BYU: Honor Code

Live a Chaste and Virtuous Life

A chaste and virtuous life encompasses not only the Lords commandment
that sexual intimacy be reserved for marriage, but also all dimensions of
our lives, including our relationships with others and the quality of our
personal life when we are alone. The scriptures instruct us that virtue
should garnish our thoughts unceasingly (D&C 121:45). President Ezra
Taft Benson, the thirteenth president of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints, indicated that A reason for virtue which includes
personal chastity, clean thoughts and practices, and integrity is that we
must have the Spirit and power of God in our lives to do Gods work
(Teachings of Ezra Taft Benson, p. 278). He further noted that the final
and crowning virtue of the divine character is charity, or the pure love of
Christ (Moroni 7:47). Learning to love as He loves would be our highest
goal (Teachings of Ezra Taft Benson, p. 275).

A virtuous life reflects fidelity, purity of thought and action; a contrite and
penitent heart; and a chaste mind and body achieved through self-control,
self-denial, and self-mastery. All the revelations of God teach simply this
son, daughter, you are the workmanship of mine hands; walk and live
before me in righteousness; let your conversations be chaste; let your daily
deportment be according to my law; let your dealings one with another be
in justice and equity. (Discourses of Brigham Young, p. 39)

Self-control, purity and fidelity in physical, sexual, emotional, intellectual
and spiritual aspects of life are fundamental to a chaste and virtuous life.
Each member of the BYUH community, in striving to live a chaste and
virtuous life, should choose good over evil, service over selfishness,
kindness and thoughtfulness over self-indulgence and personal
gratification. Members of the university community are expected to be
exemplary in their relationships with others. Some of the specific student
concerns related to living a chaste and virtuous life include the following
sections.

Pornography or Indecent Material

Involvement with pornographic, erotic, obscene, indecent or other
offensive materials, expressions or conduct which, in the sole discretion
and judgment of the university, is inconsistent with the BYUH Honor
Code or with the principles of BYUH's sponsor, The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints, is a serious offense which may result in
university sanctions including, in appropriate cases, termination from
university employment, immediate suspension or dismissal from the
university as well as prosecution pursuant to the law.

Computer Pornography

Students are expected to avoid involvement with pornography. They must
also understand that use of the Brigham Young University Hawaii owned
and operated computing network to obtain or distribute pornographic
material constitutes an inappropriate use of the computer network. See the
BYUH Computer Network Patron Policy, which describes expectations and
potential actions in regard to this matter.

Это BYUH, в BYU аналогичное

Да знаю я этот Honor Code - учился там три года. Спокойно смотришь все, что автоматически не блокируется из graduate lab, и никто не наезжал. Правда я не мормон, и плюс graduate student.

Угу. А студентов выгоняли, были случаи

Привет

Там такая схема, что вначале с тобой будет разговаривать твой Bishop, потребует объяснений, ну а дальше уже зависит... Впрочем, если повторно попасться, то тогда могут и выгнать.