Dress codes are rules pertaining the type of clothing a person or a group should wear. When discussing dress codes‚ many will agree that students would want to wear whatever they please. This agreement ends‚ however‚ with the question of how much restriction should be placed on clothing choices. While some are convinced that there should be a dress code‚ others are against the idea of requiring them. Dress codes should be required for students because they still allow students to express themselves
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because it was protected by the First Amendment. However‚ Justice Hugo Black was for the prohibiting of armbands because he did not believe that people could express their opinions or beliefs anywhere or any time. Justice Fortas ruled in favor of Tinker because he viewed symbolic speech as similar to pure speech as protected by the Constitution. The armbands were a passive expression that did not involve disorder or disturbance to school. He believed that the fear of a disturbance was not enough
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John and Mary Beth Tinker had joined a group of public students against the Vietnam War in Des Moines‚ Iowa. The anti-Vietnam group planned to protest the war using black armbands. The school principals heard of their plan and responded by creating a school policy banning these black armbands. They informed the students that they would be punished if they wore the armbands. The students still wore the armbands to school and were subsequently suspended. Because they were minors‚ their father filed
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May 5‚ 2011 Majority Opinion Case: Morse V Frederick After reviewing the case of Morse v Frederick‚ on a vote of 4-0‚ the court concluded that the school officials did not violate the First Amendment by confiscating the pro-drug banner and suspending the student responsible for it. On January 24‚ 2002‚ Principal Deborah Morse of Juneau-Douglass High School created a school-sanctioned event. This event allowed students to participate in the Olympic Torch Relay. The torch was on its way to Salt
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When I was growing up‚ my teachers taught me the Bill of Rights as if it was black and white. You had a certain amount of rights and they could never‚ ever be violated by anyone. However‚ there is actually more gray area than that. It is certainly not true that you forfeit all of your rights when you walk into to school (as a student or teacher)‚ but instead there is a bit of ambiguity. Depending on the manner of speech‚ the time and place you present it in‚ and your position in the school‚ your
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AP U.S. History: Unit 1.1 HistorySage.com CONTACT: Europeans & Amerindians I. Overview—big ideas By 1600 Europeans had created the world’s first truly global economy. Meanwhile‚ the "age of discovery" resulted in the greatest human catastrophe the world has ever known: 90% of Amerindians died by 1600; slavery of tens of millions of Africans. Cultural differences between European and Amerindians were so immense that major conflict occurred in the 15th‚ 16th and 17th centuries. Summary
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currently own five different businesses and each one of them is a different type of business entity. “Tinker’s Home Security Service (sole proprietorship) Tinker & Tailor’s Home Security Service (general partnership) Tinker & Tailor’s Home Security Service (limited partnership) Tinker & Tailor’s Home Security Service‚ LLC (limited liability company) Tinker & Tailor’s Home Security Service‚ Inc. (corporation)” Table #1 Business Entities and Liabilities Sole Proprietorship “The sole proprietor’s assets‚
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to fourth grade. Sadly‚ Kerry moved at the end of third grade‚ and Ashleigh moved winter break of fourth. Other than Mildenhall Air Force Base‚ we’ve been stationed on two other bases. We we have been stationed in Tinker‚ Oklahoma and Fairchild‚ Washington. We were stationed in Tinker for four years‚ and I was only there for six months‚ then we got sent to Fairchild. Instead of flying‚ we drove to Washington in our tiny car with my older brother and our two
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feels emotionally isolated as well‚ while her husband Henry clearly loves her‚ he has no understanding of Elisa’s emotional needs as a woman. Elisa doesn’t realize her need to reach out and connect with another human being‚ until she comes across the tinker. She has an underlying desire to grasp and experience something of the life that she has been deprived of by her
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