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Editor Key's re welcome George Key's resignation campus security marks t ministration toward reorgar ailing security situation. Ana it s about time. USC Pr< very slow in easing Key out. j committee set up by Holder critical of campus security v control of the situation. THE COMMITTEE found til and continuity within the dt organization did not have a d< proposed a complete reorganis These revelations are not vestigating committee finds in The committee's report sU reported on campus from Oct seven arrests were made by ca sav that cammis nolirp Hn other law enforcement agencie The report was not withoi response to the report, Key poi the committee made. But Key the report which indicated 1 supervising the campus policc police were not doing a good jo NOW THAT Key is gone, th some changes within the de] campus security. State Law I Stokes, who was appointed sf for security in November, is replacement. He has been w< the university for three years problems are in the campus se Stokes has worked at SLE perienced policeman, but he m his strong ties at SLED, If the doesn't take it, the campus se limbo. Holderman has not appoi replace Key and is fuzzy abot patching up the department. H be eliminated. The administration should now to improve the departme element in a university coi everyone? students, faculty a It has taken Holderman loi change. We hope the adminii taking further steps to improv* Rhodes I deserves When George Rogers won Carolina students realized his I The trophy is undoubtedly tti athlete can attain in college. But when USC-Spartanburg awarded a Rhodes Scholarshi from students. Not many Car won the highest academic awa DRFISRAfH was nnp nf 39 Scholar in the United States t the scholarship is stiff. A USC in 50 years. The last one was J the award in 1930. Rogers put USC on the athlei the Heisman. Now Dreisbach map by winning the Rhodes S equal credit for their accompli! gamecock f uuwiec Newsioom 7 77 7 1 H1 Business Office /7/;iH8H Stu|>hei> Hidden j Jill Hancock Copy Desk Chief Teresa Weaver Nows Editor I Don Weatherbee Asst News Editor Michelle Burchette . . . Co sports Editor Richard Meyers Co sports Editor Mark Platte Entertainment Editor Lynn Massey Asst. En;. Editor Chip Lowell Graphics Editor Letters & Soli' reproduction rights granted to I contained herein may not lie reproducer. v/pinions expressed 111 the luiini'i onk i \ ("I ll'4 ddftor, 1 ' I ' i i k \iy(^ he typewritten, triple s^)ace<| (In .1 liS s|i Ietters should he no longer ll'an to one newsworthy subject no lon(|e columns must he signed with the writ mailing address. cliiss standirui or facul unacceptable. hut the writer's name ma it the cirr umst,luces warrant it We reserve the n?|ht to edit columns , reserve the right to re|ect any column foi Addrss letters and columns to tditoi USC. Columl?a. S C 29208 ialHBHraK signation : change from his post as director of he first real step by the adliryinrt ow/l uc.1115 ?iiu niipiuviiig uov/ a esident James Holderman was \s far back as June, a spcciai man released a report very vhich showed Key was not in lere was a lack of coordination jpartment. It also found the esirable chain of command. It nation of the department. ; the kinds of things an ina well-run department. ites that of the 486 larcenies :ober 1979 to March 1980, only impus police. It goes on to not compare favorably with s in the state. it its flaws. In his published inted out several factual errors never argued with the meat of le was not doing a good job s department and that campus b solving campus crimes. e administration should make partment which will improve ^Enforcement Division Lt. Carl >ecial advisor to the president the obvious choice as Key's >rking as SLED's liaison with i and knows what some of the curity department. D for 27 years. He is an exlay not come to USC because of 1 job isn't offered to him or he curity system could remain in nted an interim director to it what the next step will be in te said Key's position may just sieze the opportunity and act nt. Campus security is a vital nmunity. It is important to nd staff. ig enough to make this inital stration is not as lethargic in 2 campus security. Scholar credit the Heisman Trnnhv mnst tremendous accomplishment ie most prestigious award an student Daniel Dreisbach was p, he got very little attention olina students realized he had rdstudents chosen as a Rhodes his year. The competition for ? 4 I A I A. it aiuuem nas 1101 won me awara lames A. Spruill who received tic map this year when he won has put USC on the academic cholarship. Both men deserve shments. I 1 90B Advertising: 11 I 4249 Production. 77/ 2833 Editor Leosa Bainbridge . . EditoriaJ Page Editor Cylinda Calvert Wire Editor Karen Arfdy Features Editor Jerry Browor General Manager William Tinsley . . . Production Manager Jean Hatchell Business Manager Russ Furtick Advertising Manager Mark Ethndge Jr Advisor : Columns he Associated Press All other material I without tin! permission ot (In- editor ;ire those, if signed, of the writer and. if , . . . 1 ace Itrte . .. . 1 i I ' I * ill I ' . ( I ' * i \ \ ' t 1 words. and columns should tic limited r than lour typed pages letters and ;r s correct name, telephone number, ty position and ma|or Pseudonyms are iy he withheld on letters, upon request mil letters lot space and style, and we ' any reason ial Page f.ditor. Gamecock. Drawer A, W/?" r~TJl M K ^ A Deproqramn Ex-lV To the Editor I was a member of the Unificatioi years. I was deprogrammed last Aug I was, for the entire duration of Unification what might be consi member. I believed in Sun Myung R "True Parents" and followed theii Principle, with all my heart. I sii *u? ... r r. il/uuwuig U1C Wd^ U1 UUU. 1 Wets <X II devoting up to 20 hours a day to get money for the church. I belii going to help save the world. I wa heavenly attitude was to feel person America by working as hard as possi I was a good fundraiser, collectinj every day. I was known throughout most faithful and consistent membei to do anything my leaders asked of that God's word came through the happy. There was nothing in life fulfilling than what I was doing. AT THE same time, I realized tl were not able to make as much mon miserable. These members, I'm sur I, and tried just as hard, or harder, because of some difference in persor salespersons. I saw those people Hayashi, the commander of m; California, would often make low fi until they broke $200. He even gs assignment to listen to a tape whicl him "mind control." so that he coul money. Toward the beginning of 1980, we \ end of Moon's 21-year course. In his history down into periods of syml which signifies an important acc dispensation. We were told that Hea would be proclaimed, that Moon woi world as the Messiah, and that predicted in the Bible would fiiu planned to take most of his church to rally to win over the communist worl A i f I* - ^" nuuui tins inner, nayasui uc^ttu iu for each of us. He told us that within would all have long gowns or tuxedos Royce, and that we would socialize a to party" testifying about our courag MFT (mobile fundraising teams). T1 repeatedly for several weeks. A few months ago Hayashi return* meeting jn New. York at which Mp e$tren>ely grim. fifty ,of us cramped living-room-office at one Hayashi gave us the catastrophi providence was failing. We had ful members Moon had requested, nor Somehow, we were spiritually resp< President Park in Korea, all of th America, and the taking of the hosts us that things were going to get ve God's providence would be delayed f > I Trust me, T*\ Friends mmn W A USEP CAR Letters to the ring succes loonie x n Church for nearly five born ;ust. migl my membership in the undc idered an A-number 1 loon and his wife as my IN r teachings, the Divine to b< ncerely felt that I was our ] indraiser for 4^ years, the t selling various products sacr eved that my work was hard is taught that the most laboi tally responsible to save God' ble. Mooi I an average of $285 net to be my region for being the miss r they had. I was willing a lot me, because I believed ferin m. In fact, I was very aban I could imagine more cond Wh couic lat other members who she ii ev as I did were usuallv form e, loved God as much as "Whj than I did. But, perhaps one c lality, they weren't good Wil go through hell. Mr. form y region in Southern had r indraisers fast for days the p ive one young man an hade i was supposed to teach It wa d train himself to make yean Ha -vere all anticipating the reflex teachings, Moon breaks "was x)lic numbers, each of mem :omplishment in God's But tl iven on Earth follov lid rfH*oi?ni7.f*d hv thf* zealo the Day of Judgment th illy be realized. Moon you c Moscow and hold a huge joine< d. ultim promise great rewards perie the next three years, we whicl >, a mansion, and a Rolls explo II day long, going "party Pre ;eous experiences on the are w lese predictions went on and s strip ed from a commander s prom on had spokep. He was work uiorii cfathoro/1 in niir i I [?v> v ??? mm1 i in the morning, while becon c word. He said the realit filled neither the 30,000 you ti the $100 net average, with i msible for the death of it's a e internal problems in notic* iges in Iran. He warned robbe ry heavy from now on. I. We should beware of MOT( mrfibm . !? R B 1 I V FROM TUIS MAN ? 9 Editor? sful uarnc rti bs planted in our vans by coi tit be invaded by Russia, and the irground. We were terrified. APRIL, when Moon's 60th birth i invited to New York for a hug< hopes had been raised to a peal imes were much too serious an ifice more out on the front lint er. He put us on a 100-day condi r which was to atone for the pa: s will could proceed further. 1 l's nersonal 51-vpar rnnrsp uiac < I ? ? J " X'VM4 i completely responsible for th< ion. If we didn't bring victory in of money), the next 21 years v g. By June we were doing ven doned the 100-day condition, a ition instead. len I was rescued in August, I I be deprogrammed. The deprc ntended merely to talk to me ai ation I might not have been expo at have I got to be afraid of? I kr an ever dissuade me from that." fKin Q onrl a ^ uuu u u?jr auu a urtii sue ilctu ation to prove to me that I had b< lot been afraid to listen, because rinciples for which I had lived f onfidence that the truth would al s incredibly painful to realize tl s to a false cause. But I could not ving been out for four months :tion on my experience. One c? ted" years. Undoubtedly th ories associated with my invoh here is no justification for the ki vers are subjected to under try. E MOST evil thing about the M< >f all that is good and meaning d for honorable reasons. Som ate Truth; others wanted to h< nee God. We all had some uniqu i made us special. The Moonies it each of these potentials. >m the beginning, the Moonies v illing to give them everything." oul to them. You share your fom those dreams away from you ises. They dangle the carrot bel and work, because your head is hey haVe'ffedydU.IYoa Tttfver'n ne empt^,' because' the buffering y. The pain becomes your life; w lai mere can De no Heaven. Anc visions of Kingdoms and you lal 11 an illusion, and nothing but i in your fervor and your zeal t *1. wmsm hprc DRS WWWW mmm wm\ s % g t= : 1 i sHi mmunists. The country church might have to go day arrived, we were all e celebration. But, after k, Moon announced that d that God needed us to He asked us to work tion, a period of intense it cinc nf ^ ^ * ll OHIO V/l OlA,lClJ( 3U LI let I ^he word was that now 3ver, and we would have i fulfillment of our own the 100 days (by making vould be filled with suf/ poorly, so the leaders nd put us on a 40-day never imagined that I >grammer told me that id to show me some in>sed to before. I thought, iow I have the truth. No shown me enough injen betrayed by Moon. I I believed so strongly in or the past five years. I Iways win. And so it did. lat I had given so many deny the facts. now, I've done a lot of mnot remain bitter for ere are many good jpmpnt in tho MAAnioc > w??%/sa? Hi VIIV ATiiyVI IIVO . nd of slavery that Moon the guise of religious xrnies is that they strip 5ful within you. We all ie believed in love or ?lp the world, or to exle strength of character knew precisely how to vin your trust until you ifou pour out your heart dest dreams. Then they and replace them with rore your nose, and you filled with tihe' illusions otice thatJ vour life has ; and pain become your 'ithout it, they have told i so you are intoxicated bor ceaselessly on. But an illusion. You never hat your soul has been BARBARA IM)LE PHILADELPHIA, PA. i - .