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This morning Provo was talking about the Temple, now we're wondering what this means to BYU?
Kiaoraguy @ 3:01 ---
Go back and re-read the last sentence of this article.
It states that Samuelson will continue as Prez of BYU.
By the way. His name is Tad, not Ted.
Interesting. I think more changes are scheduled to come. Stay tuned for the drama!
My husband and I collectively gasped at the names of those men receiving emeritus status. They are very much a part of a stalwart and incredible leadership. Will miss their connection this way.
Do foreign leaders tend to stay in SLC when released or do most of them return to their home countries. I was especially curious about Elder Kikuchi.
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