20 Thursday Nov 2014
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Asian American, China, grace ji-sun kim, honorary whites, model minority myth, The Huffington Post, The Joy Luck Club, Theodore A. Lee
This is my latest Huffington Post, “Making Asian American Women Visible” co-written with my son, Theo.
So proud of his work and all his writing. Please share this post! Continue reading
07 Sunday Sep 2014
Posted in Guest Blogs
My eldest son and his three friends started a not for profit organization, We Must Be Heard.
It is run by teens for the teens of the world. It is a diverse group of teens who span the entire state of Pennsylvania (for now). Below is a copy from their new website.
They are trying to raise funds for their new organization. Please help support their new project. Much thanks.
30 Friday May 2014
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My son got selected to represent his high school at the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY) Seminar. Students are chosen because of the outstanding leadership potential they have demonstrated in school and community activities. So very proud of him!
28 Wednesday May 2014
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Picture from The Express-Times
My son is co-founder and co-captain of the Liberty Highschool Robotic’s Club. Here is a write up of their team, their achievements and their goals for The Express-Times. This is written By on May 26, 2014 at 2:30 PM.
26 Saturday Apr 2014
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My son is the Co-Founder and Co-Captain of the Robotics Club at Liberty High School. Please consider donating to their club through KickStarter.
The award-winning LHS Robotics Team has its sights set on nationals. Our baby robot needs a more athletic sibling to live the dream.
29 Saturday Mar 2014
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My son is the co-founder and co-captain of the Robotics Club at Liberty High School. They entered the VEX Robotics Competition held in Pittsburgh, March 18, 2014 and came in FIRST PLACE. So proud of him!
Last week, the Liberty High School Robotics Team traveled to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for a VEX Robotics Competition at Ambridge High School. We took three days off of school, and these three days proved worthy when we became “Tournament Champions!” We came back home with two trophies, impressing family members and the community. I had no idea that our team would grow and become this successful at its inception. It simply started as an idea.
16 Sunday Mar 2014
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My son participated in the Lehigh Valley Science & Engineering Research Fair. It was held March 14-15, 2014 at Lehigh University-Rauch Field House. He came in First Place and was awarded $100.00! He will now compete at the regional competition, 2014 Delaware Valley Science Fairs held at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks PA. The Continue reading
02 Wednesday Oct 2013
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Here is a poem that my son wrote for his English Class at Liberty High School. Very interesting…..
Three Personas
As the end of August approaches the stress builds up
The remembrance of late nights Continue reading
16 Thursday May 2013
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competition, first place, Liberty High School, Math, Penn State University, PJAS, science, Theodore A. Lee
Finding Terms in a Recursive Relation
Directly and Efficiently Using Matrices
By: Theodore A. Lee, Freshman
Liberty High School
My son competed at the regional Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science (PJAS) competition and placed “First Place!” He went to Penn State to compete at the Continue reading
07 Tuesday May 2013
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autobiography, elisabeth s lee, grace ji-sun kim, joshua b. lee, Kutztown University, Math, Moravian College, piano, soccer, Theodore A. Lee, violin
My youngest son is always full of surprises. He surprised me a few weeks ago by saying that he wrote a blog for me to post on my site. He astonished me even further by writing an “Autobiography” of his life. Remember, he is only in grade 4! Hope you enjoy his life story as much as I did. His life is pretty awesome!
Autobiography
By: Joshua Lee
Do you play soccer? I do. My name is Joshua Benjamin Lee and I’m nine. I was born in Toronto, Canada. I have an older brother, an older sister and of course, my Continue reading
Grace Ji-Sun Kim 