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USC students for By Ann Farmer caucu A group of USC students hope to This make their votes count through an genen organization to promote Democratic An* presidential hopeful Gary Hart. of F Rick Grant, a government and inter- Wash national studies major, got a license to tional start an organization called USC mater Students For Hart, which has drawn after about 25 people to two meetings. shire "The fact that the primary season is going /-V .-w-v ?-? / I r>?i f n r\ r I wuiiutii,>tu uaa uv^tn a ^itai |JII;UI^IU VJU on this campus and all campuses," suppc Grant said. The organization's first tand t meeting was the week before spring foreig break, and the South Carolina energ Computer to aid e By Leroy Gadsden s A $5,000 computer to be used in studying c energy use in buildings has been donated to t the USC College of Engineering by the Carrier Corporation. i The donation is based on a request made I oy Mcnctiu i'ooi, ct uivu cngmcti iii& piufessor, who learned of this type of donation while at an energy eonferenee at Ohio State < University this past spring, where a Carrier representative explained how sehool officials t could obtain a computer for student use. The computer takes information on the i flnt u hoiaic tin? UUl U IBU VW M At breakfast buy one choice, and get one J 6 a.m. - 10:30 a.m .if.-'-" i i i , ASf pyr yyy?ft |M m support group 1 i i ui f-)? ses were during spring oreaK. ties rc meant there was not time to support th; ate much interest, Grant said. McGovern,' Dther problem has been the lack Young E [art campaign material from ticipating in ington D.C., Grant said the na- has contacte headquarters gave out all their The USC ial in the first wave of support work with t Hart's victory in the New Hamp- organizatior primary. Now all the money is percent of u to the big primary states. to vote for mt said he believes students will convention, >rt Hart as soon as they unders- "(The gi he fundamental issues, especially awareness o ;n policy, arms control and Mondale, y. stand," he ! nergy research If F size of a building under construction and ? ietermines how much energy will be required eJ o maintain it. nl This will present engineers from over- or <; indersupplying energy when designing miildings. Carrier donates computers nationwide. u 'The computers are donated for the benefit ^ if the engineering students," said Don Wolff, Columbia Carrier sales minager at J.] he Climatic Corporation. ? 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