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they ought to sell the campus to BYU.
Why is it your all missing the boat! As a employee of the college of eastern utah for many years, I have watched the tide change several times. CEU needs to make some drastic changes to survive. It is time they move from this community college theme and away from the merger idea. CEU needs to pick up the slack being left behind by several colleges in the state including UVU and USU. I'm talking about vocational!! What an opportunity being missed. Come on guys, lets not reinvent the wheel lets doing something different and survive!
Sell the campus to BYU!? The LDS Church would have absolutely NO interest in a purchase in the less-mormonly-influenced Eastern Utah.
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