Kevles, Barbara L.

Journalist and author Barbara Kevles used the same personal computer from1993 through 2006. During those fourteen years she added only a few essential programs such as financial and security software because the restrictions placed by the PC's miniscule 170 megabyte hard drive. Out of necessity, she kept her operating system, monitor, and printer manuals as well as allied materials to operate her computer and fix periodic malfunctions as the radically changing computer world replaced her platform, programs, and eliminated support services. She recorded her user problems with an IBM compatible computer and peripheries in detail in 12 notebooks.

From the description of The Barbara L. Kevles collection of computer technology of the 1990s. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754864433

American author and journalist.

From the description of Papers : 1971-1976. (Bryn Mawr College). WorldCat record id: 31851521

Kevles is an American free-lance journalist. The archive of material she collected pertaining to filmmaker and photographer Gordon Parks is the result of research for two articles: 1. The Village Voice, "Gordon Parks, 'I don't make black exploitation films'", 10 May 1976; and 2. Working Woman, "Scenes from a modern marriage, " interview with Gene Parks, third wife of Gordon Parks, April, 1977.

From the description of Barbara L. Kevles: Gordon Parks archives, ca. 1976-2001. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 754863410