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    December 4‚ 2011 Sarah Hechtman 2223 34th Ave NW Jasper‚ FL 45002 RE: An Immodest Proposal for Dress Code Policy Dear Ms. Hechtman: Over the past few years of attending your otherwise exceptional high school‚ I’ve witnessed increasingly outlandish fashion statements‚ and would like to offer the following observations and a proposal. While walking through the halls of Jasper High School during passing one encounters an outrageous sight. The girls wear skirts and shorts equivalent in length to

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    in our classes but if everyone is dressed the same and have to follow all the same rules then kids will try more to be different or rebel in other ways. Kids are taught to be individuals and to express themselves freely but when they are told to dress the same and act the same way as everyone else is it takes away their rights express

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    INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY INTRODUCTION The term of personality comes from the Latin word persona‚ which brings the meaning of ‘mask’. What is personality? Personality is a complex hypothetical concept which consists of all the consistent ways in the behaviour of one person differs from other‚ especially in social situations. The concept of personality is used to explain the stability in a person’s behaviour over time and across situations‚ that is also the behavioural differences among people

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    The short story‚ “A Red Dress-1946” written by Alice Munro displays how emotions can sometimes take over your actions‚ to whether how you respond to things that affect you physically‚ and mentally. The narrator has a difficult time portraying these actions and venting out her reactions. She lacks self esteem‚ and has troubles appreciating with what she has been provided with. However‚ she slowly overcomes these obstacles and is willing to break out of her comfort zone. Compared to most teens and

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    Today in the United States‚ almost every school now has a dress code. Many people support the idea of students being able to wear certain kinds of clothes that do not disrupt a learning environed‚ but others are against it because they say “it stops individuals from expressing themselves”‚ and they are right but so are the people that support the dress code. The schools that have a dress code are usually stricter or are private schools. The private schools usually have this because they

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    backed up by school dress codes‚ a code in which certain articles of clothing are regulated. Dress codes are in all schools‚ including private and public‚ middle and high schools; however‚ regardless of the kind of school‚ dress codes almost always target girls(9). Girls are purposefully defying the dress code as a kind of civil disobedience to point out the sexism and unfairness in school dress codes (4). Middle and high school administrators often believe they have created dress codes for appropriate

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    Most students struggle with the same struggle day after day: The dress code. This topic in particular has proved to be very controversial within teachers and students. Some say it shouldn’t be enforced and is just used to control students. Others say that it’s for the greater good and that students who don’t abide by it should be punished. Today you will learn the truth. Because dress codes are restrictive‚ often biased‚ and unnecessary‚ they should not be enforced in public schools. Every morning

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    phrase “Dress for Success!”  I think of a person getting ready or preparing for a big job interview.  Like when  person goes to a job interview wearing a muscle shirt and shorts for a job that requires you to cook food.  Or when a person wears super fancy clothes to an interview that requires you to clean bathrooms.  “Dressing for success” is like a guide telling you what you might need to wear to make a good impression.Dress for success means to dress for the occasion.  You want to dress for the occasion because

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    Which Dress Do You Like Best? The following memory I will outline may seem an excessively informal anecdote for a paper as such but it reveals truth in the point I will be presenting. When I was a senior in high school and prom season arrived it was a common practice among me and two other friends to go shopping for our dress on Saturdays. The drill consisted of trying on several dresses and asking the two other friends their opinion‚ when we found a dress that all three agreed on (given the price

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    Should students have a dress code? Is having a dress code going to change a child’s mindset while in class?The idea of a dress code was made to sharply reduce to number of discipline problems. Doing so will require less children to be sent to the office for the attire that they wear. Students should not be required to follow strict dress code rules at school due. That they take away student creativity and individuality‚ cause harassment from other students due to their outward appearance‚ and even

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