different ideas about what the intentions of the dress code are‚ and while teachers say it’s to make learning better‚ students have different ideas. There has been much debate among students and teachers over what the true purpose of the dress code is. The original dress code was created in 1969 to prevent students from protesting the Vietnam War by wearing black armbands. But there are those who wonder what the real purpose of the dress code is today‚ and whether or not it’s intentions are still
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Did you know that the dress code may actually not be the greatest thing for students. The dress code should not be enforced because students should have the freedom to look how they would like at school; it may also be against a religion‚ or parents may not be able to afford it. In some places where there are dress codes usually only wealthier people are able to live there... or people that’s religion doesn’t go against it. If the dress code was enforced at a school it would limit the diversity of
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Dress Code Every person in the United States wears clothing and everyone has their own style‚ but when is it appropriate to wear certain kinds of clothes? Dress codes can depend on anywhere from length to color to style. With so many options how do we know what is appropriate to wear in pubic or at school? Uniforms are common in some schools. They allow students to be dressed properly and insure that the student’s attire is not reveling. These rules help make every student identical in what they
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celebrate the weather change from winter to summer‚ yet teenage girls seem to dread this change because high schools treat dress codes like a “23-19” from Monsters’ Inc. Yet we constantly only see schools directing this dress code majorly at girls; when have we heard of a boy being sent home for his pants being too low? Never. Which is why many see reevaluating the dress code in public schools
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king who ruled from about 1792-1750 BC. Hammurabi believed that he was chosen by the gods to deliver the law to his people. In fact‚ Mesopotamian cities were modeled to be earthly copies of the divine‚ each to its own god. In the preface to the law code‚ he states‚ "Anu and Bel called by name me‚ Hammurabi‚ the exalted prince‚ who feared God‚ to bring about the rule of righteousness in the land” (King). He built a grand province that spread from the Persian Gulf‚ through the great river valleys
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Since the beginning of civilization there have been always laws or codes. They were laws of conducts set by someone with power‚ mainly by the king. There were three laws or codes that The king Hammurabi created the Codes of Hammurabi. It consists of 282 laws which each one are mostly disciplinary or penalizing. The laws varies from gender to social class. Also‚ criminal behavior‚ slavery‚ divorce and property rights. If the laws were disobeyed it was already set the brutal punishments or fine that
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taken from them more than once‚ whether intentionally or accidentally‚ but it has been a greater issue still to the female population in certain cases‚ such as those who have been forced to submit to the unjust rules of school dress codes across the nation. Strict dress codes constrict any form of creativity for students to express themselves or reflect who they are through their garments. In one case in Woodford County‚ Kentucky a mother had to be pulled out of her job to go to the school and find that
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which unfortunately meant that it was also a return to infuriating dress code enforcement in schools all across the US. It seems like the biggest concern for teachers is girls dressing against the dress code. It seems like no one really gives a second glance at boys who are sagging their pants (luckily no one really does that anymore) or wearing tanks that can expose most of their chest and shoulders. I understand dress code. I’m not entirely against them. Someone has to tell kids to pull their pants
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Hammurabi’s Code: Was it just? Imagine this: you are walking around in an outdoor market when you feel someone take your wallet. You turn around and you see a person. You accuse them of stealing your wallet and it gets taken to trial‚ when right in the middle a person comes in and confesses to the crime. Suddenly‚ the current trial ends and a new trial begins: against you. The judge decides to cut your hands off for falsely accusing someone while the thief gets away scot-free (Journey Across Time)
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for jeans that I was wearing and they had a hole in them yet they were still covered with string‚ but just because you could see a tiny part of my leg‚ it was a problem. Dress codes are sexist‚ humiliating‚ and make us feel like we are not qualified to make our own choices. Here’s proof that not only me feels like dress codes are sexist Anna Loisa Cruz a 7th grader got dress coded for something so small that someone could have let go‚ I know this because in an issue from neaToday it says‚ “Last year
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