Galactic Games & Political Poets
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Guess the historical figure
Who am I?
At an early age I became fascinated with poetry (which I often wrote in green ink), publishing my first work at age 13 in a local Chilean newspaper. Although I was exiled from my homeland for my communist beliefs, I eventually returned and won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1971.
Photo source: Wikimedia Commons
Celebrity spotlight
The Great War ends
It only lasted one season in 1966, but introducing western audiences to Bruce Lee was enough of a feat for The Green Hornet to solidify its legacy.
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Blast from the past
Spacewar!
Before computer games and video games became a major part of popular culture, Spacewar! was a programmers dream. The 1962-released space combat game set the stage for games like Asteroids to find commercial viability.
Photo source: Wikimedia Commons
The way we were
Let down your long hair
Long hair was quite a popular style up until World War 1. We can only imagine the amount of shampoo necessary to navigate such a mane.
Photo source: Flickr
Pablo Neruda is today's historical figure.
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