1920-1948), juggernauts like MGM, Paramount, and RKO staffed their scenario, story, and stenographic departments with secretaries, typists, and mimeograph machine operators who printed for the entire studio.

Kupferberg was also a soldier in the mimeograph revolution.

This paper was omitted from Steinberg's 1997 collected papers, and was only printed in mimeograph form by the Yale Mathematics Department.

"When I first got here we were literally running bids off mimeograph machines,'' he said.

"And what that amounted to was mimeograph paper with rudimentary statistics."

factory beside the falls, which produced mimeograph paper.

Recent scholarship has underscored the importance of small press publications--particularly those associated with "the mimeograph revolution"--in the poetry scenes of those decades; the goal of these interviews is to further illuminate the various and formative work done by women in such scenes.

Besides demonstrations, I could also help the movement by: (Circle the proper items) Run errands, Drive my car, Fix food for volunteers, Clerical work, Make phone calls, Answer phones, Mimeograph, Type, Print signs, Distribute leaflets.

Mimeograph machines were taken up to the roof and placed on the parapets to further dissuade any storming of the building.

In those days we had mimeograph machines and I'd bring a bunch of people in and we'd all stand around [printing PYPS newsletters].

Each issue was produced by typing the cover page, the preliminary pages, and the poetry pages on a single mimeograph stencil.