Winston Behle

Recent shootings across the nation have caused many to question not only the gun control policy, but the security of students, including those at BYU.

Martin Bond looks to members of Kay Mortensen's family after being found guilty on all charges during day three of his trial at the Fourth Judicial District Court in American Fork, Utah, Friday, Jan. 18, 2013. Bond is accused of killing former BYU professor Kay Mortensen in November 2009. (AP Photo/The Daily Herald, Mark Johnston, Pool)

Just outside Snowbird's Superior parking lot human body parts are buried eight feet under the snow, and barking, medium-sized dogs can be seen with their noses pressed to the snow, their bodies and tails shaking as they find cadaver parts. There has been no murder and no crime.

A month ago nobody had heard of a 23-year-old college student with bright red hair named Stuart Edgington. Today, however, 18 million people and counting have seen his YouTube mistletoe-kissing prank. These days his friends and fellow mistletoe bandits Nate Turley and Kaitlin Snow are stopped on the street by strangers who ask if they can kiss them.