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Jun 22, 2021
6:47
:47
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Hotlanta
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Boss's boss's boss? His boss is the president of the university.
HIS boss is the chairman of the board of trustees.
Who would HIS boss be? God? Lol
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I may have missed earlier discussion of this, but when it comes to the SC ruling
Oceanographer
6/21/21 8:07pm
The important decisions at BYU are made about four levels above Holmoe.
shoganai
6/21/21 8:50pm
I would agree with you except that I've seen nothing but improvement and
Oceanographer
6/21/21 8:58pm
I love the old Mormon we hate ourselves pessimism with no evidence whatsoever
travelcoug
6/21/21 9:02pm
You're reading things that weren't written.
shoganai
6/21/21 10:17pm
I’m not 100% that we don’t catch a meteor tonight and the whole things over
travelcoug
6/21/21 10:51pm
Are we 100% yet?
travelcoug
8/15/21 4:43pm
Boss's boss's boss? His boss is the president of the university.
Hotlanta
6/22/21 6:47am
Tom Holmoe does not report directly to Pres. Worthen.
shoganai
6/22/21 9:03am
Here's his boss
LaserCoug
6/22/21 9:15am
Tom does not go public officially without their approval
CougarCanuck76
6/22/21 11:51am
Two of my favorite posters right here goes back to the DSOB Staffieri days
kiyoshige
6/21/21 10:23pm
Those were great days. I miss DSOB.
Oceanographer
6/22/21 3:02am
I sure hope that's true. The financing of athletes could get WAY outa control
SinkingQuffa
6/22/21 7:00am
Maybe. I'm always an optimist though (smile). I think that the major players
Oceanographer
6/22/21 8:26pm
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