Volume 25, Number 1, January-March 2003

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  Tim Bergin: About This Issue. 2-3

Features

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  Donald E. Eckdahl, Irving S. Reed, Hrant H. (Harold) Sarkissian: West Coast Contributions to the Development of the General-Purpose Computer: Building Maddida and the Founding of Computer Research Corporation. 4-33
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  Michael R. Williams, Erwin Tomash: The Sector: Its History, Scales, and Uses. 34-47
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  Adele Mildred Koss: Programming on the Univac 1: A Woman's Account. 48-59
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  Robert V. Head: Working in the House that FACT Built. 60-64

Departments

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  Mary Croarken, Nathan L. Ensmenger: Events and Sightings. 65-69
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  Raúl Rojas: Reviews. 70-71
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  Anne Fitzpatrick: Anecdotes. 72-79
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  Thomas Haigh: Biographies. 80-87

Think Piece

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  Burton Grad: Preserving the Software Industry's Past. 88, 3

Volume 25, Number 2, April-June 2003

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  Tim Bergin: About This Issue. 2

Features

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  David T. Caminer: Behind the Curtain at LEO: A Personal Reminiscence. 3-13
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  C. A. R. Hoare: Assertions: A Personal Perspective. 14-25
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  Cliff B. Jones: The Early Search for Tractable Ways of Reasoning about Programs. 26-49
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  George T. Gray, Ronald Q. Smith: Before the B5000: Burroughs Computers, 1951-1963. 50-61
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  Zbigniew Stachniak: The Making of the MCM/70 Microcomputer. 62-75

Departments

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  Mary Croarken, Nathan L. Ensmenger: Events and Sightings. 76-79
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  Anne Fitzpatrick: Anecdotes: Developing Telnet's negotiated options. 80-82
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  Raúl Rojas: Reviews. 83-85
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  Thomas Haigh: Biographies: Building the Manchester differential analyzers: A personal reflection. 86-92

Think Piece

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  Jennifer S. Light: Before the Internet, There Was Cable. 94-96

Volume 25, Number 3, July-September 2003

From the Editor's Desk

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  Tim Bergin: About This Issue. 2-3

Features

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  Don Black, Walter Dickson Jones: Watson and Me: A Life at IBM. 4-18
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  Sherman N. Mullin: Into Digital Computing through the Back Door. 20-28
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  Joe F. Moore: Creating Profit with Computers: My Life as CEO of Bonner & Moore Associates. 30-47
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  Mary Croarken: Tabulating the Heavens: Computing the Nautical Almanac in 18th-Century England. 48-61
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  Chigusa Ishikawa Kita: J. C. R. Licklider's Vision for the IPTO. 62-77

Departments

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  Mary Croarken, Nathan L. Ensmenger: Events and Sightings. 78-81
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  Anne Fitzpatrick: Anecdotes: On the origins of : -). 82-83
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  Raúl Rojas: Reviews. 84-89
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  Thomas Haigh: Obituaries: Harry Polachek and Rob Kling. 90-94

Think Piece

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  David Alan Grier: The Great Machine Theory of History. 95-96

Volume 25, Number 4, October-December 2003

From the Editor's Desk

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  Tim Bergin: From the Editor's Desk: Some Final Thoughts. 2-3
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  Janet Abbate: Guest Editor's Introduction: Women and Gender in the History of Computing. 4-8

Features

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  Mary Croarken: Mary Edwards: Computing for a Living in 18th-Century England. 9-15
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  John Fuegi, Jo Francis: Lovelace & Babbage and the Creation of the 1843 'Notes'. 16-26
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  Elizabeth Phillips Williams: A Systems Analyst's Computer Watch: 1943-2003. 27-39
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  Adele Mildred Koss: Programming at Burroughs and Philco in the 1950s. 40-50
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  Scott M. Campbell: Beatrice Helen Worsley: Canada's Female Computer Pioneer. 51-62
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  Valerie A. G. Macduff: Half a Lifetime in Computing: Experiences in Zambia, Britain, and Australia. 64-66
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  Linda Stepulevage: Computer-Based Office Work: Stories of Gender, Design, and Use. 67-72

Events and Sightings

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  Mary Croarken, Nathan L. Ensmenger, David Alan Grier, Frederik Nebeker, David Anderson: Events and Sightings.

Anecdotes

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  Anne Fitzpatrick, Janet Abbate, Frank S. Preston, Lucy Slater, Mary Lee Berners-Lee, Jean E. Sammet, Dame Stephanie Shirley, Ruzena Bajcsy, Ann C. Hardy, Adele Goldberg, Anita Borg: Anecdotes.

Biographies

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  Thomas Haigh, Maurice V. Wilkes: Biographies. 89-92

Reviews

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  Paul E. Ceruzzi, Jonathan Reed Winkler, Robin Morris, Tim Bergin, Keith Smillie: Reviews. 93-96

2003 Annual Index

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  IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, 2003 Annual Index, Volume 25. 97-103

Think Piece

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  David Alan Grier: The Computer: From John von Neumann to Irma S. Rombauer. 103-104