George Joseph Trivers Oral History Interview
- Title
- George Joseph Trivers Oral History Interview
- Description
- Digital file of the second part of an oral history interview with George Joseph Trivers. The interview was a follow-up to the January 31st, 1997 interview. Trivers discusses his high school achievement of valedictorian, falsehoods spread about his departure from the United States Naval Academy in a TIME Magazine article, by Congressman Arthur Mitchell, and by Nelson, his experience as a middle school teacher, his time spent with his sons participating in competitive boat racing after his retirement from teaching.. Files originally stored on a compact disc. Interviewer: Robert J. Schneller, Jr. Creator: Trivers, George Joseph / Contributor: Schneller, Robert J., Jr.
- Date
- July 29, 1997
- Extent
- 3 files / 38.4MB
- Local Identifier
- OH0234-f1-i2
- Location of Original
- East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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