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anions vary oh
of years past. Their Chan*, an -strotor for ths rec-_red
primary concern: Laying a fbundstersn for History 12 enures, said
t_sfuture. fswe_qji_e-__,c_s__ckeroodi
Both profiles ware suggested in a and writing a*__, and 'do not i
T*cent htfariiisl B—*j C***eg—a survey of as warmly as ten yearea
professors on U>a scholastic abilities snd Chsng could not eip—m the reason.
tbe dassroom attitades of incoming behind the change, bat said th* subject w__tg to gfre sninrsrs fa daas, and
deserves to be studied "more willing to go with things as tbsy
•Tr_ noticaa t__ studenU are going to Chang said that te_rviseon might play are," he aaid.
hell in a basket is just not true," a role in causing the problem. Studeotai Ons rsaaan for this dung* is that
Fngllsh rerrfeosor linger ChHtick ssid. like to be "entertained" by audio-visual studlei_isrowit__t a common, unify-g
But history prof***-' Dr. Sidney mtrtrrlalr ffrnrhriats shn lark snthnsiasni -rritr rrrh ssthe snH ear minut uf
Chang said the in-dass attitude of in a streigiu-forward lecture class, ■ ililiiii lion page 10
Photo by John Walker
BCP met with
resident apathy
by Doug BonneD
■ Bob Do—all, supervisor of Fresno
. County's health department water
Isurveillance crew, aaid the people in¬
volved just do not know what to do
about ths problem.
I Clyde Howell, a 61-year-old Kings-
burg resident, said that be isn't worry¬
ing abort tbe problem and that "I think
. we'll Uve as long as we are going to
' Uve."
Km Peterson, a Kingsburg resident
with Mo young r_e*_ren said: *I don't
2 think - wfll hurt me, but we don't want
to ta_.i<_anceonthe kids."
-' The problem is DBCP, a pesticide
that waa ou Uawed by the Food and Drug
'■■ Ar___stration in 1977 after workers
«hsa__f if at a Lathrop chemical plant
-became sterile. The drug has also been
to cancer in laboratory teat
Excessive traces of DBCP (more than
one part per billion) have been found
in well* in several cities in Tulare and
Fresno Comities, '--'■v1't»ij Clovis,
Fowler, Kingsburg snd Sugar.
A lthough much controversy ha* sur¬
rounded the standards used to deter¬
mine v?hat constitutes a dangerous level,
the State Health Dei-rtment he* warned
more than 13,-000 Fresno County resi-
denta that their drinking water contain.
too much DBCP.
It has now been shnost four month*
since the first state health departoent
warnings concerning DBCP in drinking
water were Issued; The problem of
DBCP is still than, but most people
seem to nave put it an the beck burner,
according to Dowell.
'We (Fresno County's water depart¬
ment) were l—nain*g ISO calls a day
during those first few week*.* DoweU
;•"""""'■ -'_-i__-_ip3»7
CSUF denied NIT bid
by Toey Steve**
(SUP will not be going to th* NIT,
means baaketbsU Ice the Bulldog,
u over far this seeson.
The word came by way of phone
from PCAA Co_m_>uc__ Law
Oyer to CSUF'* Interim >At—Me
Director Jack Wilcox after Cryar had
leerned that NTT'*
CSUF la favor of Long Beech
to bypass
•achftat*
Wilcox ssid the arjonymity which
plagues Fresno may have been the
Had things gone the way expected
Saturday _ght in the PCAA tourney
r_im[»ireiashlp, CSUF alight very
well have mad* it. But Sen Jose
State's win over Long Beach gave
San Jos* the NCAA berth and
opened the way for Loog Beech to
thsNIT.
Despite the 'wrinkle' Wilcox felt
was added by the Spartan', victory,
he said It wa* camps—wtod far by
_* NCAA's selection of two PCAA
ts-as, Sen Jos* and Utah State-the
leegue winrjsr-snd by UCLA's
invitation. Wilcox, as did many
B-kkcat-_-^**-l»l_tUCLA
was CSUF'* mate es—.petition far
sn NIT bid.
resaon. an NIT t*d.
"They (Long Beech- and Pepper- *» woold'vaaebeeo nice to be on
dine) are well known names in the ground floor,' Wilcox said,
hsshsth.il," he said, adding that referring to the method the NTT
going on records alone. "We had need to selsct their field. But
used to s*l*ct tharr field. Bat,
*W*_Hvaw_hlt,'
aaaaajaaaaaaaipa
Object Description
| Title | 1980_03 The Daily Collegian March 1980 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1980 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | March 3, 1980, Page 1 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1980 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
| Technical Information | Scanned at 600 dpi; TIFF; Microfilm ScanPro 2000 "E-image data" |
| Language | eng |
| Full-Text-Search | w anions vary oh of years past. Their Chan*, an -strotor for ths rec-_red primary concern: Laying a fbundstersn for History 12 enures, said t_sfuture. fswe_qji_e-__,c_s__ckeroodi Both profiles ware suggested in a and writing a*__, and 'do not i T*cent htfariiisl B—*j C***eg—a survey of as warmly as ten yearea professors on U>a scholastic abilities snd Chsng could not eip—m the reason. tbe dassroom attitades of incoming behind the change, bat said th* subject w__tg to gfre sninrsrs fa daas, and deserves to be studied "more willing to go with things as tbsy •Tr_ noticaa t__ studenU are going to Chang said that te_rviseon might play are," he aaid. hell in a basket is just not true," a role in causing the problem. Studeotai Ons rsaaan for this dung* is that Fngllsh rerrfeosor linger ChHtick ssid. like to be "entertained" by audio-visual studlei_isrowit__t a common, unify-g But history prof***-' Dr. Sidney mtrtrrlalr ffrnrhriats shn lark snthnsiasni -rritr rrrh ssthe snH ear minut uf Chang said the in-dass attitude of in a streigiu-forward lecture class, ■ ililiiii lion page 10 Photo by John Walker BCP met with resident apathy by Doug BonneD ■ Bob Do—all, supervisor of Fresno . County's health department water Isurveillance crew, aaid the people in¬ volved just do not know what to do about ths problem. I Clyde Howell, a 61-year-old Kings- burg resident, said that be isn't worry¬ ing abort tbe problem and that "I think . we'll Uve as long as we are going to ' Uve." Km Peterson, a Kingsburg resident with Mo young r_e*_ren said: *I don't 2 think - wfll hurt me, but we don't want to ta_.i<_anceonthe kids." -' The problem is DBCP, a pesticide that waa ou Uawed by the Food and Drug '■■ Ar___stration in 1977 after workers «hsa__f if at a Lathrop chemical plant -became sterile. The drug has also been to cancer in laboratory teat Excessive traces of DBCP (more than one part per billion) have been found in well* in several cities in Tulare and Fresno Comities, '--'■v1't»ij Clovis, Fowler, Kingsburg snd Sugar. A lthough much controversy ha* sur¬ rounded the standards used to deter¬ mine v?hat constitutes a dangerous level, the State Health Dei-rtment he* warned more than 13,-000 Fresno County resi- denta that their drinking water contain. too much DBCP. It has now been shnost four month* since the first state health departoent warnings concerning DBCP in drinking water were Issued; The problem of DBCP is still than, but most people seem to nave put it an the beck burner, according to Dowell. 'We (Fresno County's water depart¬ ment) were l—nain*g ISO calls a day during those first few week*.* DoweU ;•"""""'■ -'_-i__-_ip3»7 CSUF denied NIT bid by Toey Steve** (SUP will not be going to th* NIT, means baaketbsU Ice the Bulldog, u over far this seeson. The word came by way of phone from PCAA Co_m_>uc__ Law Oyer to CSUF'* Interim >At—Me Director Jack Wilcox after Cryar had leerned that NTT'* CSUF la favor of Long Beech to bypass •achftat* Wilcox ssid the arjonymity which plagues Fresno may have been the Had things gone the way expected Saturday _ght in the PCAA tourney r_im[»ireiashlp, CSUF alight very well have mad* it. But Sen Jose State's win over Long Beach gave San Jos* the NCAA berth and opened the way for Loog Beech to thsNIT. Despite the 'wrinkle' Wilcox felt was added by the Spartan', victory, he said It wa* camps—wtod far by _* NCAA's selection of two PCAA ts-as, Sen Jos* and Utah State-the leegue winrjsr-snd by UCLA's invitation. Wilcox, as did many B-kkcat-_-^**-l»l_tUCLA was CSUF'* mate es—.petition far sn NIT bid. resaon. an NIT t*d. "They (Long Beech- and Pepper- *» woold'vaaebeeo nice to be on dine) are well known names in the ground floor,' Wilcox said, hsshsth.il," he said, adding that referring to the method the NTT going on records alone. "We had need to selsct their field. But used to s*l*ct tharr field. Bat, *W*_Hvaw_hlt,' aaaaajaaaaaaaipa |
