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    Dress Code

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    would be beneficial for our scho ols to adopt dress codes. Although some may argue that this action would rest rict the individual student’s freedom of expression‚ I do not agree. Our right to express ourselves is important‚ but in our society none of us has unrestricted free dom to do as we like at all times. We must all learn discipline‚ respect the feelings of others‚ and learn how to operate in the real world in order to be successful. Dress codes would not only create a better learning

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    Perfect Dress

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    3 October 2011 Marisa de los Santos Perfect Dress Page 504 * Looking at a student’s journal‚ maybe written in blue ink or is a blue journal‚ they see that the writing is written in ink but is erasable because they see smudges. * The student thinks they are not beautiful and hopes that beauty is just going to come to her over night. * It’s strange how badly we want things to just come to us‚ when we know that things do not just come‚ we have to work at it. * We all want to be like

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    Dress Code Are a No-No!

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    Dress codes are a No-No! By Jazmin Elizondo Do you hate wearing uniforms or having a dress code in school? I do. In my school you can only wear shirts with a collar and our pants have to be khaki‚ navy‚ black or jeans‚ and they can’t have holes. Our dress code is ugly. How about yours? Do you like it or would you like to change it? If I had my own school I would let my students’ dress how they would like‚ for them to have their own style. I believe student should

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    “ A dress brings us together‚ like an athletic team.” I feel some type of dress code would cut down some of the everyday problems that schools have today. A dress code in public schooling would be a good idea because it would reduce violence‚ the uniforms are more cheaper than regular clothes‚ and it should make the school more an academic atmosphere‚ and less of a social one. In fact‚ a dress code should solve many problems including violence that occurs everyday in school. Also‚ there are fights

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    Chinese Dress

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    historical changes in Chinese clothing‚ and the Chinese style choices vary depending on what region is being scrutinized. Hanfu is a term that includes all traditional Chinese dress worn prior to Manchurian and western influences. All Chinese citizens living under the Ming dynasty‚ and many dynasties prior to it adopted this style of dress. It was widely worn by all until the beginning of the seventeenth century and the start of the Quing dynasty. Hanfu‚ which was the widely accepted style in China for over

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    The Morality of a Dress

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    The Morality of a Dress By Tripti Manghnani (12F97) Given a choice between a quick temporary fix and a permanent long term solution‚ we as a country always chose the quick fix. The moral policing brigade is one such example. Instead of addressing the issue of patriarchy and sexism that is deep rooted in our society‚ we instruct our girls and women to cover up‚ thereby increasing the divide amongst the sexes. India is known for its cultural

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    Dress Codes Decrease School Violence and Improves Learning LaTanya Lloyd English Comp III April 29‚ 2011 Sarah Hinton   Dress codes decrease school violence and improve learning. It is necessary for schools to provide a secure and obedient surrounding for students to learn. American values are an important part of unblemished rights and privileges as a citizen. With violence becoming more prominent in our schools‚ uniforms have become a direct and constructive reducer of mental or moral training

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    The Dress Essay

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    Essay: The dress. Sometimes people hold symbolic value to their material possessions‚ e.g. a dress. When those possessions are stolen it hurts more‚ and it makes it harder to condemn the thief‚ especially if the thief is someone you know and trust. Such is the case in Julia Darling’s short story “The Dress” where the main character Rachel gets her dress stolen by her own sister‚ Flora. This story deals with things like lying‚ betrayal‚ loyalty and family. It explains the process from when something

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    possibly suspended. Dress codes are understandable because students should be coming to school ready to learn. However‚ how does someone decide what someone else feels comfortable learning in. Also‚ some people believe that dress codes are extremely sexist in that they only limit clothing that girls can wear because it distracts the boys of the school. Christian Science elaborated‚ "It’s not really the formal dress code by itself that is so discriminatory‚ it’s the message behind the dress code‚" Maggie

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    The Wedding Dress

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    A Wedding Dress Literary Essay In the passage‚ “A Wedding Dress” by Morley Callaghan‚ the character Sam Hilton‚ shows commitment and compassion towards his soon to be wife‚ Lena Schwartz although her detestable actions. Sam‚ an honest and devoted man was to meet up with his wife and marry her without any question. Lena’s poor nature to steal a dress ultimately showed Sam’s admirable character. Sam’s actions throughout the passage shows that his attributes are highly respectable‚ but causes

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