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By Robert Reeves
Staff Writer
USC's religious
organizations are cranking
up after a relatively inactive
summer to provide
programs for students from
many religious
backgrounds.
Nineteen groups are officially
recognized by the
university.
The Bahai Club, Campus
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<iv? t uiiw, viii nipiia ,
Christian Science, Real Life
Fellowship, Maranatha
Student Center, Student
Christian Fellowship, InterVarsity
Christian Fellowship
and the Fellowship of
Christian Athletes are
recognized through student
organization charters.
ELEVEN OTHER
university-chartered student
groups have leaders who are
members of the Council of
University Chaplains and
Religious Counselors.
These groups are the
Baptist Student Union,
Campus Crusade, the
Catholic Religious Center,
the Hillel Jewish Counsellorship,
the Latter-Day
Saints Institute, the
Episcopal-Lutheran-Methodist
Center, the Navigators and'
the Presbyterian Student
Center.
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counselors of these groups
receive recognition as
professional personnel
associated with the
university and university
staff privileges such as the
use of campus facilities and
free listings in university
publications. They also use
staff parking and have access
to students' religious
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BUT THERE are no financial
ties between the
university and the groups,
according to university
Chaplain Lauren Brubaker,
?>n unofficial liaison between
tne chaplains' council and
the university.
"Each of the chaplains or
counselors are paid by their
cwn individual
organizations," Brubaker
said. "The staff privileges
and council organization are B
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Campuswide events to be
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IN ADDITION, the council
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faculty and will sponsor a
Clergy Day on which area
clergy will participate in
various campus activities.
Council of Chaplains
Chairman Steve Price said
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but instead it is to set an
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respect for other religious
views through our joint
activities."
The Baptist, Catholic and
Presbyterian organizations
have buildings provided by
their national or state
organizations, a lounn
building is shared by the
Episcopal, Lutheran and
Methodist groups.
THE BAPTIST Student
Center, 700 Pickens St., has
two full-time chaplains, the
Rev. Woody Hammett and
Jane Young.
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