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Like Homer Simpson, I'd rather drink crab juice.
filtered information is for the brainwashed ....
What about USU?
Are we talking sports, or college rankings? I'm starting to think that "What about USU" must be the school's motto.
I don't get the high involvement in student government, tho. When I went there (two years ago) it was regarded as a joke.
To claim that anyone who hasn't chosen to go to BYU couldn't get in is one true example (of few) of the pride and self-righteous behavior that many feel the campus is saturated with. There is no other way to look at it.
Wouldn't it be easy to cut it out?
I'll bet BYU ranks pretty high on the spirit-of-Elijah family history survey, also.
Too bad "Play the Game" doesn't realize his own comment is self-righteous. Let all the naysayers make their comments. Those of us who graduated from the Y know what a great school it really is!