/ by Heather Rosen

lifeadvicefrommachines:

In the 60s, students used the phrase “do not fold, spindle or mutilate” at protests at the University of California- Berkeley as part of the Free Speech Movement.  It became an ironic phrase of the antiwar Left.
Sources:
Lub…

lifeadvicefrommachines:

In the 60s, students used the phrase “do not fold, spindle or mutilate” at protests at the University of California- Berkeley as part of the Free Speech Movement.  It became an ironic phrase of the antiwar Left.

Sources:

Lubar, Steven.  A Cultural History of the Punch Card.  Journal of American Culture, 1992.

Isaacson, Walter.  Steve Jobs.  Simon & Schuster, 2011.

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