Aug 11, 2022
12:50:32pm
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My current bishop is a BYU professor. His hair's usually longer than mine summer
if he isn't teaching or any time he has a semester off from teaching. If he isn't currently teaching, his hair generally looks suffer-dude style. His department chair just reminds him that his hair needs to be cut before his classes start. If there is no issue with having long hair when not teaching, why is there an issue when teaching?
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naw, I think there are limits, free will doesn't work, there is an image to maintain. That said, trying to treat
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