1978_11 The Daily Collegian November 1978

              The Daily Collegian
News analysis
Defusing over-population
By Mint BlALSStR
s r.,.1 v,.,v often thai we gel good
by th.- year MM   I he Population Ket
concerning ma|cx pr.>bl.-ms ..I the
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e world birth rate is dec lining   sas
hi. dRO   si* ll.loglsts     ()..|.iijc;r,.|.h
my Ong I sui and Donald 1   Hogue
production has loon lagged behind ..
three fourths   »t   the   world  s   iiiciu
developing countries    the  report
than .-xjjec ted    The report    titled
mm,,    World    fertility       trends
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Both Pakistan and China hav.- bar
foot' doctor teams that travel thr-.uK
/ing   called   to,   .imss   stdrv.it,,,,,
chaos and  [x»siblv  war   bv  the-
2000 '   the   report   said     Ami   .1
lace on birth .ontrol    The doctors a
•rained ... b.is.r  health .are  at the gc
through ihe country educating villan»-
LXirtsby independent rc-sear. he-, s
Pakistan has  alto benefited  great
nment  agencies    dnd the  United
Irom  I1 S    dollars     The  rontraceptl
inundation  program    financed  heav
between population growth and
by   the   United   States    has   provide
Opinions voiced
by faculty reps
i ummuniry thai the problems at
is a crippled university that co.
to limp along under an admini.
leadership that has 'ost over twe
of the total faculty  s support '
Gov. Brown to speak on campus
Cover nor lerry Brown will speak on
students in the CSUF Ampitheatre
Monday. Oct 6 at 3 p m
One of the issues the governor will
address is that of tuition in the Califor
n.a State University and Colleges sys-
Brown's appearance is being arranged by the Associated Students and
The Daily Collegian
Spokesmen for the AS and the news-
paper said that the governor's appear
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e developed world  have
doomed  to a   losing   struKgle   hetwc
ar. arithmetically  increasing food sup
pis   Simply put  Malthus   theory states
•bar. rJoes tood production
The- world of  Malthus  is  a  gloomy
i is encouraging It indi
>me ot the measures de
■ntrol  high birth-rates  are
I he rc-t«,rt at best says progress is
heinn made The authors claim thr
world population crisis appears solv
able but will that alone be enough tc
ameliorate the problem of feeding ar
expanding jxspulation and avoid the-
wi.rl.l. bans that some researchers pre
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Best performance
Best performance
Cross country team highlights sports round-up
Bt ELSON ARMSTRONG JR
with 13 minutes left in the game when
lony Douglas rifled a shot into the
right comer of the CSLA net The goal
was Douglas   first of the season
On Tuesday, San jose State s No IS
ranked Spartans invaded Ratclirfe. and
this time the ' Dogs were on the losing
end of a 1-0 decision The game was
I resno s eighth one goal decision this
scoreless San Jose's Steve Swadley
scored the only goal of the match 30
seconds into the final overtime period
CSUF barely missed tying the game
when Tony Gonzales' penalty shot with
23 seconds left just missed, sailing
wide to the left of the Spartan net
.. Spartan Coach Julious Menendez
said that the CSUF squad played his
team as well as anyone this season and
that included No 1 ranked Indiana
turned in one of its best performances
of the season, as they finished third in a
field of 15 teams at the Biola Invita
The Dogs were led by Alfred Lara
who finished in eighth place with a
215 25 time Other Dog placers were
Miguel Santizo 25:26; George Aguirre
25-48; Jim 'Flies' Tilford 25 54; Dave
Coulman 26 14, Bob Loux 26:15; and
Ba.demar Betancourt 26 20
UC Irvine and San Diego State were
the only teams to finish ahead of
Fresno State
The Fresno Coif team turned in two
impressive performances during the
past week Last weekend the 'Dogs fin
ished fith in the Stanford Invitational
On Tuesday, Fresno State was second
only to Arizona State in the Pacific Fall
Coif Tournament in Lodi
Water Polo
The Fresno State Water Polo team
will host Cal Poly, Pomona on Friday,
Nov 3, at 7 p.m. and Long Beach State
comes to town Saturday, for a match
that will begin at 11 am Both matches
will be held at the campus pool
Gooden Resigns
John Gooden, Fresno State football
recruiting coordinator and linebacker
coach, announced that he is resigning
his post effective Nov 30 to enter private business.
Gooden said that he made his decision to resign before the 1978 season
Gooden has been a member of the
FRESNO STATE
FOOTBALL
MSP)
PLAYER OF THE WEEK:
NEIL PORTER
Senior Linebacker
Against Fullerton:
6 Unassisted Tackles
10 Assisted Tackles
1 Pass Break-up
HOMECOMING 78
This Saturday
Bulldogs Vs. Long Beach State
Kick-off at 7 pm
RadcBffe Stadium