[Utah Girl]

At Brigham Young University, the LDS Church-owned school's code of conduct directly addresses sexual orientation:

"Brigham Young University will respond to student behavior rather than to feelings or orientation. Students can be enrolled at the University and remain in good Honor Code standing if they maintain a current ecclesiastical endorsement and conduct their lives in a manner consistent with gospel principles and the Honor Code. Advocacy of a homosexual lifestyle (whether implied or explicit) or any behaviors that indicate homosexual conduct, including those not sexual in nature, are inappropriate and violate the Honor Code."

[Mears]

"A gay BYU student who didn't participate in the march said he is going to leave the school because he constantly worries he will be disciplined under the Honor Code."

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Then he should leave. He would be welcomed at many universities.

I never could understand people that want a religion to change to accomodate them.

[danmar]

The students could face disciplinary action under BYU's Honor Code if university officials judge the march, organized by the group Soulforce, as advocacy of a gay lifestyle, which is contrary to the teachings of BYU's owner, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

BYU is a privately own entity dully entitled on it's own in house rules and regulations
If anybody does not like the set rules, should move on to better and more lenient places for alternative life styles.

I I remember correctly universities are places to achieve a higher learning degree, not to observe ones chosen life style!