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Right, can someone explain to me why this is meant to be alright? Wearing pajama’s on campus? And I’m not talking like sweat-pants-I-bought-at-target-to-go-running-in-pajamas, I’m talking i-bought-these-from-old-navy-for-the-sole-purpose-of-looking-cute-for-my-roomies-and-any-boy-that-may-stop-by. Take these four Snow Bunny Fools for example. They entered the HBLL about 4ft ahead of us giggling about one of the girls “crushes” on their FHE dad, kitted out in a combination of Uggs and those knitted booties you see in Mall Franchises. The boots aren’t the problem, neither was the conversation. But the combination of all four girls wearing them, AND pajamas convinced me that it was not chance: yes, they had a prior agreement to look cute in their PJ’s for a study session in BYU’s library. Cute.

Anyway, thats not my point. My point is that wearing pajamas on campus should be against the honor code. 2 main reasons:

1) If being barefoot on campus is against the honor code, then so should wearing pajamas.

2) Professors can’t wear casual attire to teach out so we shouldn’t wear pajamas to learn. Don’t tell me you “just rolled out of bed and just didnt have time to dress” – it takes 2 seconds to throw on a pair of jeans and a jacket that would hide your hideous nightwear.

And what’s weirder yet: girls that walk around in Pajamas but their hair’s wet from a shower, they’re wearing make up and some superflous junk like hoop earrings….did you seriously shower, get pretty and then put your pajamas back on?! worse yet – fresh pj’s?!?!?!

you know, if you just can’t make it to your 11am class in regular clothes, do us all a favour and buy some sweat/track pants that don’t have cute icicle patterns and aren’t made of satin so we can all pretend you are athletic and not just lazy.

I may write to the daily universe about this. It may even make front page. It’s more interesting than world affairs, right? eugh