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i Computer has fin namniic tnn WUIII|IUU IUII Fr?m staff reports If you've ever wondered what a compu wonder no more, says Johnny Wilson, a eng dent and president of the Institute of Electi mk Engineers. ^ Wilson has helped put together a special latest and most advanced personal computer Commodore's AMIGA will be shown at Auditorium in the USC Law School. Peter H will demonstrate the computer at 7:30 p.m. "They picked USC bccause they want this," Wilson said. "They want to hit the engineering people." Every leading computer publication has gi reviews since its recent introduction at the L York City, Wilson said. The showing will be a preview before the c public release, he said. The two-hour demonstration will include , presentation of the AMIGA, a hands-on < f) I computer and a question-and-answer period * v. v F5 kit | MEW 7 am - Midnight 7 am 9 Dm ( p # 9 am - 6 pm 2 pm - 10 pm 933 MAIN ST f)l- ' |J|.HIII|l?lll Visual Arts Presents ? ARMUAL POSTER I ART PRIRT SAL] f Today through Frida; Russell House 2nd Floor Lobby 9:00 am until 5:00 pr o.Y-JK I Community. BET OUT 8F Mil, FREE \ yM ; . | I*" MT H MrT MTIL Hlltl OR IHI CBLBBBATB THE SI ABE1VERSARY 01 M0E0P0LY i Special Programs presei f a Monopoly Tournamer e Wednesday, September 7:00 p.m. FREE at the Golden Sp Prizes will be awardec Sign-up all this week in the CPU office ? 2nd Floor RHUU i in 11 in ii debut Riley lorriiiAf miami - jo www what southern g pointing at Was ter can do for you, cc?'^>/nic Pro8rC! incering graduate stu- . 5rc if grc* rical and Electronical . ,,c f-on8r< needs," said Soul I showing of one the _ Monday s mee s Governors' Assoi l- ? J broad ranse of tr uic airom murmona . ? ac/.or of Commodore ultimately turned tomorrow. ? , U.S. trad class associated with ^?^s' i high-tech users and . Every year w despairing about ivcn the AMIGA rave wc ju.8t movc on incoln Center in New *'red of tal Lamar Alexande late of the computer's crue' trul governors have v a 50-minutc videotape sions concerning demonstration of the at arounc* ^200 I tion's trade defi< billion for 1983. And because tl ikes* HOURS!!! Monday-Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 799-3! ini ' ALL HE1 1 SPECIAL 1 TONI ? 1 Ith ? its a " 18 ! ur i -ngBSi ? ^ARC leads Southern j 1ESS ly healthy, the govern bs, jobs and more jobs arc trouble getting Congr overnors want and they are to act to prevent futu hington as a roadblock to "The most iniporta ss. from here is living w it sense of frustration here Gov. John Ashcroft c rss is not attuned to our doing that now and w th Carolina Gov. Dick Riley. the Congress." finoc at annual ?'J ' Ml tuv umiiuui UUUUIV1II /-lilWArtllUCI (l)NCU VVI ciation conferencc covcrcd a shouldn't cncouragc >pics, but every conversation "make here what y< to the federal budget deficit Japanese who a c imbalance ? and how they manufacturing plants But North Carolini e spend about half our time not all industries in th the national deficit ? then economic good times to something else when we equalize the burden, king about it," said Gov. Martin and Riley h r of Tennessee. calling on the federal th, Alexander said, is that more equal trade ball irtually no say in policy deci- trade and enforce bil. the federal deficit, estimated Such policies would h >illion this year, and the na- of North Carolina a cit, estimated to reach $150 said. "Wc cannot contii le economy remains relative- market but we can't i .4 FRF.Sf I /// Freshma // are / J/ You can pick Russell b \ scpicmDcr i 10:00 arri Studc 307 | BBBnHHMWBMaHMaHHMHManMH XT THIS SEMESTE . HUMP NIGHT EV Every Wednesday GHT and The Villagi 8 pm The Golden Spur $2 Students w/USC ID $3 General Public )LINA B^ROGRAM IIN.0, governors in ors said they arc having to changc thin ess or President Reagan In a session re economic problems. technology, Ri nt message we can send said the Unit ithin our means," said deficit in high )f Missouri. "States are "We arc m c need to convey that to trade, we're g< Gephardt si icther the United States gressive trade forcian countries to Die see no no >u sell here," like the closed markets re building auto- "We will do in Tennessee. ty rather than i Gov. Jim Martin said "But legislatic e South have shared the fectively deal and trade policies could way." The gover avc drafted a resolution establishing a government to restore a that would he ancc, establish two-way universities co iteral trade agreements. of the region'* elp the textile industries Also on nd South Carolina, he Nicolas Ardi assistance is < lue to be the only free American d< use gun-boat diplomacy democracy in V I 1MAN in Revues Here! them up at the louse Patio jW / \ nth, 12th, 13th /w/ 1 - 2:00 pm /* / nt I.D.'s M/ I?'":d ?^\ >VS5 j /LIE ID m FIRST cr BKfiRfl HBBTi: EN 19 SIMB8TE WBMK- I Publicity ? I ' Moi RHUU 209 i KJ? Tra fW M?' B tv>y Cln< ill M Monc %rv R JIj Vi ??/ Mo ^ R V K4/\ IVIU RHUU 2 Cut . Mom 3 Idiots p Spe< Tu< RHUU 2 Conter Tui F Ide t U0? i f Fre Toe ! rhuu : Trac To i N SSSSSSSSBHSHi UBHBflBHBHi . . . : job seach gs," Martin said. devoted to a discussion of high cp. Richard Gephardt, D-Mo., cd States could face its first tech trading this year. ot just getting beat in world ;tting dr bbed," he said. iresscd the need for "an agpoliey to stop unfairness. Peosition between free trade and better by negotiation and treaby legislation," Gephardt said, m will be passed if we can't efwith the problem any other nors passed a resolution Southern Technology Council ip government, businesses and operate to take full advantage ? high-tech resources. Dnday, Panamanian President to Barlctta said that U.S. :sscntial to solving the Latin :bt crisis and strengthing the region. i I I ! I i I I 1 I j I uUili LLL ! m it i.\jw jiipiiy , j He adline 3, deadlines, atic ffu iitkejr can one; studferlt takei?" ' f [ 1 fi I Join us and find out. Flobri $2jlj rtussell - House, 7 - I I -- CAROLINA: VleVo golt your b-sat.ITe Gartiecocl newspaper. C COMMITTEE OS CF TEE IE START THIS iUHE JU1N US! 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