Apr 13, 2016
6:56:55am
6:56:55am
how about making sure these girls aren't ignorant
How is someone going to convince you that you broke the Honor Code if you have a good knowledge of what the Honor Code says?
And how about we teach these students to appreciate the opportunity to attend BYU enough that they won't flirt with breaking the Honor Code?
I think a lot of the divide on this issue is people getting the feeling that others want to trivialize the Honor Code. I think the vast majority agree that the school Is a better place without drugs and alcohol and men and women respect each other especially in the realm of morality, but then there is always someone who wants an exception to the code to be made. For there not to be any real punishment for breaking it.
So which is it? Is the school a better place or not? If so, then what is the big problem with enforcing it?
And how about we teach these students to appreciate the opportunity to attend BYU enough that they won't flirt with breaking the Honor Code?
I think a lot of the divide on this issue is people getting the feeling that others want to trivialize the Honor Code. I think the vast majority agree that the school Is a better place without drugs and alcohol and men and women respect each other especially in the realm of morality, but then there is always someone who wants an exception to the code to be made. For there not to be any real punishment for breaking it.
So which is it? Is the school a better place or not? If so, then what is the big problem with enforcing it?
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4/13/16 5:49am
It sounds horrible. But I'll wait to hear something from a credible source before I give my opinion.
4/13/16 8:43am
4/13/16 9:58am
They didn't report a crime. They spent several months finding cases at BYU who were willing to voice
4/13/16 10:24am
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In sum, I'm waiting for more info to come out on a heated issue. You reached a conclusion before this story came out
4/13/16 10:36am
4/13/16 10:38am
this is complex - I'm undecided. But you're saying - do drugs and get raped then you get to stay in school. Do drugs
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4/13/16 1:50pm
the problem though is that if we kick her out of school then no girl in her situation would report the rape and the
4/13/16 6:19am
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4/13/16 6:41am
in a false accusation case at least it gets to a hearing - in a "you're kicked out of school guarantee" then the rapist
4/13/16 6:34am
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4/13/16 7:10am
the reality is this - if you expel her - she won't report and the rapist stays on campus and goes unpunished. It's a
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4/13/16 6:52am
so let God judge. the question is.... is it a good policy to expel a girl who reports her rape and admits to an honor
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