Oral History Interview with Paul Hodes
Title
Oral History Interview with Paul Hodes
Narrator (written)
Paul Hodes
Narrator First Name
Paul
Narrator Last Name
Hodes
Interviewer
Tim Harrison
Abstract
Paul Hodes, Class of 1972. Oral history interview documenting Paul Hodes’ activism in the popular movement against the Vietnam War, during his time at Dartmouth College. Hodes details the occupation of the administrative building, Parkhurst, by Dartmouth College student activists, and his role as bearing a bull horn to warn the occupants of the arriving police force. Hodes recalls the impact of the 1970 Kent State shootings, and his decision to participate in the March on Washington in the same year. Hodes also narrates his involvement with SDS (Students for a Democratic Society), his childhood in New York City, and his decision to run for Congress in New Hampshire in 2006.
Date of Interview
August 7, 2014
Subject
Dartmouth Alumni
Dartmouth History
Protest/Antiwar Activism
Political Participation
Civil/Government Service
Language
English
Rauner ID
DOH-437
Rights
CC-BY-NC-ND-4.0
Interview Audio Source (MP3)
//rcweb.dartmouth.edu/DDHI/histories/hodes_paul/hodes_paul.mp3
Interview Transcript Source (PDF)
//rcweb.dartmouth.edu/DDHI/histories/hodes_paul/hodes_paul_transcript_final.pdf
HTML
//rcweb.dartmouth.edu/DDHI/histories/hodes_paul/hodes_paul_transcript_final.html