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Online Opinion Outpost: Jan. 27, 2015
The Opinion Outpost features opinions and commentary on the latest hot topics from national news sources. As much as you love hearing from The Universe, we thought you might like to hear from journalists around the nation.
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BYU beard ban policy makes exception for religious reasons
BYU student Logan Tatham dresses as a beard card for the 2014 Halloween season. A recent addition to the BYU Honor Code Dress and Grooming Standards for men now allows religious reasons as a valid exception to being clean-shaven. (@brighamyounguniversity Instagram)
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Beards without a card
On BYU campus, beards are an elusive creature because of just one sentence in the school's Honor Code: 'Men are expected to be clean-shaven; beards are not acceptable.' But students, male and female, now have the option to wear a beard everyday . . . as long as it's on their shirt.
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