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'''Andrew T. Young''', a [[fan]] active in the 1950s, and his wife, [[fan]] [[Jean Young]], were jointly known under the [[demolishism]] "J&Y" ("[[Jandy]]"). He was bearded in a time when beards were scarce (see [[Poo]]). | '''Andrew T. Young''', a [[fan]] active in the 1950s, and his wife, [[fan]] [[Jean Young]], were jointly known under the [[demolishism]] "J&Y" ("[[Jandy]]"). He was bearded in a time when beards were scarce (see [[Poo]]). | ||
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He was one of the [[Balcony Insurgents]], a member and [[OE]] of [[FAPA]] and part of the [[FATE Tape]], and hero of one of the [[FAPA]] [[Blitzkriegs]]. He was briefly a member of the [[Boston]] Chapter of [[Campbell]]'s [[IES]] (and attended its party celebrating [[Isaac Asimov's]] 40th birthday.) | He was one of the [[Balcony Insurgents]], a member and [[OE]] of [[FAPA]] and part of the [[FATE Tape]], and hero of one of the [[FAPA]] [[Blitzkriegs]]. He was briefly a member of the [[Boston]] Chapter of [[Campbell]]'s [[IES]] (and attended its party celebrating [[Isaac Asimov's]] 40th birthday.) | ||
| − | Young went to school in Oberlin, [[Ohio]], before moving to [[Cambridge, MA]], living in the [[Ivory Birdbath]], and getting a Ph.D. in astronomy under Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin at Harvard in 1962. He seems to have largely [[gafiated]] by 1960, and gone on to a career in astronomy. | + | Young went to school in Oberlin, [[Ohio]], before moving to [[Cambridge, MA]], living in the [[Ivory Birdbath]], and getting a Ph.D. in astronomy under Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin at Harvard in 1962. He seems to have largely [[gafiated]] by 1960, and gone on to a career in astronomy. He is a professor emeritus at San Diego State University, where he was an adjunct professor of astronomy, and published many astronomy-related papers, usually under A. T. Young but sometimes as Andrew T. Young. |
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* ''[[Ye Boiffion Boy Birdwatchers Bugle-Blast]]'' [1957] (with [[Lee H. Shaw]], [[Jean Young]] and [[Larry Stark]]) | * ''[[Ye Boiffion Boy Birdwatchers Bugle-Blast]]'' [1957] (with [[Lee H. Shaw]], [[Jean Young]] and [[Larry Stark]]) | ||
* ''[[Yobber (Young)]]'' (with [[Jean Young]]) | * ''[[Yobber (Young)]]'' (with [[Jean Young]]) | ||
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| + | * [https://astronomy.sdsu.edu/emeriti/ Emeriti of Department of Astronomy, San Diego State] | ||
Revision as of 06:41, 9 April 2021
(1932? – )
Andrew T. Young, a fan active in the 1950s, and his wife, fan Jean Young, were jointly known under the demolishism "J&Y" ("Jandy"). He was bearded in a time when beards were scarce (see Poo).
He was one of the Balcony Insurgents, a member and OE of FAPA and part of the FATE Tape, and hero of one of the FAPA Blitzkriegs. He was briefly a member of the Boston Chapter of Campbell's IES (and attended its party celebrating Isaac Asimov's 40th birthday.)
Young went to school in Oberlin, Ohio, before moving to Cambridge, MA, living in the Ivory Birdbath, and getting a Ph.D. in astronomy under Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin at Harvard in 1962. He seems to have largely gafiated by 1960, and gone on to a career in astronomy. He is a professor emeritus at San Diego State University, where he was an adjunct professor of astronomy, and published many astronomy-related papers, usually under A. T. Young but sometimes as Andrew T. Young.
- Oil...on Troubled Waters [late 50s]
- Poo [late 50s]
- Satellite in the Sky
- Scree
- Vile Deeds at Midnight [1958] (for OMPA; with Jean Young)
- Wild Pumbles [1959] (for OMPA; with Bob Tucker)
- Ye Boiffion Boy Birdwatchers Bugle-Blast [1957] (with Lee H. Shaw, Jean Young and Larry Stark)
- Yobber (with Jean Young)
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