Alice Lee (statistician)
Alice Lee is the name of: *Alice Lee (actress) (born 1989), American actress *Alice Lee (chess player) (born 2009), American chess player *Alice Lee (civic leader) (1854–1943), civic leader in San Diego *Alice Lee (mathematician) (1858–1939), British mathematician, one of the first women to graduate from London University * Alice Lee (poet) (1883–1943), Chinese activist, writer, newspaper editor, poet and school founder *Alice Hathaway Lee Roosevelt Alice Hathaway Roosevelt (; July 29, 1861 – February 14, 1884) was an American socialite and the first wife of President Theodore Roosevelt. Two days after giving birth to their only child, she died from undiagnosed Bright's disease. Early lif ...

Alice Lee (actress)
Alice Lee is an American actress and singer. She is most known for originating the role of Heather Duke in the Off-Broadway production of '' Heathers: The Musical'' and for the role of Emily Kang on ''Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist''. She is also a YouTuber. Early life Lee is a native of North Shore, Chicago, grew up in Glenview, and attended Glenbrook South High School. Career In 2009, Lee started her acting career in ''As the World Turns''. Although Lee is of Korean descent, her character in ''Wish Upon'', Gina, is Chinese. In 2014, Lee originated the role of Heather Duke in the Off-Broadway production of ''Heathers: The Musical'' at New Worlds Stages. However, Lee left Heathers to become a contestant on '' Rising Star'', where she finished in 11th place. Lee has been in various movies like ''Brittany Runs a Marathon'' (2019) and ''Sierra Burgess Is a Loser'' (2018). Lee also plays the role of Emily in ''Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist ''Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist'' ...
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Alice Lee (chess Player)
Alice Lee (born October 13, 2009) is an American chess player with the titles of International Master (IM) and Woman Grandmaster (WGM). She is the youngest American female, and third youngest in the world, to achieve the IM title. Her list of tournament victories includes being the 2024 Women's American Cup Champion, the 2023 US Girls' Junior Champion, and a three-time World Youth Champion. Early life and U.S. chess career Alice Lee began playing chess at age 6 in the school chess club where her older brother was already playing. She became a US Chess Expert at age 8 and a US Chess National Master (NM) at age 10. At age 9, she won the under-18 section of the 2019 National Girls Championships. Lee'US Chess ratingreached 2484 (October 2023), placing her among the top USA female players (all ages) and the top USA players for her age group (all genders). Because of her talent and accomplishments, Lee received the prestigious Samford Fellowship in 2022 and 2023. U.S. Women's Cha ...
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Alice Lee (civic Leader)
Alice Lee was born on May 27, 1853, in Westport, Essex County, New York, and died on February 18, 1943, in Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, living approximately 89 years. As one of the most influential figures of the Social Movement, she had a same sex partner Katherine Teats who died in 1952. They were both aspects of the social environment by hosting two U.S. presidents and their wives at their San Diego, California, residence. Lee and Teats are, according to the San Diego Historical Resource Board, "one of the first documented domestic partnerships in San Diego", being indeed documented living together in various Census records; in the 1930 Census, Lee was the Head of Household and Teats was Partner (and not Lodger while often used in such cases). Together they owned various real estate properties in San Diego, had an active civic and social life, and were accepted as a couple. Lee is viewed as a “Civic Leader in San Diego Union, the Ticonderoga Sentinel, the Boston ...
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Alice Lee (mathematician)
Alice Lee (1858–1939) was a British mathematician, one of the first women to graduate from London University. She was awarded a PhD in 1901. She worked with Karl Pearson from 1892. She demonstrated that the correlation between cranial capacity and gender was not a sign of greater intelligence in men compared to women. Early life and education Lee studied at Bedford College from 1876 to 1884. In 1879–80 she attended the first mathematics class at Bedford and was one of the first women to graduate from the University of London (Bedford College was then a women's college of the University), getting a BSc in 1884 and a BA in 1885. She then stayed at Bedford until 1916, initially as a lecturer in mathematics and physics. From 1892 to 1894 she also worked as 'resident helper' at the college, received free board and lodging in return. Later she also helped out in Greek and Latin classes. Scientific practice From about 1895 Lee attended Karl Pearson's statistics lectures at Uni ...
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Lü Bicheng
Lü Bicheng (, also known as P. C. Lee i-Cheng Lee or Pi-Cheng Li Alice (P.) Lee or Alice Pichen Lee: 1883–1943) was a Chinese writer, activist, newspaper editor, poet and school founder. She has been mentioned as one of the top four women in literature from the early Republic of China. Early life Lü Bicheng was born in Taiyuan, Shanxi in 1883 during the late Qing dynasty, but is considered a native of her ancestral home of Jingde County, Anhui by Chinese convention. Her father , who earned a jinshi degree in 1877, served as Educational Commissioner of Shanxi Province. Her mother Yan Shiyu (嚴士瑜) was an educated gentry woman. Lü Bicheng was the third of four daughters in the family, and her elder sisters Lü Huiru and Lü Meisun were also known for their literary achievement. When she was four, her father retired to Lu'an, Anhui. She lived a life of comfort until the age of 12, when her father died in 1895. Because Lü Fengqi had no male heir, relatives of the Lü line ...
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