The index card was a turning point, Foucault believed, in the relationship between power and technology. Like the categories they cataloged, Linnaeus’s paper slips belong to the history of ...

A 3 x 5 history of the cards that helped catalog all of human knowledge in a way anybody could use.

Reese suggests writing a family history clue on one side of an index card. (For example, This person’s high school nickname was Cannonball because he could throw a baseball really fast and hard.) ...

Doublex The Rise and Fall of the Recipe Card A brief history of how we started bequeathing our favorite recipes via 3-by-5-inch index cards—and what will be lost when they finally disappear.

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The family that owns well-known consumer brands like Krispy Kreme doughnuts, Keurig Dr. Pepper and Panera Bread say their Nazi ancestors used slave labor during World War II.

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Two years ago, University of Chicago professor Harold Pollack wrote his entire financial plan on an index card.

In Maisy Card’s debut novel, “These Ghosts Are Family,” a Jamaican immigrant reckons with a decades-old lie in 21st-century Harlem.

Dylan Dreyer shares her family's holiday card for 2024, which shows her three sons at various moments over the year.

The ideas on the index card weren't new — pay off your credit cards, invest in low-fee index funds, etc. — but there clearly was an appetite for this simple, good financial advice.