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Moon frontpage 1 it was some kind graduate student progr; the student said. "She me they try to get p< together for dinner, and they sit around and ta sing." The student said she her name and telep number to the girl. " that, I got about one 01 phone calls a week ft least a month from th< or someone else from C asking me to stop by lrioif f v* Urktio/\ ?t-% y ion uiuu uuuoc in downtown Columbia a she said. Carlen from page 1 congratulating George the Heisman Trophy. A Code of Student sibility setting univer: _ A. 1 A _ A ? siuaenis. An nonor coc the student senate is inc A name change for \ magazine from the Ne folio. USC President J reported on next year people realize if they v they should apply eaj essennai tney apply Dy proposed 7 percent Holdermansaid. He said applicants pi II Jtlt^ If The Offi ^Scholarship H Family Fin |j|you will ne pyear. pi Come by J gup. oin 11 ii it Be, sure to ypriOT|t^due Sift. I Tiff Dia Soli | 'A cl Hound... ! '<4 el Kound... ! H ct Hound... ! I ct liound... $ 'A ct Oval c.y4rt I Any I BUSH RI ! 798-4040 ? i 9:00 MON-F | IN THE MA ies may "Once I found ou of CARP was the Moo am," told them that I was told terested. But they wei eople persistent." men lk or Griffin said CAR centers at 45 c< gave nationwide, and man hone had problems. "Some After churches and studer r two ters nave Deen picket* ar at said. "Many people j girl CARP members am !ARP Moon of brainwj and people. That's just not the ' fZriffin said about 1 students are studyir contract Rogers for winning ratios* pendin Academic Respon- the per sity regulations for "We le recommended by the st luded. Januai the campus literary footbal w Crucible to Port- univer: 15. i ne i ames Holderman discuss 's admissions. "The "Ever yant to come to USC credits iy. It is absolutely of the Feb. 1 because of the credits personnel cut," countr; credits -ojecting grade point time." ARYE!H1 ce of Student >s announces the c ancial Statement :ed to apply for fi 1710 College Strt r school applicatk apply early +his y : date is February m . ? r / lui e/et/S I any mond itaires SAVE UP 1 REG. NOW 1299.95 SI88 ?/fc c 6499.95 $299 I (I 1999.95 $699 x/\ < 1495.00 $999 '/4 c $795.00 $549 ! CI Columbia's Diamonc Carved and of the above yellow or whi VER MALL ] SHOP 10:00- NE3 TU 10-6:00 SAT. LL BETWEEN IND KROGER j revive it that "divine principles" nies, I Moon. About 10 n't in- students occasional] *e very by the house, but t not studying ] teachings, he said. P has >lleges CARP HAS four m h.ivo 0oals "Tho. first 0c J ? V o o of our create a new mc it cen- Griffin said. "We jd," he today's 'do your ow accuse morality has resulte 1 Rev> degradation of ashing dignity. Our new r true." must create relati based on respon: 1 C TTCP lrirlitrirliinl troliui onrJ LO UOV/ l&iui v luuai v aiuv, auu lg the respect." s extend* 3f 2.0 to 2.2 will be put on a wait! g the state Legislature's decis sonnelcut. are planning with the govern* ate Legislature to find a d y to honor George Rogers ai 1 team," Holderman said, sity's George Rogers Day will b toarri met at Rell Camn Thurs > the USC self-study pro / 10 years a university is up i ition," Holderman said. "It's tl decade for USC. We are up f finn ir? 1 QUI ITnr tho fircJ fimo IV1V1I 111 JL i/V/ JL A. V/? bllV 111 UV IfllllV y, a university will try to g ition for all its campuses at the ?AK YE! Financial Aid a irrival of the 1981 s -- the applicatit ! 1 _ J C iricincicii ciiu lor 11 i ;et now and pick c >ns are also availal 'ear. Remember, < 15 1981. 2ALLY OWNED W OPERATED ro 50% REG. IM I Oval 91 I *>5.(Ml ?: 4\ I fti^nc <kn ftO/ l Marquis. $795.00 |! I Manquk.... $1195.00 $' Morquio... $3495.00 $2' I Center For set in 14K te gold DOWNTOWN tU TO PENNEYS 765-20 OPEN DAILY 9:30-6:00 chapter ? of Rev. Griffin said - CA1 other organized an an ly drop pornography campaign hev are the Communitv Collece Moon's New York. "We got 6, students to sign petitions stop the campus newspa] major from publishing p< >a1 is to noeranhir nirtnres a >rality," articles," he said. "We i i think concerned about raising I n thing' moral standards of yot d in the people." human CARP's second go norality Griffin said, is to provide innchirtc altornatiiro t n nnmmiinic iviiuiai|^w uiVViliUUTV ?.v VV/IIIIIIUHIO sibility, "We want to root out co mutual munism in this country," said. "Any country that h gone to a communist form government has go d through the intellectuals campus to do it. Since th( are communi urbanizations on campus teaching Marxism, we wf ing list to be able to give ar ion on communist lectures.'' Griffin said CARP's thi 3r and i lay in rid the I The ' iMIi i ieJan. day to gram. BjWJIJ he end ] or ac- yjj in the ^ y et ac; same < I k dns$| exti | ! dneijl with very s die si 1 if this su 'J ul RESERVED SEAT TICKETS N< it HOMEFOLKK (Auflu mvrtie beach stereo (Of??n?m?i william s SOUND TOWN (Orttni XwXvJf STROM WuXMKV ,v*' .. iM? 795 sk^JkJJ 195 fT ur >49 795 WT ,y , 195 I Zt CJUHU 6 It use RP goal is to start a spiritu ti- renaissance. * He sa at traditional religions ha< of lost the power to chanj 000 society. to "TODAY'S KELIGIOIV l>er are weak because they foci 3r- on life after death. Th? nd don't focus on the life hei are and now," Griffin sai< the "When religions focus on lii ing after death, they leave a vo where personal needs ar al, This void has allowed for tl an rise of communism. m. "The truth from He m- Moon nas me power 10 guic he man to fulfill his desires ar ias needs," Griffin said. "Ma i of can only be happy when bol ne his spiritual and physicj on needs are fulfilled." ?re Griffin said CARP's fourl st goal is to create "globi >es patriotism." "Americ mt should take the respoi it i - sihilitv to sharp finH blessings with the rest of th ird world," he said. IN CONCERT ^ , . iMfty loHhU |J >PECIAL GUESTS lib ? CAROLINA COLISE INDAY DECEMBER 1 >W ON SALE AT COLISEUM SOX OFFICE TAYLOR I U) CHAIN REACTION |Ch?il?olon) MU9ICLANO (N DEAN'S INC. (N*wb*rry) HAN DEOAN'S (W?ll?rt>oroi MUSIC (Or*no?t>ura) SEACO MUSIC (Suml?r) MUSK mood) LISAS SOUNDS (Flortnc*) OARLINOTON MU3 S ORUO STORE (McCormick) F 4 S DRUG CO <S?lu?? ' v \v\ ' |pi 3$^ctotCku mi ikt 6af Mom Cafpfo CkwtmM 2>uu "Monday, jbecemiet S 5:00?7:00 f.n. Iout o{ Stmrnt/uf 'Tit A tA& hviitk tft/l J { Vw y*mk SUfU tUtt fhJud Stuff* Cwi-tK-iU-t ItfioccoL uxiA 'J&ddtd Jom* wuuy, Stdsd, 2MM*t JtotU, 9td $3.00 I Gator Bowl Spocial ' | U hr fttim 0 B | 14x18 Print onlv I I 'u $10.00 1P Shipping & Handling $2.50 v S.c. 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