History Today - November 2

In 1988, the first computer worm was released into a computer system at M.I.T.

In 1983, President Ronald Reagan signed a bill, creating a federal holiday recognizing Martin Luther King, Jr.

In 1963, the term 'Beatlemania!' was introduced into the lexicon after a Daily Mail headline blared it.

In 1972, Carly Simon released 'You're So Vain.'

In 2016, the Chicago Cubs broke their 108-year championship curse, beating Cleveland to win the World Series.

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