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UC Berkely accepts Lee Felsenstein as an incoming Freshman.
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Lee Felsenstein begins participating in the Free Speech Movement in California
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Felsenstein becomes an active member in the UC Berkely Co-operative Work-Study Program in Engineering
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Felsenstein is arrested along with 767 other Free Speech Movement protesters during the Sproul Hall Sit-In
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Felsenstein decides to drop out of UC Berkely and leaves the Co-operative Work-Study Program in Engineering
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Begins employment at Ampex
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Felsenstein returns to Berkely to complete his degree
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Felsentstein is awarded a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from UC Berkely
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The Community Memory project is founded by Felsenstein, along with Efrem Lipkin, Ken Colstad, Jude Milhon, and Mark Szpakowski
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Prompted by the release of the Altair 8800 personal computing home kit, Felsenstein becomes an original member of the Homebrew Computer Club
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Felsenstein becomes a major engineer for the Osborne Computer Corporation
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Designed by Felsenstein, the Osborne 1 is released by the Osborne Computer Corporation for $1,795 US
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Lee Felsenstein begins performing freelance consultation work
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation names Lee Felsenstein a "Pioneer of the Electronic Frontier"
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Felsenstein founds the Free Speech Movement Archives in an effort to document the history and impact of the movement
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Named Laureate of the Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose, California for his work on a pedal-powered network designed for the Jhai Foundation of San Francisco
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Awarded by EE Times magazine
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Felsenstein founds the hacker-space "Hacker Dojo" in Mountain View, California