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Dear Lucie:

總在見不到妳時，才想到用這傳統的方法與妳說說話。每回寫信給妳，不是向妳報告學習進度，就是自我改造的懺悔。但說實話妳回信的次數不多，不是簡短地回覆知道了，就是當頭棒喝地要我別發懶病。無論是想從妳那兒得到讚許、諒解、同情乃至安撫的情緒，從不曾被妳滿足過，往往還被妳倒打一耙。頭七那天在善導寺幫忙著，剛巧經過妳姊姊身邊，她開心地告訴我：「順星呀，昨天我夢到 Lucie了！」問了夢境，妳還是什麼話也沒說，只露出讓人摸不著頭緒的微笑。妳呀，對人都是一個樣，即便在夢境中還是吝於給任何回答。答案是要自己動腦想、用手找的，是吧！ Continued…

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2011 年 01 月 19 日

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燦爛時光：Lucie的人生探索

書名：燦爛時光

副書名：Lucie的人生探索

公視頻道獨家首映 ﹝綿延的生命─Lucie的人生探索﹞記錄片

播映時間：1/23(日) 下午5:00 (首播)

1/23(日) 晚間11:30(重播)

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2011 年 01 月 18 日

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DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

In her four decades as a member of the UCLA Department of Sociology, Lucie Cheng profoundly affected the lives of her students, colleagues, and the university itself. Her writings and her advocacy helped construct Asian American Studies on a firm foundation of Asian Studies and the established social sciences. She inspired several generations of undergraduates, graduate students and postdoctoral scholars from around the world. Continued…

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2010 年 12 月 06 日

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Remembering Professor Lucie Cheng

ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES CENTER

Thousands of dedicated people have made the Asian American Studies Center what it is today. In this 40th anniversary of ethnic studies at UCLA, we pay special tribute to Lucie Cheng who was the Center’s first permanent director and one of its most renowned, influential pioneering scholars and teachers. Continued…

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2010 年 12 月 06 日

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Remembering Lucie

Min Zhou, Ph. D.
I knew Lucie back in the late 1970s, 1979 to be exact. I was a sophomore at Sun Yat-sen
University, one of the very first universities in China to receive sociologists from the
Western world. Lucie was among the first group of American sociologists who came to
China to help rebuild sociology and other social science disciplines that were abolished
for their anti-revolutionary or bourgeois tendencies. At that time, sociology was just as
foreign as the Westerner’s white skin, tall nose, and curly hair. I was one of the student
volunteers as interpreters for the group. I still vividly remember that day when the
American delegation arrived on campus. Continued…

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2010 年 12 月 06 日

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REMEMBERING LUCIE

Tritia Toyota, Ph. D.
Lucie and I met through mutual friends while I was still a working journalist. Lucie
demanded that I give her tips on make-up. What endured after I did that was a friendship that lasted for
nearly 30 years—her passing will not change that. Continued…

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2010 年 12 月 06 日

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Remembering Professor Lucie Cheng

Paul Ong, Ph.D.
I had known Professor Lucie Cheng throughout most of the quarter century that I have
been at UCLA, as a friend and colleague. Far more important, she was a mentor during my
first year out of graduate school as a very green post-doctoral fellow and then as a freshly
minted assistant professor. Continued…

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2010 年 12 月 06 日

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A Tribute to Lucie Cheng

Don T. Nakanishi, Ph.D.
Lucie Cheng was, without question, one of the most significant pioneering social scientists and program leaders in the field of Asian American Studies at UCLA and globally. She contributed her many talents, leadership and vision to developing the UCLA Asian American Studies Center during a period when there was considerable opposition to our center and the other three ethnic studies research centers at the university. She also played an indispensable role in building research and other meaningful relationships
within the entire Asia-Pacific region, most notably between the United States and China. She leaves an enormous legacy.
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2010 年 12 月 06 日

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In Memory of Lucie Cheng

Claudia Mitchell-Kernan

My deep affection for Lucie Cheng grew out of my admiration for her. Each time we had a chance to have dinner together in recent years, my pleasure in her company always reminded me of how much I missed the more regular contact we enjoyed in our beginnings at UCLA. Although Lucie was only a few years my senior, I looked upon her as a mentor back in the mid 1970s, when we were directors of the Asian American Studies Center and what was then called the Center for Afro American Studies. She was often the person I turned to as I struggled to grasp the complexities of our shared situation. Continued…

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2010 年 12 月 06 日

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Lucie Cheng: Ahead of Her Time

Russell C. Leong, M.F.A.
Lucie Cheng was a person whose research was ahead of its time, as she herself was a
person ahead of her time. Continued…

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2010 年 12 月 06 日

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