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Show Thanksgiving 2007 THE RIVALRY Do unto others... CAN C&AZYAT THE X THINK ON? OF THE CU&4> ACTUALLY AW ONE OF THZ I PHIL CAMUOH/!heOat/UiebOwmdr never go to the Brigham Young University campus. It isn't that I have much against it. After all, it's lovely in the fall. The bookstore is a-hundred times better than ours could ever be—I mean, I bought gold shoes there...cute gold shoes. I enjoy visiting the LINDSEY offices of The Daily Universe to imagine SINE how nice it would be to work in a newspaper office that has been remodeled sometime after 1957. Other than that, I used to feel, for the most part, that I had no good reason to be there. However, despite my desire to distance myself, the volleyball version of the Holy War brought me down to the campus on a recent Friday night. The trip to Happy Valley started out Innocently enough. Sure, Sports Editor Tony Pizza, photographer Tyler Cobb and I were wearing University of Utah sweatshirts while walking through the middle of the busy BYU campus, but it was all in good fun—we thought. After about 20 dirty looks and one comment that we shouldn't be near a certain building because "that's where the religious stuff happens," I was discouraged. We were just trying to have a little fun in the hours prior to the U-BYU volleyball game. Instead, we felt unwelcome in a place that, as far as I am concerned, should be the friendliest place on Earth. I'm a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but with an outfit involving the letters "U," "T," "A" and "H," I might as well have been Roberta McCain repeating my thought on Latter-day Saints while walking through the hails of the Joseph Smith Building at the Y. It is my belief that most people of my religion would agree how important it is to be friendly. One wrong word and you could be responsible for someone's lasting, bad impression of who and what a Latter-day Saint is usually like. In all honesty, if I didn't know better—and if I weren't LDS—I'd See SINE Page 30 C 3 Sorta makes you want to ski more, doesn't it? V .4* IPECIAL COLLEGE STUDENT PRICING\ op Snowbird Unlimited Season Passes thru Nov. 23, 2007 with coupon.! i •s:, $629 Unlimited Tram & (SafrsW $669)"J $499 Unlimited Chairs (Re, $539) \ m**' 0 Where else but the Bird. Li !J [] To get these prices you must be enrolled with 12 or more undergrad credit hours or 9 or more post-grad credit hours. Bring proofs of schedule and tuition payment, this coupon and your college ID when you pick up your pass. These prices not available online. E Call (801) 933-2215 today, 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. wsm sssa B W » @ J t ^ a p»^ p*™ **** cz; |
