College Tours

I know this is kind of late, so bear with me: On January 21 my class and I went to the Brigham Young University and took a tour there. We went to the Gordon B. Hinckley building and relaxed near the fireplace and looked at a go-kart. Three students were the guides for most of the tour that started in that building. They took us on the roof of the Spencer W. Kimball Tower and we slowly but surely looked at all the surrounding buildings on campus, such as the Joseph Smith Building. When we went downstairs, we separated into two groups. One group went to an economics class and the other, which I was in, went to the nursing school and the science center. At the nursing school, Ian, Ben, Chandler and I had our blood pressure taken. Mine was in the normal range. Then we went out into the cold and went to the Eyring Science Center. We saw plenty of cool science exhibits and then went downstairs and saw a particle accelerator. We then went into the Library and saw all sorts of libraries and museum exhibits.

Two days later, my class and I went to the Utah Valley University and took a tour there. We saw many places, like the honors classroom and the institute. The Institute building was my favorite part of the tour. It had a lounge, a cultural hall, a chapel, just like a meetinghouse, except the lounge. Later, most of us used the free smoothie coupon and bought a free smoothie at Jamba Juice during lunch.

My name is Taylor Hall and I am a son of God. I was born to be tested in this life and perfect myself so that the Lord can shape me into what I will be. The only thing that is stopping me is my weaknesses. If I hand them over to the Lord, He will strengthen me and make them strengths.