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I was accepted into both BYU and BYU-Idaho...SWKT Parachuter wrote:Sad, orbsy. Guess you weren't righteous enough to go to the Lord's University.
I chose Idaho because it was more spiritual...
We actually enforce OUR standards...
BYU Standards are more like guidelines.... (and some of the BYU parties I've gone to... wow...)
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The spirituality of a campus is all personal. You choose whether or not you have a more spiritual time by making small but consistent decisions.orb360 wrote:I was accepted into both BYU and BYU-Idaho...SWKT Parachuter wrote:Sad, orbsy. Guess you weren't righteous enough to go to the Lord's University.
I chose Idaho because it was more spiritual...
We actually enforce OUR standards...
BYU Standards are more like guidelines.... (and some of the BYU parties I've gone to... wow...)
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xkcd *** wrote:The spirituality of a campus is all personal. You choose whether or not you have a more spiritual time by making small but consistent decisions.orb360 wrote:I was accepted into both BYU and BYU-Idaho...SWKT Parachuter wrote:Sad, orbsy. Guess you weren't righteous enough to go to the Lord's University.
I chose Idaho because it was more spiritual...
We actually enforce OUR standards...
BYU Standards are more like guidelines.... (and some of the BYU parties I've gone to... wow...)
Word, dawg!
I started while it was Ricks and finished after it was BYU-I... I even have a Ricks T-Shirt... but it's really old... O_oNanti-SARRMM wrote:So you're saying you attended while it was still Ricks?orb360 wrote: I chose Idaho because it was more spiritual...
We actually enforce OUR standards...
SWKT, I'm sure you repent just as much as anyone else.
Also, I've been to both schools and seen the environment at each. BYU-Idaho is a lot tamer than BYU. And that does make it easier to be spiritual there. To take things to the extreme to illustrate the point... It's a lot easier to be spiritual in Provo then it is to be spiritual in the Bronx.
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Actually, you digress, SWKT is near perfect and doesn't need to repent as much as us.orb360 wrote: SWKT, I'm sure you repent just as much as anyone else.
I think it is all the snow which makes it tamer. Plus the climb uphill to the math building when it is windy just kills all excitement.Also, I've been to both schools and seen the environment at each. BYU-Idaho is a lot tamer than BYU. And that does make it easier to be spiritual there. To take things to the extreme to illustrate the point... It's a lot easier to be spiritual in Provo then it is to be spiritual in the Bronx.
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Oh, sorry then SWKT... I didn't knowNanti-SARRMM wrote:Actually, you digress, SWKT is near perfect and doesn't need to repent as much as us.orb360 wrote: SWKT, I'm sure you repent just as much as anyone else.
I think it is all the snow which makes it tamer. Plus the climb uphill to the math building when it is windy just kills all excitement.Also, I've been to both schools and seen the environment at each. BYU-Idaho is a lot tamer than BYU. And that does make it easier to be spiritual there. To take things to the extreme to illustrate the point... It's a lot easier to be spiritual in Provo then it is to be spiritual in the Bronx.
But yes... Going from the stadium to the Gordon B Hinckley building does suck. But I only had to do that T Th... At BYU you have to climb those ~200 stairs every day no matter where you're going on campus.
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Harrowing winter winds each day of winter, or being slightly winded by a lot of stairs? Are you blaming the 200 stairs for the perceived lack of spiritualism at BYU?orb360 wrote: But yes... Going from the stadium to the Gordon B Hinckley building does suck. But I only had to do that T Th... At BYU you have to climb those ~200 stairs every day no matter where you're going on campus.
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I think it is also important to point out that BYU-Idaho has no 100-hour board equivalent...Nanti-SARRMM wrote:Harrowing winter winds each day of winter, or being slightly winded by a lot of stairs? Are you blaming the 200 stairs for the perceived lack of spiritualism at BYU?orb360 wrote: But yes... Going from the stadium to the Gordon B Hinckley building does suck. But I only had to do that T Th... At BYU you have to climb those ~200 stairs every day no matter where you're going on campus.
This could be an important factor...
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Lol! You guys are so silly! I love it! Cuties! But you know, the 100 hr board can function at BYU-I too!!!1 And they'll even let BYU-I kids become writers!!! Isn't that so cool?xkcd *** wrote:Now you're blaming lack of spirituality on the Board?orb360 wrote: I think it is also important to point out that BYU-Idaho has no 100-hour board equivalent...
This could be an important factor...
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You're just jealous that BYU-I has no tunnel worms.orb360 wrote: I think it is also important to point out that BYU-Idaho has no 100-hour board equivalent...
This could be an important factor...
Has that actually happened?And they'll even let BYU-I kids become writers!!! Isn't that so cool
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