1984_05 The Daily Collegian May 1984

              May 1, 1984
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percent blacks. Out of 2,700 students in
"And what you have is a danger of the
gap widening," Young said. "If the trend
continues, youll have all people in techni¬
cal and higher payingjobs non-minorities."
Far from merely a local problem, low
been a problem in universities all over the
nation. While most of theirefforts seemed
to have failed. Young said, that's no rea¬
son to stop trying.
"We've got about a dozen people we've
te past two years and some
Young said that some people have
omplained that special attention given to
linority students is unfair. To Young,
however, it's the "infinitesimal" number
of minorities at the graduate study level
that is unfair.
"When you look at the numbers," he
said, "you've got to »ay tbere'i some work
to be done somewhere."
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We might not have the right answers, but
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The key to getting many minorities
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While many students are ready tojoin the
work force immediately upon graduation,
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The outspoken Gourman, in the latest
report, continues to comment on accre¬
dited academic programs at universities
around the country, and he believes that
progams are not truly equal.
"They all get the same accreditation,
but they're miles apart," Gourman said.
Another Gourman Reporrcan be expec¬
ted this fall, probably by October or
November, he stated. Should CSUF
expect to do much better in the rankings?
Probably not, since Gourman sees and
emphasis too strongly on athletics, when
he thinks academics should have been
pushed.
Gourman was vaguely familiar with
CSUF's various athletic successes in the
past two years and said in reference to the
Red Wave, that "there's nothing wrong
with waking up the town...if the people in
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