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USC group form to seek re-electi ot President Kec By Warren Bolton The re-election of President Ronald Reagan immediate concern of a conservative politic organization that is applying for license at group's founder said. Nelson Coonev. founder of the Students fo said the organization's immediate goal will be to registered to vote in an effort to re-elect Reaga Cooney said he feels Hart is the biggest Reagan's re-election on college campuses now think of Hart as the young, John Kennedy typ< Cooney said Reagan's domestic and foreign the major issues on which they will attempt to e< Die. He said he thinks it is important that Re elected because the country needs to continue or Reagan has made. Reagan's attempts to reduce government and his show of strength in instil foreign policy is a plus for the country, Coone Once the SFA is established, its emphasis educating students on conservative views. C views aren't always reflected in the media, C< The organization will hold voter registration dri ing in speakers, he said. Cooney said SFA will also try to get more campus activities. SFA will particularly try to vative views into student government. Cooney said USC's SFA will be a part of organization started by Ralph Reed. The orgar attempt to reach all college campuses. v-uuncy iaiu lie i;> iiui iuun.nig iui a laigc ui g< USC, but he's looking for people who are de< believe in what they are doing. Cooney said he feels USC is an easier cam SFA on than those in the North. "I believe Carolina is more of a conservative campus," I Cooney said one thing SFA must overcome micrnn^pntinn r\f what rnn?prvati?m mpan? think conservative, they think that it means 4ol and out-of-date.' When they think of liberal that means 4with it,'" he said. Cooney said the conservative view addresse cerns that interest people. SFA will attempt to : more aware of these views. If you're a senior and 1 do you think its diffic CJuess again. It's rather easy. In fact, all you nee micks. And this offer Because Americar your future, but we al But why do you n r>. C 11 rirst or an, it s a gt And you know how i Of course, you cai for restaurants and sY welcomed worldwide So call 800-528-80 Student Application your college bookstor campus bulletin boar The American E> leave school without (OAmcru.m I xprcv. Iravri KcLitcJ Scr* uo\( ?>mpjn\ r~~i rmr w~^ ing 44. 011 3-M $. r America, ^A ;;' ' get people 11. ' Students .:-. ' ;, he said. WSs. -tv^j policies are A * \V. . *;.'' jfl ducate peo- |/ ' ? ^| jj spj% . | * .. v J| aoan ic r*?- Vlv' v' ^ '-V* * .J^k i the course > ! the size of V ik :ution U.S. \ will'be on _ ;. *? %'l 'rl: ' onservative * , "' V. s : * * v * ;-?? 3oney said. > , \ v. ? : % ives and br- v.,-; \, *./ ? V' involved in get conscr- jyje an(j yQU fln(j g named a national A couPle of spectators and a dog lization will sOpen Door t( From Staff Reports pus to start The Open Door health enrich that South program will present 1984 H he said. Enrichment week tomorrow thr ; is people's Thursday at USC. Vhen people Nationally and locally ki id-fashioned spcaKcis will prescru leciures, ui thev think sions and demonstrations. All se: are free and open to the public, c *-ri\r Tomorrow features a Healtf make people Fun Fair from 10 a m' 10 3 p m-( make people Russell House Patio Measur blood pressure, percent bod) have the promise of a $10,000 careerult to get the American Express? Cai d is a $10,000 job. Thats it. No strin is even good for 12 months after you i Express wants to show that we not so believe in you now. eed the American Express Card nov wnv to helo vou to establish youi mportant that is. i also use the Card for vacation trips topping. And because the Card is re< , so are you. Look for an application o . In. N.M 14 relax at the annual running of the Carolina Cup. The horse ) sponsor Health Em anemia, visual acuity and blood ment chemistry will be featured. ealth Events on Wednesday: ough how to select a nutritious diet at oncampiis and off-campus eating lown establishments will be discussed by iscus- Janet McMahon, community health rt /-I .? /> r? ^ o I rt v i r> r? t n /Ml n f V JSIOIIS tuucaiui ai UV.A11151U11 Hospital; noon, RH room 303. j and Lois Park, director of Planned an the Parenthood of Columbia, will speak es of on healthier sexuality; 3 p.m., RH 303. r fat, Variety Night at the Golden Spur, Yd oriented job, only believe in v? rmm^mmmmmKmmmmmmm - credit history. 011 as well as 9 1 LJ :ognized and M ^ BBMHaKa ^jr; 1 ^ n campus. j j* ' : I i a 11 ? Claire Towers Senate at Mari 252-7032 JBSftv ft ' Vi''v" '...' 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