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ATTENTION ...... Metro, Political and Broadcast Editors: Political experts can discuss next step in Democratic nomination With Tuesday’s primaries in Indiana and North Carolina primaries behind us and the states’ 187 delegates allocated, many Americans want to resolve the battle for the Democratic nomination and turn their attention to the general election. Political experts at the University of South Carolina can discuss Tuesday’s primary results and the next steps for the Democratic Party.
To arrange interviews, call Peggy Binette or Margaret Lamb in the university’s Office of Media Relations at 803-777-5400.
ATTENTION ...... Metro, Education, Business, Broadcast Editors: Head to class in computer science! Computing is a hot career field Grads with degrees in computer science and engineering are among the most sought after for jobs. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that five of the nation’s top nine jobs through 2016 are in computing – network systems and data communications analyst; computer software engineers, applications; computer systems analyst; database administrators; and computer software engineers, systems. Dr. Duncan Buell, chairman of the department of computer science and engineering at the university’s College of Engineering and Computing, said people with degrees in computing should have no difficulty finding a job. In fact, there are three jobs for every person with a bachelor’s degree in computing. He can discuss the job market and computing careers.
To arrange interviews, call Karen Petit at 803-777-5400.
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