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Occult Club Rejected After Concerns It May "Summon Satan" At University
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On May 25th, an Australian college rejected the full registration of the Adelaide University Occult Club (AUOC), a student organization made by and for students who practice satanism, paganism, and witchcraft. Ashley Towner, AUOC president, told ABC that rejection came from one complaint that claimed that their club wanted to summon Satan to the university and that "occultists are always involved in criminal activity". "Even if we did want to summon Satan, it's not against university or union policy to do so, so it's still not really grounds to reject us,” Towner said. The club was formed in the latter half of 2020 and provisionally registered with the Adelaide University Union (AUU) in early 2021. Registration is vital as it allows for funding and access to space and equipment at the university. The club is now unaffiliated and not allowed on university grounds. AUU president, Oscar Ong, insisted the application had not been rejected but "tabled" for a later decision, which in his words, was "standard procedure." As of now, AUU has six Christian clubs, one Muslim club, and one secular club that are all registered.
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Occult Club Rejected After Concerns it May "Summon Satan" at University
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