 1927-1990.
Marilyn K. Rigby (1927-1990): Obituary. Korn, James H; Richey, Marjorie H.
American Psychologist. Vol. 46(5), May 1991, 533.
Rigger,Shelley. 任雪麗 B.A., Princeton; PhD, Harvard; Prof., Davidson College
Riggs, Lorrin A. (Lorrin Andrews), 1912-2008.
Lorrin Andrews Riggs (1912-2008): Obituary. Wooten, B. R.; Kling, J. W.
American Psychologist. Vol. 64 (1), Jan 2009, 46-47.
Rigney, Harold. 1900-1980. 芮歌尼 ; 輔仁大學的Harold Rigney神父(即輔仁大學校務長的芮歌尼,後來寫有「Four Years In A Red Hell」
Riker, Albert J. (1894-1982) NAS biographical memoir
Riker, William H. (1920-1993) NAS biographical memoir
Rindos, David, 1947-1996.
Rioch, Margaret J. (Margaret Jeffrey), 1907-1996.
Obituary: Margaret Jeffrey Rioch (1907-1996). Evans, F. Barton III.
American Psychologist. Vol. 53(11), Nov 1998, 1219-1220.
Ris, Hans (1914-2002) NAS biographical memoir
Risley, Todd R., 1937-2007.
Todd R. Risley (1937-2007): Obituary. Lutzker, John R.
American Psychologist. Vol. 63 (6), Sep 2008, 559.
Ristivojević, Dušica 杜鵑華
Ristow, Walter William, 1908-2006. PhD map librarian
Ritchie, Dennis, 1941-2011. co-developer of Unix with Kenneth Thompson developer of C language; NAS, AAAS National Medal of Engineering
Ritt, Joseph F. (1893-1951) NAS biographical memoir
Rittenberg, David (1906-1970) NAS biographical memoir
Rittenberg, Sidney, 1921- 李敦白
Ritter, Jürgen 周裕耕
Riukas, Stanley, 1919-2006. Professor of Philosophy, West Chester University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Riukas came from Lithuania; Inherent and Instrumental Values in Ethics
Rivers, Thomas M. (1888-1962) NAS biographical memoir
Robbins, Frederick C. (1916-2003) NAS biographical memoir
Robbins, Tim, 1958- Shawshank Redemption; Mystic River
spouse (1988-2009): Susan Sarandon
Robbins, William J. (1890-1978) NAS biographical memoir
Roberts, Alfred D., 1923-2012. http://obituaries.expressionstributes.com/?mobile=5f67263896 WCU professor
Roberts, J. M., 1928-2003. John Morris Roberts, British historian; author of History of the World
Roberts, John M. (1916-1990) NAS biographical memoir
Roberts, Richard B. (1910-1980) NAS biographical memoir
Robertson, Howard P. (1903-1961) NAS biographical memoir
Robertson, Maureen 雷麥倫
Robertson, Oswald H. (1886-1966) NAS biographical memoir
Robeson, Paul, 1898-1976. born in Princeton and died in Philly; Paul Robeson on the Web
Robinet, Isabelle 賀碧來
Robinson, Abraham (1918-1974) NAS biographical memoir
Robinson, Benjamin L. (1864-1935) NAS biographical memoir
Robinson, Julia (1919-1985) NAS biographical memoir
Robinson, Ken, 1950- educator; Sir Ken Robinson; creativity http://sirkenrobinson.com/
http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,2144564,00.html
Robinson, Mary, 1944- human rights advocate former President of Ireland; United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (1997-2002) http://www.stanford.edu/dept/news/pr/03/tanner2003129.html http://www.fulbrightalumni.org/prize/1999/bio-rob.htm
Rochberg, George, 1918-2005. American composer
Rochester, George, 1908-2002. nuclear physicist
Rochlin, Martin, 1928-2003.
Martin Rochlin (1928-2003): Obituary. Morin, Stephen F.; Kimmel, Douglas C.
American Psychologist. Vol. 59 (9), Dec 2004, 958.
Rodebush, Worth H. (1887-1959) NAS biographical memoir
Rodgers, John (1812-1882) NAS biographical memoir
Rodnick, Eliot H. (Eliot Herman), 1911-1999.
Elliot H. Rodnick (1911-1999): Obituary. Miklowitz, David J.
American Psychologist. Vol. 57 (2), Feb 2002, 134.
Roe, Anne, 1904-1991.
Anne Roe (1904-1991): Obituary. Wrenn, Robert L.
American Psychologist. Vol. 47(8), Aug 1992, 1052-1053.
Roeder, Kenneth D. (1908-1979) NAS biographical memoir
Rogers, Carl R. (Carl Ransom), 1902-1987.
Obituary: Carl Rogers (1902-1987). Gendlin, Eugene T.
American Psychologist. Vol. 43 (2), Feb 1988, 127-128.
Rogers, Fairman (1833-1900) NAS biographical memoir
Rogers, Fred, 1928-2003. Fred McFeely Rogers; Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
of Pittsburgh, PA
Rogers, Kenny, 1938- born Kenneth Donald Rogers in Houston, TX
Playboy Interview, November 1983, p. 65+
Rogers, Leonard James, 1862-1933. FRS, math
Rogers, Robert E. (1813-1884) NAS biographical memoir
Rogers, William A. (1832-1898) NAS biographical memoir
Rogers, William A. Part 2 NAS biographical memoir
Rogers, William B. (1804-1882) NAS biographical memoir
Rohsenow, John S. 罗圣豪 PhD 现任美国伊利诺大学(芝加哥)语言学系教授
ABC Dictionary of Chinese Proverbs
Rojas, Carlos, 1928-
Rojas, Carlos, 1933-
Rojas, Carlos, 1970- 羅鵬 王德威教授和他的學生羅鵬(Carlos Rojas)罗鹏(Carlos Rojas) 和夫人周成荫(Eileen Cheng-yin Chow) www.chinavalue.net C V
Carlos Rojas is Associate Professor of Chinese Cultural Studies, Women's Studies, and Arts of the Moving Image at Duke University. He works on issues of gender and visuality, corporeality and infection, and nationalism and diasporas. He is the author of The Naked Gaze: Reflections on Chinese Modernity (Harvard University Asia Center, 2008), and The Great Wall: A Cultural History (Harvard University Press, 2010), and is completing a book manuscript entitled The Sick Man of Asia: Diagnosing the Chinese Body Politic (Harvard University Press, 2014), which examines the political infections of discourses of disease and infection in twentieth and twenty-first century China. He is the co-editor, with David Der-wei Wang, of Writing Taiwan: A New Literary History (Duke University Press, 2007), and, with Eileen Cheng-yin Chow, of both Rethinking Chinese Popular Culture: Cannibalizations of the Canon (Routledge, 2009) and The Oxford Handbook of Chinese Cinemas (Oxford University Press, 2013). Finally, he is the co-translator, again with Eileen Chow, of Yu Hua’s two-volume novel, Brothers (Pantheon, 2009), and the translator of Yan Lianke’s novel Lenin's Kisses (Grove/Atlantic Press, 2012).
Rokeach, Milton, 1918-1988.
Obituary: Milton Rokeach (1918-1988). Christie, Richard.
American Psychologist. Vol. 45 (4), April 1990, 547-548.
Rollins, Reed C. (1911-1998) NAS biographical memoir
Roman, Herschel L. (1914-1989) NAS biographical memoir
Romans, Christine, 1971- her husband Ed Tobinis
Romer, Alfred S. (1894-1973) NAS biographical memoir
Rongzi, 1928- poetess married to poet Men Luo (1929- ) x Wang, Rongzi
蓉子 (1928—)女,诗人。本名王蓉芷 Men Luo and Jung-tze Wang interview, Iowa City, Iowa, Fall 1992
蓉子 (1928—)女,诗人。本名王蓉芷,江苏涟水人 Rongzi, 1928-Rong Zi (Jung Tzu) [real name Wang Rongzhi] 1928- Rong Zi was born in Jiangsu where she was brought up as a Christian. She moved to Taiwan in 1949 and established herself as the leading woman poet there. In 1953 she published her first collection Qingniao ji [Messenger bird] and became an important member of the Blue Star poetry society. Despite her reputation as a modernist, her work is heavily influenced by classical literature http://baike.baidu.com/view/144183.htm
Rood, Ogden N. (1831-1902) NAS biographical memoir
Rorty, Richard, 1931- philosopher; Professor of Comparative Literature, Stanford; PhD, Yale, 1956
Rose, Stefanie, 1987- Canadian crossover soprano
Rosa, E. B. (1861-1921) NAS biographical memoir
Rose, William C. (1887-1985) NAS biographical memoir
Roselle, David Paul, 1939- President, U. of Delaware
Dr. Albert E. Filano (commencement address at Soka University of America)
Rosen, Sherwin (1938-2001) NAS biographical memoir
Rosen, Stanley 駱思典
Rosenbaum, Gerald, 1922-2009.
Gerald Rosenbaum (1922-2009): Obituary.
Goldman, Mark S.; Taylor, Michael J.; Rosenbaum Asarnow, Joan.
American Psychologist. Vol. 65 (4), May-June 2010, 295.
Rosenblith, Walter A. (1913-2002) NAS biographical memoir
Rosenthal, A. M. 1922-2006. 羅 森紹
Rosenthal, Franz, 1914-2003. Yale Sterling Professor of Arabic
Rosenzweig, Mark R., 1922-2009.
Mark R. Rosenzweig (1922-2009): Obituary. Pawlik, Kurt; Breedlove, S. Marc.
American Psychologist. Vol. 65 (6), September 2010, 610-61.
Rosenzweig, Saul, 1907-2004.
Saul Rosenzweig (1907-2004): Obituary. Larsen, Randy J.
American Psychologist. Vol. 60 (3), Apr 2005, 259.
Roshko, Anatol, 1923-2017. NAS
Rošker, Jana 羅亞娜
Ross, Alan O., 1921-1993.
Obituary: Alan O. Ross (1921-1993). O'Leary, Susan G.
American Psychologist. Vol. 51(2), Feb 1996, 151.
Ross, Frank E. (1874-1960) NAS biographical memoir
Ross, John, 1926-2017. NAS; Stanford obit
Ross, Robert 陸伯彬
Rossby, Carl-Gustaf A. (1898-1957) NAS biographical memoir
Rossi, Bruno B. (1905-1993) NAS biographical memoir
Rossini, Frederick D. (1899-1990) NAS biographical memoir
Rosten, Leo (Calvin), 1908-1997. A native of Poland, Rosten is best known for his works celebrating Jewish culture. His definitive reference work, The Joys of Yiddish, published in 1968, introduced readers to colorful and now common terms like schlemiel, schmaltz, and chutzpah.
Greater West Chester Rotary Club of Pennsylvania (District 7450)
Ambassadorial Scholars (ended in 2013)
Kristen Welker (1976- NBC) from Philadelphia, PA
- Sadako Ogata of Japan was the UN High Commissioner for Refugees from 1991 until 2004 and received the Seoul Peace Prize in 2000 for her work in more than 40 refugee camps and trouble spots worldwide. She received an Ambassadorial Scholarship in 1951 and attended Georgetown University in Washington, D.C.
- Paul Volcker was chairman of the U.S. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System from 1979 to 1987. He received an Ambassadorial Scholarship in 1951 and studied at the London School of Economics.
- Helmut Jahn is a distinguished architect who has earned much recognition since his 1966-67 Ambassadorial Scholarship from Germany to the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. He has been a visiting professor at Harvard and Yale and is listed as one of the 10 most influential living American architects.
- Roger Ebert of the United States is the only motion picture critic to be awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Film Criticism. He was awarded an Ambassadorial Scholarship in 1964 to study English literature at the University of Cape Town, South Africa.
- Beryl Nashar was named Woman of the Year by the United Nations Association in 1975 for her work with the Red Cross and the Business Professional Women’s Organization of Australia. In 1949 she studied geology as an Ambassadorial Scholar at Cambridge University in England.
- Francis Moloi is the high commissioner of South Africa to India. In 2000 he studied at Harvard University as an Ambassadorial Scholar.
- Chiharu Sakai of Japan received first prize in National Power’s World Piano Competition in London in 1991 and first prize in the Debussy Contemporary Music in Portugal in 1987. She studied Piano at the Conservatoire Royal de Musique de Bruxelles in 1985 as an Ambassadorial Scholar.
- Yukiko Shiratori of Japan is an author of child education and linguistic books for Japanese children living in Central and South America. She studied at the Women’s College of the University of North Carolina as an Ambassadorial Scholar in 1962.
- Prakas Muthuswamy has authored more than 20 cover stories and 50 special journalistic reports in India. He is now the principal correspondent of India Today, India’s largest selling English-language newsmagazine, and its other language editions. He studied journalism as an Ambassadorial Scholar at the University of Florida, United States, in the mid-1980s.
- Ricardo Garcia Rodriguez served as the Foreign Relations Minister of Chile from 1987 to 1988. He has also served as Secretary of the Interior and Minister of the Constitutional Tribunal. He was awarded an Ambassadorial Scholarship to study law at the Università degli Studi di Roma in 1955 and has been a member of the Rotary Club of Santiago since 1986.
- Janet Chvatal is an American soprano who has produced and directed over a hundred musical events, galas and concert series in Europe and in the USA to support charity organizations for children and disabled adults in the United States, Germany, Ethiopia, and Sri Lanka. She was awarded an Ambassadorial Scholarship to study Opera in Vienna, Austria in 1987.
Roth, Harold D. 羅浩
Roth, Philip, 1933- novelist
Rothaus, Oscar, 1927-2003. 75 years old Cornell math professor
Rothenberg, Mira, 1922-2015. pronounced meera
son: Akiva Goldsman (1962- )
Rothney, John Watson Murray, 1906-1987.
Obituary: John Watson Murray Rothney (1906-1987). Farwell, Gail F.
American Psychologist. Vol. 44 (5), May 1989, 843.
Rous, Francis P. (1879-1970) NAS biographical memoir
Rouse, Benjamin Irving (1913-2006) NAS biographical memoir
Rowe, David Nelson, 1905-1985. 饒大衛 Professor of Political Science, Yale University; BORN IN 1905 of missionary parents stationed in Nanking, David Rowe resided in central China until 1922. Those early years stirred in him the love of East Asia that was to be one of his life's many passions. He took degrees at lofty American universities, and then launched into a career of research, writing, lecturing, and teaching--most of the last at Yale, mostly as a full professor for more than thirty years.
Rowe, William T. 羅威廉
Rowland, Henry A. (1848-1901) NAS biographical memoir
Rowse, A. L., 1903-1997. Alfred Leslie Rowse; Shakespearean scholar; gay historian
Roy, Aditi. ABC News correspondent; B.A.(political science), UC Berkeley; M.A.(political science), Stanford; journalism, Columbia; MBA, Wharton, U of Penn. Fluent in Bengali, speaks Spanish.
Roy, Andrew Tod, 1903-2004. 芮陶菴 Presbyterian missionary to China; B.A., Washington & Lee University; M.A., PhD, Princeton University
born in Laredo, Texas; deported from China in 1951; retired in 1982 to Philadelphia; died May 2 near Pittsburgh, PA, at 101; memoir, "Never a Dull Moment"; children: David Tod Roy, China scholar; J. Stapleton Roy, ambassador to China
Roy, David Tod, 1933- 芮效衛 son of Andrew Tod Roy and Margaret Crutchfield;
China specialist
Roy, Denny, 1960- 饒義
Roy, J. Stapleton, 1935- 芮效俭; Ruì Xiàojiăn ambassador to China
Royce, Joseph R., 1921-1989.
Obituary: Joseph R. Royce (1921-1989). Mos, Leendert P.
American Psychologist, Vol. 45 (10), Oct 1990, 1170.
Royce, Josiah (1855-1916) NAS biographical memoir
Rubey, William W. (1898-1974) NAS biographical memoir
Rubin, Vera C., 1928-2016. NAS; astronomer
Rudakowska, Anna 安娜
Rudnick, Philip B., 1932-2010.
Ruedemann, Rudolph (1864-1956) NAS biographical memoir
Ruey, Yih-Fu, 1898-1991. 芮逸夫 x Rui, Yifu; Jui, I-fu
Ruitenbeek, Klaas 魯克斯
Ruiz, René A. (René Arthur), 1929-1982.
Obituary: Rene A. Ruiz (1929-1982). Padilla, Amado M.
American Psychologist. Vol. 40 (3), March 1985, 367.
Ruotolo, Lucio, 1927-2003. professor emertius of English, Stanford; expert on Virginia Woolf
Rusbilt, Caryl E., 1952-2010.
Caryl E. Rusbult (1952-2010)): Obituary.
Reis, Harry; Aron, Arthur; Clark, Magaret; Holmes, John; Van Lange, Paul.
American Psychologist. Vol. 65 (6), September 2010, 615.
Russell, Bertrand, 1872-1970. British philosopher
Russell, Ching Yeung children's author
Russell, Elizabeth S. (1913-2001) NAS biographical memoir
Russell, Henry N. (1877-1957) NAS biographical memoir
Russell, Richard J. (1895-1971) NAS biographical memoir
Russell, Roger W. (Roger Wolcott), 1914-1998.
Roger Wolcott Russell (1914-1998): Obituary. Rosenzweig, Mark R.; McGaugh, James L. American Psychologist Vol. 55 (11), November 2000, 1389-1390.
Russell, Wallace Addison, 1922-1997.
Wallace A. Russell (1922-1997): Obituary. Jenkins, James A.
American Psychologist. Vol. 54(11), Nov 1999, 1029.
Russell, William L., 1910-2003. (age 92) Enrico Fermi Award, 1976
U.S. National Academy of Sciences; prominent geneticist and radiation pioneer
his lab nicknamed the "Mouse House"
Russell, Willy. Blood Brothers
Rustin, Bayard, 1912-1987. gay civil rights activist of Quaker faith from West Chester, PA
Bayard Rustin High School (West Chester, PA); from wikipedia bio
Rutherfurd, Lewis M. (1816-1892) NAS biographical memoir
Rutkowski, Bogdan, 1930-2004. Cult Places of the Aegean. necrology: American Journal of Archaeology, July 2004, 108(3):449-550.
Ryan, Clarence A. "Bud" (1931-2007) NAS biographical memoir
Ryan, Harris J. (1866-1934) NAS biographical memoir