I'm Taking This As A Sign

from McSweeney's:

Systems made to serve as heavily as a Big Ten school—especially one with budget problems, like Hinterland—can't afford to be quirky or fragile or even wonderful, in the old sense of the word; it's enough that they safely and efficiently move people through the system. Hinterland has the institutional atmosphere of a clean, well-used, and slightly dull municipal museum. I'm in one of the glass cases.

This is EXACTLY how I feel about BYU, and why I transferred.