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Students Peacefully Protest Cheney's BYU Appearance PROVO, Utah -- The signs were louder than the voices.Three weeks before a commencement speech by Vice President Dick Cheney, more than 100 protesters held a quiet rally Wednesday at Brigham Young University under strict rules set by the school, which is owned by the Mormon church. Stay in the designated area. No shouting. No bullhorns. No baiting the Cheney supporters. So the critics, mostly students, held signs that said: "America One Nation Under Surveillance," "Faithful Mormons Against Cheney" and "Corruption Is Not A Partisan Issue."

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Students Peacefully Protest Cheney's BYU Appearance

PROVO, Utah -- The signs were louder than the voices.Three weeks before a commencement speech by Vice President Dick Cheney, more than 100 protesters held a quiet rally Wednesday at Brigham Young University under strict rules set by the school, which is owned by the Mormon church.

Stay in the designated area. No shouting. No bullhorns. No baiting the Cheney supporters.

So the critics, mostly students, held signs that said: "America One Nation Under Surveillance," "Faithful Mormons Against Cheney" and "Corruption Is Not A Partisan Issue."