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| *Statistik* |
 Feb 13 2006, 06:05 PM
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Do you guys support dress codes? To be honest, in schools, if there were dress codes, I'd be kinda against it. Even with private prep schools etc. Why can't people dress how they want? For professional organizations like the NBA or NFL, I would accept the fact that dress codes should be a law..because it's a BUSINESS. School? I don't think so. I heard teachers won't even let kids wear shorts during the summertime in private schools. That is too strict. DISCUSS.
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| *Blow_Don't_SUCK* |
Feb 13 2006, 06:28 PM
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I am for dress codes. It's annoying when I walk in the halls and see a 190-pound 13-year old girl wearing a size small tank top and size 0 mini-skirts... Besides, dress codes in my area aren't that strict. They only ban mini-skirts tank tops that show a little too much clevage, flip flops, hats, and clothing that have vulgar messages imprinted on them. Otherwise, we can wear boots, halloween stuff (seriously), and etc. We can live with those rules. Sometimes kids are a little too dramatic with what they wear.
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Feb 14 2006, 09:35 PM
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QUOTE(Blow_Don't_SUCK @ Feb 13 2006, 6:28 PM) I am for dress codes. It's annoying when I walk in the halls and see a 190-pound 13-year old girl wearing a size small tank top and size 0 mini-skirts... Besides, dress codes in my area aren't that strict. They only ban mini-skirts tank tops that show a little too much clevage, flip flops, hats, and clothing that have vulgar messages imprinted on them. Otherwise, we can wear boots, halloween stuff (seriously), and etc. We can live with those rules. Sometimes kids are a little too dramatic with what they wear.  i agree. but my school has a strict dress code, and they go a little over the top with it though. i think that it's nice to express your personality with clothes, but don't make it so that ur wearing stuff that's too revealing. just leave it to cleavage.... 
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