UCD Emeriti Association oral history interview with David L. Jacobson, November 13, 1998 [videorecording].

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UCD Emeriti Association oral history interview with David L. Jacobson, November 13, 1998 [videorecording].

1 videocassette (63 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.

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