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(Photo b\ m-;fa^:-B >afcati?& jk '*^^/7 :^( ^ ^: ? r" jj ,.. :^flE : gr Moon talks to members ot lies mi n Riddell k 4 mpus licensc was revoked in tmplaints of harassment plans lis organization in January, or the Research of Principles se it violated four regulations nations, according to Robert lents. ication Church, founded by the group s beliefs are Moon's ained the violations to the tider the condition that all ofitudents. Alexander said the save of absence from USC, but id to register off-campus P'; Wa t J* gL ' 491 fj. JH^g IbBBbH " :HqP es speaks to the board at oard voted to extend Jim th/etic director and head ' John Par net!) 7his Unification Church at a t ay rev: 'Once l found on the Moonies, / u wasn't interested, very persistent.' CARP was accused of soliciti various items. , The organization was accus door-to door in dormitories. Thomas Griffin, CARP cent< said he expects the organizatio * i HIT _ 1 4.^ ? _ ll in January, we pian 10 go inrc established on campus," Griffi requirement, but we would like GRIFFIN SAID he knew CAI Trustees rever Cartel becav By Tom Staff V The USC board of trustees I contract as atnieuc director 101 his contract as head footba December 1985. In September 1979, the boar< positions when Carlen's cont Markley Dennis said the sepai time because of unrest and c USC athletics whioh anrvnrf normalization of operations u activity." Board members would not except for. a four-page prepare< said the contract extension was football seasons, the progres; program, the recruitment of E coach, the overall win-loss rec< fnntKnll UJ i\AiVMoii i^aiu 9 uaiui ouwi ui Trophy and the athletic prograi "IN TERMS of our athletic p foregoing recitation of accom terests of the university are bei Mr. Carlen," Dennis said. "T1 retain the talents that are servi "We continue to hold to tl retreat. Some of Moon's 1 iveUJ it that CARP- was old them that / But they were ? s* i /C/? cfttrian* %M WV f C ng funds on campus by selling ;ed of soliciting memberships jr director in South Carolina, n to receive a campus charter nigh the proper channel to get n said, ien signatures is tne to have about 20 members." IP had been thrown off USC's se earlier decis i's cord rep ti^nrr Coyne tfrit*r Yiday extended Jim Carlen's ir years through June 1986 and ill coach one year through i decided to separate the two racts expired. Chairman H. ation was necessary "at that ontroversy then surrounding t sv rt i rvt ?v\ n ^/\ lUn u iu uu uu^cuiiuciud iv# uic 'ithin that area of university comment on their decision i statement by Dennis. Dennis i influenced by consecutive 8-3 c nf tho uinman's hnclrotholl j v? miv TTwaiavai u MM^nvvMMia till Foster as head basketball ard of non-revenue sports, the id, George Rogers' Heisman m's financial success. trogram, it is evident from the tplishments that the best inng served by the leadership of here fore, we have decided to ng us so well. te idea that the positions of 1ollowers are trying to obtain ^ 1 *5v^ cn< campus. "I understood that CAF be.jre, but I'm not sure why'tl mitted to stay on campus," he sa "One of our members invests that CARP members had been ness to new students," Griffin complained." Although the group has not recruiting members. One USC tacted by the group last spring. "I was walking on the Russel came up to me and asked me York," the student said. "I co knew that I was from New York, tome. "Tho fitrl fnlrl mo cho iuqc fi*. A IIV gll 1 IV1U 111V iJIIV T? UO II' looked like I was from upstat talking about things we liked to d my name and address. "THE GIRL told me she was i ion racts ex ic nrp vm football coach and athletic diret separate, independent contra* separate individuals," he said. Dennis would not comment on issue,but said the terms of the coi THE BOARD also establish tenured faculty members: Failure to perform adequately Misconduct related directly ar of the faculty member in his prof Conduct or action not protecte Prolonged inability for medi duties required for the position. Lapse or withdrawal of licensi Bona fide reduction in staff. The board also approved cc university administration, suet gave the administration authc proceedings without board appr are unsuccessful. THE BOARD also passed: An 11 percent increase in hoi 1980 to pay rising telephone rate A $1 increase in football and bi Two congratulatory resolutic football team for its performs '*r %s< , . , : k -'iSSiiiil ~^jn Ikk, - * *Wm w%r ' :f 1 a (JSC charter, iDter JL IF was charters on campus ie organization was not perlicT v-'v . * ** < S . ated the situation and found too zealous in trying to witsaid. "Too many students yet been chartered, it is student said she was conl House patio when this girl if I was from upstate New >uldn't understand how she so it seemed kind of strange om Ithica, N.Y., and said I e," she said. "We started lo, and then she asked me for i member of CARP She said see Moonies. page 4 tended nning :tor should be the subject of :ts, but not at this time the board's discussion of the ntracts were worked out. led six reasons for firing the duties of the position, id substantially to the fitness essional capacity. d bv the Constitution cai reasons to perform the ire to practice in the state, indemnation actions by the i as in the "Pit" case, and rity to start condemnation oval if property negotiations using costs beginning in fall s, salaries and supply costs. asketball tickets. < >ns: One congratulating the nee this year and the other 5M Carton, 4 1