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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

  CONTACT: Michael Shea, CFO              Investors: Lauren Felice
           David Reingold, Senior Vice               RF Binder Partners
           President, Marketing, IR                  (212) 994-7541
           Computer Horizons Corp.                   LAUREN.FELICE@RFBINDER.COM
           (973) 299-4000                     Media: Kate Rothen
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          COMPUTER HORIZONS DETERMINES DISSIDENT PURPORTED $5 PER SHARE
                             PROPOSAL IS INADEQUATE

             COMPANY'S CURRENT BUSINESS PLAN PROVIDES SUPERIOR VALUE

Mountain Lakes, New Jersey, May 2, 2003 - Computer Horizons Corp. (Nasdaq:
CHRZ), a strategic human capital management and professional services company,
announced today that after careful consideration, including a thorough review
with its independent financial advisor, J.P. Morgan, its Board of Directors has
unanimously determined that Aquent LLC's purported $5.00 per share proposal for
Computer Horizons' shares is grossly inadequate and not in the best interests of
all of its shareholders.

Tom Berry, Chairman of the Board, stated, "The Board takes its fiduciary duty to
act in the best interests of all of Computer Horizons' shareholders most
seriously. We have evaluated the Company's current and projected business plans
as well as the financial analysis and report prepared by J.P. Morgan and we have
unanimously concluded that $5.00 per share seriously undervalues Computer
Horizons shares. Our stock traded at $25 a little over three years ago. While
that may have been a relatively high point in market valuation in recent times,
we believe that our industry is now at the low end of market valuation and that
there are positive signals of a market turn on the horizon. We believe giving
our recently appointed CEO, Bill Murphy, a chance to implement the Company's
business plan will provide greater value to shareholders than $5.00 per share.

"Even as of today, the analysis provided to us by J.P. Morgan after a review of
the Company's business plan concludes that Aquent's proposal is inadequate.
While we cannot promise a return to the



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heady days of over $20 per share, we are convinced that $5.00 per share
significantly understates the intrinsic value of the Company," Mr. Berry added.

Computer Horizons CEO, William J. Murphy, stated, "With working capital alone of
approximately $3.30 per share, to allow the Company to be bought for $5.00 per
share would be a firesale giveaway. As we continue to execute our business plan
which is focused on higher margin work, targeted acquisitions, and a strategic
de-emphasis from some of the low margin staffing business, I strongly believe
our stock price will move well beyond $5.00 per share.

"In a difficult economic environment, we have been a survivor...a fiscally
strong survivor...and we will continue to be so," continued Murphy. "And through
it all, we have maintained and grown our strong customer base. We have made
significant investments in promising business areas such as our Chimes
subsidiary, and these are now just beginning to reap the benefit of the years
and dollars spent in development. To underestimate the value of Chimes would not
be putting our shareholders' interests first. We also continue to have a very
strong cash position which gives us a significant advantage over our
competition. Indeed, it is the very strength of our cash position that has
triggered the unsolicited and inadequate proposal by Aquent. We do not believe
Aquent's offer is either real or provides adequate value to Computer Horizons
shareholders."

Mr. Murphy also noted, "In addition to grossly undervaluing the Company, Aquent
has failed to respond to our request made several days ago and recently repeated
for its relevant financial data, financing commitments and the nature of any
conditions or contingencies that might occur in a transaction. To date, they
have deflected all of our requests and chose instead to not provide any of this
information. Should this information be provided, the Board has directed J.P.
Morgan to evaluate it and, if appropriate, meet with Aquent.

"To give credibility to or vote for Aquent's proxy proposals relating to
replacing two of our independent directors with candidates whose main goal will
be to steer the Company to Aquent for a price below its value makes no sense and
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"Under the guise of good corporate governance, Aquent has also sought to change
our by-laws to reduce the requirement for calling a special meeting of
shareholders from 50% to 10%. This by-law provision has been in place since the
Company was founded over 30 years ago. Most of our competitors do not even
permit their shareholders to call a special meeting. To allow this proposal to
pass will put the Company at risk for the chaos that could ensue from
potentially one or two special interest shareholders to call a never ending
series of meetings, will potentially be quite costly and will distract
management from focusing on shareholder value," he said.

"Because good corporate governance has always been important to Computer
Horizons and its Board, the Company has today announced that it unilaterally
reduced the percentage required to call a special shareholder meeting to 25%,"
said Tom Berry, the Board Chairman. "I believe this will be a signal to our
shareholders that we are receptive to change and improving corporate governance,
but that doing so should not jeopardize a Company's ability to focus on
maximizing shareholder value.

"Computer Horizons is strongly committed to growing shareholder value. We
believe that although the depressed economy of the past few years has generally
worked against the Company and impacted the market value of our shares, we are
well positioned for the future. Our business plan, strong cash and working
capital position and highly qualified and experienced management dedicated to
increasing shareholder value will return the greatest value to shareholders and,
in all cases, a value significantly greater than $5.00 per share.

"We thank our shareholders, customers and employees for the many expressions of
encouragement and confidence that we have received. We appreciate their
continued support, and we urge all shareholders to vote their WHITE proxy card
today, for the Board's nominees and for proposals 2, 3 and 4 and against
proposal 5," he concluded.


ABOUT COMPUTER HORIZONS CORP.

Computer Horizons Corp. (Nasdaq: CHRZ) is a strategic human capital management
and professional services company with more than thirty years of experience,
specifically in information technology. As a global leader in systems
integration and managed services, Computer Horizons enables companies to
maximize technology investments. By leveraging its core business in IT services
and its



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proprietary technology through Chimes, its wholly-owned subsidiary,
Computer Horizons is enabling its Global 2000 customer base to align and
integrate business planning with human resource management across an
enterprise's business functions. For more information on Computer Horizons,
please visit our Web site at WWW.COMPUTERHORIZONS.COM.

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RELEASES, AND OTHER COMMUNICATIONS.

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PROXY STATEMENT (THE " DEFINITIVE PROXY STATEMENT") IN CONNECTION WITH
MANAGEMENT'S SOLICITATION OF PROXIES FROM COMPUTER HORIZONS SHAREHOLDERS.

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OF CHARGE, COPIES OF THE DEFINITIVE PROXY STATEMENT AND ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS
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WWW.SEC.GOV. THE DEFINITIVE PROXY STATEMENT AND THESE OTHER DOCUMENTS MAY ALSO
BE OBTAINED FREE OF CHARGE BY CONTACTING MORROW & CO., INC., THE FIRM ASSISTING
COMPUTER HORIZONS IN THE SOLICITATION OF PROXIES, TOLL-FREE AT 1-800-607-0088.


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