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    Student Name Professor Name Course Name Date School Uniforms in public Schools Introduction: I remember I never wear the cutest or fancy clothes or was with the latest trend of fashion and was left out a lot when friends of mine were talking about the clothes when I was in public school. I always felt like I do not belong‚ but I never wanted to buy expensive or fancy clothing just to make myself feel included by friends of mine. Even though the individuality of students is very important to

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    Uniform Essay Although many people may not agree with me or perhaps call me a loser and a nerd I do believe that uniforms should be made mandatory in school and this is of course for plenty of well supported reasons. First off even if you don’t notice it right away uniforms will help you prepare for the future. Also much money is saved and finally much time is saved and much hassle is avoided. First‚ one of the main reasons I support uniforms is because they are a greatly underappreciated form

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    Since the accusation of police brutality is on the rise‚ there’s a question of whether police officers should or shouldn’t wear body cameras with their uniform. There can be many issues with wearing body cameras such as‚ there being an invasion of privacy and the expenses that come along with them. There can be many technical issues involved with the equipment. The cameras aren’t able to record 24/7 because of the lack of storage and battery life. This can cause issues with recordings of certain

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    school-wide uniform policy. That fall‚ Will Rogers became the first school in Long Beach County to have a mandatory uniform policy. Other schools in the district soon followed drawing national attention‚ including a personal visit from then President Clinton. Recent memories of school shootings around the nation caused President Clinton to urge other school districts to move to uniforms in his 1996 State of the Union Address. This started a seemingly endless debate over school uniforms in public schools

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    Hannah Housby Soph. Comp. Period 9 9/11/13 School Uniforms; Good Idea or Bad Idea? Imagine walking around school and every girl looked alike and every guy looked alike‚ don’t you think that would be a little weird? That is what it would be like if our school had uniforms. Everybody would look the same. I think we shouldn’t have uniforms because people would not be able to express their individuality‚ be themselves‚ or show off their creativity. The first reason is individuality. Nobody

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    School Uniforms Some schools use uniforms‚ therefore‚ students do not have to deal with school dress code. People go to school to learn the skills that are necessary in order to acquire a well-paying job and ensure a bright future. Many young adults have lost sight of this notion‚ and the main concern seems to be what to wear to school the next day and whether it is a brand name like Guess‚ Tommy Hilfiger‚ Ralph Lauren or DKNY. Several issues‚ such as‚ school safety‚ low academic performance‚

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    "Just slapping clothes on kids won’t improve a school‚ but uniforms accompanied by other reforms can make a difference. Uniforms send a message and remind students that they are in school. One element of the message is that when you are going to school‚ that is your place of work. That is the place where you are working at getting smart." ~Joe Palumbo. Uniforms cause children to be more civilized and mature in what they are doing. It could lead the kids to a greater future and teach them to be more

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    School Uniforms Is it better to let things continue in their horrible condition or change them for the better? The issue of school uniforms has been argued for decades with many different ideas and no final conclusion. However‚ school uniforms would reduce some major problems such as the school district’s budget problem‚ school bullying‚ and gang-related violence. The addition of school uniforms would benefit the school of San Jacinto High School. California’s bad economy affects the school district

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    School Uniforms School uniforms are not anything new. The idea of having uniformity in school is appealing to most educators and parents. On the other hand‚ to other students and parents‚ the idea of not being able to express ones’ self is just wrong. I must say‚ personally I agree with the students and parents against school uniforms. Take for example high school. High school is usually a time where young children or teens begin to distinguish themselves from one another. Students begin to

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    to protest. It states that soldiers have the right to peacefully protest when they are off duty‚ off post‚ not in uniform and within the United States. The government will always remain officially neutral. Therefore service members should not represent themselves as a member of the Armed Forces while exercising their Constitutional rights to protest. When soldiers protest in uniform it gives the impression of official

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