Seen on Facebook, Twitter (re: BYU Honor Code)

[_LDSToronto]

Perhaps. I dunno. It's just not what I would be doing on Valentine's Day if I were single and had no date and saw an attractive young lady sitting unattached. By attractive I also include no smoking, no drinking, no nose rings or metal piercings except for the ear, no needle marks, and no tats.

There goes all of high school and half of college for me...

[_TrashcanMan79]

Tweeted Brittany a few minutes ago, "If anyone wants to hear the story. Listen to Fox news at 9 and KSL at 10....... Hahahahaha oh gosh. I hope I looked good in the interview!"

Someone in the viewing area return and report!

[_bcspace]

There goes all of high school and half of college for me...

Depends on who you hang out with. I found many of that sort even in strictly non LDS settings. But Canada? I don't know.......

[_DarkHelmet]

Here you go:

Women

A clean and well-cared-for appearance should be maintained at all times. Clothing is inappropriate when it is sleeveless, strapless, backless, or revealing. It should not have slits above the knee or be formfitting. Dresses and skirts must be knee-length or longer (even with leggings worn).

and also

Encourage others in their commitment to comply with the Honor Code

The lad was merely following the honor code.

http://www2.byui.edu/StudentHonor/UniversityStandards.htm

Wow. So I guess this poor kid is just trying to enforce the honor code. It's not his fault that BYU thinks the woman in this picture is dressed inappropriately. There is a less socially awkward way to go about it, but he was just reminding her of the honor code. If anyone has a problem with what he did, they can take it up with BYU.

[_bcspace]

Tweeted Brittany a few minutes ago, "If anyone wants to hear the story. Listen to Fox news at 9 and KSL at 10....... Hahahahaha oh gosh. I hope I looked good in the interview!"

Someone in the viewing area return and report!

Contextual question. Is this Brittany a nonmember or a "NOM" or is she active believing LDS?

[_harmony]

Are you serious? It says "even with leggings worn"?

I gave the link.

Someone should report them to the English Language police.

[_harmony]

Tweeted Brittany a few minutes ago, "If anyone wants to hear the story. Listen to Fox news at 9 and KSL at 10....... Hahahahaha oh gosh. I hope I looked good in the interview!"

Someone in the viewing area return and report!

Contextual question. Is this Brittany a nonmember or a "NOM" or is she active believing LDS?

Whatever else she is, she'll be a former BYU student soon.

[_bcspace]

Tweeted Brittany a few minutes ago, "If anyone wants to hear the story. Listen to Fox news at 9 and KSL at 10....... Hahahahaha oh gosh. I hope I looked good in the interview!"

Someone in the viewing area return and report!

You should be able to follow it here.

http://www.fox13now.com/

Sounds like it won't be on the site until it airs.

Whatever else she is, she'll be a former BYU student soon.

If she was indeed in violation of the code and she criticizes it in the local media venue, you may be right.

If she is active and believing now, and she criticizes in the media, and she's kicked out, she might also ultimately be on her way out of the Church (on her own). If that turns out to be the case, I'd say the blame is entirely on her for misunderstanding the intent of the Code and of the young man. She would have created her own stumbling block.

[_harmony]

Whatever else she is, she'll be a former BYU student soon.

If she was indeed in violation of the code and she criticizes it in the local media venue, you may be right.

If she is active and believing now, and she criticizes in the media, and she's kicked out, she might also ultimately be on her way out of the Church (on her own). If that turns out to be the case, I'd say the blame is entirely on her for misunderstanding the intent of the Code and of the young man. She would have created her own stumbling block.

Actually, the church created the stumbling block. Probably a good thing if she finds it early, stubs her toe, and walks away. No sense in letting it trip her up after she's married for 40 years and has multiple progeny that she's raised in a church that turns out to be her worst nightmare.

[_Yoda]

Actually, the church created the stumbling block. Probably a good thing if she finds it early, stubs her toe, and walks away. No sense in letting it trip her up after she's married for 40 years and has multiple progeny that she's raised in a church that turns out to be her worst nightmare.

Wow, Harm! Is the Church really your worst nightmare?