The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, June 04, 1980, Page Page 3, Image 3

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'?*!? 3-. (;M/ , .. . CARP campu By Janet Gibson Copy Dm* Chtof A student organization affiliated with Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church will attempt tc organize a chapter on the USC campus this fall because of "the real threat of communism and the breakdown of human society," the area correspondent for the World Student Times said. Rishelle Josephs, correspondent for the Collegiate Association for the Research of Principles (CARP) newspaper said she will be attending USC in the fall, alone with other members of the Unification Church. "As a movement, we're so misrepresented,"Josephs said.She added that the group studies the principles and teachings of the Unification Church, but is not financially dependent on the religious movement. JOSEPHS CLASSIFIED herself as a "Marxist" before meeting members of the Unification Church in San Francisco. The 22 year-old will be studying international relations at USC this fall. Ulrich Tuente. director of the f PregnaticyT !|. Counseling I - RH nep sho Li , $175 Monday-Wcc | * , $200SaturdcW | ' TJi^Ladie I Mil Barnwell Si. Colui 1 This is iK)l a refe nir I "South Can Complete wilde i SUMMER | j $2.50 off any book (with ci T-shirts, she Topslders,, rental RAFTRI 1 940 Harden St. Hoi 10-6:30 M-F ;A wrro'* / i,?. '' i -uin * plans to c s license t CARP team in Columbia, said he will also be attending USC in the fall and working to get the 1 organization licensed. "Being a Moonie takes very > much strength," he said. "It takes 1 a whole person to be a Moonie." f Tuente said if 10 full-time USC i students are interested in joining CARP, the oreanization will annlv v -rrv for a campus license. "He-establishing a new sense of patriotism" is a main objective of CARP, Tuente said. He said reestablishing Judeo-Christian beliefs and forming a new ethical foundation are other concerns of theorganizaton. \ JAMES CAMPBELL, vice president of student affairs, said CARP was a licensed campus group in 1975. He said no membership figures for the group are known. The group had its license revoked after numerous student ; complaints of "harassment," he i said. Some CARP members interrupted student organizational meetings to impose their beliefs on an unwilling audience, he added. , According to Gamecock staff ; reports, CARP was not suspended ? tt d Student Times . PROBLEM^ j^jl e official CA RP newspaper. 'ernimanon JI Available ^ [j i included us. i I s Clinie f llbia, SC 254-7553 I j rrul agency, ^ ^ ^ i QICllC1lCsflDKXH?Kn3K3KAK9lHD aiitnflMP I" M?B ?| Ulna's Most mess Outfitter" SPECIAL ! dav nark nr! W 1-^"" VI I j i bag j upon) i >rts, Sperry equipment is and ENTALS 799-7571 irs10-6 Sat. >btain his fall for political or theological reasons, but because they broke four regulations concerning chartered organizations. Former Dean of Students Robert Alexander listed the four violations: ? The group (chartered under the condition that all officers were students enrolled in the university. Officers took a leave of absence, but continued to serve in the capacity of officers, Alexander said. ? CARP "consistently failed to register off-campus speakers," he said. ? CARP WAS ACCUSED of soliciting funds on campus by selling paraphernalia, and ? The organization was also1 accused of soliciting membership by going door-to-door in residence halls. A USC student and employee of Food Town in Five Points said members of Rev. Moon's Unification Church have been selling flowers in the grocery store parking lot. "There are several converts from the university," he said. See CARP, page 5 mes "V We this F and P Meeting June In Rusmel EARN EXTRA J MONEY I Urgently needed|people with | Mononucleosis to aid in Medical Kesearc h. If you have or had within the past 2 weeks Mono, you may qualify for $100.00 per week for 3 hours of your time. Call 254-0537 for more information. Call for appointment. Brin*2 this ad for > mm pvin n?-<?* ( . . V / V S V>/\IHJ Wl I 1 I I Dl I donation. Offer good until April 9,19BO Serologicals of Columbia, Inc. Suite 105, 2719 Middleburg Columbia, S.C. 29204 A totally [ new shipmgnt amcn's hrtwrtmn shirts... l) plus t-shirts rtnd jcdms ^ ^opjul&lternativejnc V?747 SALUDA AVENUE FIVE POINTS . .. I irx sr. fine imecock s Summer* Needed; leporters hotogpaphers Tommoppow Night | 5 at G:3Q p.m. I House , Room 321