How to pronounce“kemeny”in English

So Kemeny and Kurtz designed their time-sharing network because they believed that their students, who were all men--

John Kemeny, then the president of Dartmouth, had co-written the computer language BASIC in 1964, inspiring a generation of student programmers who got

called Kemeny's kids.

So when Kurtz and Kemeny seek funding for their network, what they emphasize is that at most other university computing

So John Kemeny goes on to become president of Dartmouth College, and in 1966, the college is dedicating its brand

This is what it looks like for Kemeny and Kurtz circa 1963.

So Tom Kurtz and John Kemeny, as I said, they envisioned computing as an equalizer.

Instead, Kemeny and Kurtz say, we want to build a network that will be most convenient for the user to enable as much creativity

Kemeny and Kurtz and their students, they built the network with people like themselves in mind.

And the four other people that were interested in John Kemeny's talk-- all boys-- didn't moon for the sysprogs.

And by the end of the 1960s, as Kemeny becomes president, they're working hard to actively sort of recruit and diversify Native American students as well

And therefore, the whole idea that John Kemeny and Tom Kurtz for the rationale for starting up basic at Dartmouth

And a few years after that 1958 train ride, he proposed a better way of computing to a fellow math professor at Dartmouth, John Kemeny.