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    Puritans‚ laws and rules have been made concerning what is moral‚ or safe and best for society. Although dress codes are increasing in popularity throughout the United States‚ educators do not uniformly agree upon the benefits produced by these regulations (king‚ 1998). There is no certainty that dress codes reduce school violence or improve academic achievement. Furthermore‚ strict dress codes‚ which school officials justify because they are aimed at preventing gang violence‚ have been adopted in

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    I believe that kids in school should not have a required dress code for three very important reasons‚ they can be comfortable while at school‚ dress for the weather‚ and be unique and diverse in their own way. First of all‚ some school uniforms can be so uncomfortable that it is hard for the students to focus on school when all that they can think about is how uncomfortable they are‚ whether that be the uniform is itchy‚ the wrong size‚ etc. When kids are also uncomfortable they feel self conscious

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    One of the least enforced school policies of today is the school dress code‚ that is unless one of the assistant principals standing in the hallway is having a bad day‚ then it is the most enforced policy at my high school. Everyone of our faculty members seem to have an opinion on what’s too short‚ whats too tight‚ and what just plain out does not look right. School dress code is one of the most outrageous set of rules that us as students have to follow. Starting off with “shorts must extend to

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    The rule that I would most want changed at our middle school would be the dress code. We should be able to have our shirts untucked‚ be able to wear whatever we want‚ and our school performance should not be based on what we wear. One reason why I think the dress code should be changed is because we should be able to have our shirts untucked. We should be able to have our shirts untucked because all we are doing is sitting there in class. Sometimes I want to move around‚ but really can’t because

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    similarities‚ they can be viewed differently. The major things that change in these two educational systems are; responsibility‚ freedom‚ and dress code.       High School dress code is seen as a gigantic controversy to high school students. Restrictions put limit on creativity. Girls‚ are the students that mainly have complaints on the limits on dress code because they feel as if these set of rules specifically target them. For example‚ one of the rules is that a shirt has to cover the shoulders

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    business casual dress became the workplace norm. Like many other companies‚ Bear Steams‚ the sixth largest securities firm in the United States‚ loosened its dress policies. It allowed employees to come to work in polo shirts‚ khaki pants‚ and loafers for two important reasons: It had to compete with Internet companies in a tight employment market‚ and it wanted to fit in with its casual dot-com customers. But when the dot-com bubble burst and economy faltered‚ the casual workplace environment glorified

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    Assignment #9 - Dress for Success 1. Do you think Cohen had a right to be offended? Why or why not? Cohen had not a right to be offended. She rebuked and wasn’t allowed to attend such an internal meeting; I think it is not appropriate. The older colleague could understand her that was not right dress for the company and she should not attire such dress another time. The colleague could allow her in such internal meeting for first time. The company does not provide the dress information before

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    Schools Need Dress Codes Dress codes in public schooling have recently been a controversial issue nation-wide. Mandatory uniform policy’s measures and emphasize the benefits of students on specific behavioral and academic outcomes. The arguments for the issue are just as strong as those against the issue. There are two main points surrounding school uniforms: performance and school and reduction of violence due to uniformity. Uniforms are argued to positively affect student safety by: lowering

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    Dress for Success As much as we all wish to deny it‚ the way we dress has a big impact on our success in life. One way to acknowledge this idea is through the use of school uniforms. Over time‚ schools have become aware of the importance of uniforms: In 2007–08‚ about 18 percent of public school principals reported that their school required students to wear uniforms. In 1999–2000‚ the percentage of principals who reported that their school required students to wear uniforms was 12 percent (“Fast

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    Running head: -nursing uniforms:WHY THERE SHOULD BE A MANDATORY DRESS CODE FOR NURSES Nurses and uniforms Why There Should Be a Mandatory Dress Code for nurses Maria Gutierrez University of Central Florida Abstract The debate about nurses having a mandatory dress code such as a specific uniform and color‚ (white or not) has been a hot topic lately. The majority of nurses love the freedom they have of choosing their own uniforms and expressing part of their identity and style; however‚ the

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