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PSU Library Special Collections and University Archives presents these recordings as part of the historical record.They reflect the recollections and opinions of the individual speakers and are not intended to be representative of the views of Portland State University.They may contain language, ideas, or stereotypes that are offensive to others.[audio starts mid-sentence] HOST: …There were a few seats around.I guess they're all filled up.But feel free to come down.Dr. Ehrlich will speak, and then afterwards we'll have a session of questions and answers, which you probably figured we'd have anyway.Now, to introduce Dr. Ehrlich: he is a biologist.He has written a book called Population Bomb, which should be on display outside the door when you leave, so you can take a look at it and buy it if you want to.He is the director of graduate study in the biology… Biological Sciences at Stanford University.Locally, his work has included research at Stanford's Jasper Ridge biology experimental area and at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory at Crested Butte, Colorado.He is not just locally known, he is also known in the rest of the world.He's been in Mexico, Alaska, the Canadian Arctic and Sub-Arctic, Australia, New Guinea, New Britain, the Solomon Islands, Malaya, Cambodia, Kashmir, and East Africa, so I would think we'd say he was fairly renowned.We'd like to thank him before I give up the podium.I'd like to thank him for coming; and now, will you give a hand for Dr. Paul Ehrlich. [applause] PAUL R. EHRLICH: Thank you, Contrell.I see the press gangs have been at work.I can just see the speech now: "All of you in my class will show
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