BYU Provo should have lost its academic accreditation a long time ago. They think their university has a higher standard than others.
How they kept their police department is completely beyond me: having the honor code crazies call BYU P.D. With names of victims that were attacked and run through a state criminal Justice system is just not done. I had to run suspects, not victims at my old job and I didn’t know anyone one who’s name, dob and ssn was input. The L.A Sheriff’s took over Compton P.D in the mid 90s because it was so corrupt. Provo P.D could do the same thing with BYU P.D.
Those were true victims and there are computer fingerprints. After attorney fees each name ran through BYU P.D should after attorney fees collect a million. It could and should run into the billions.
And then I think of my coworker Patti who went to Berkeley and one guy refused to wear clothes to class.
I do not agree with you about BYU’s accreditation, but I do agree with you on the subject of the BYU P.D.
Yes, I would say you are right. I hear their Accounting Dept. is one the best.
Only at a private university in Utah would they take you off the continent and into another hemisphere to look for Book of Mormon artifacts; they even give tours. Here’s a hint: start your archeological dig in Upstate New York.
“DCP” wrote: noel: "You want to tell people who they shall marry."
I have absolutely no interest in telling people whom to marry. But I do think that marriage does and should have limits. For example, I don't think that fathers should marry daughters. I don't think that sisters should marry brothers. I don't think that people should marry cats. I guess what you're saying is that you object to such limits?
I guess what DCP is saying is that gays marrying should be in the same banned category as incest and bestiality.
Quite an interesting position from a member of a church which taught interracial marriage should be discouraged, and that men should have 60 wives. And whose current leader is sealed to be a polygamist in the afterlife.
