It is 2017 not 1950. Let us wear whatever we want as long as its smart. Nobody wants to hunt for a white dress just for one day.
J
James Choi
9 years ago
Featured
Why do men get a choice and not women? Seems like a pretty clear double standard to me. Just let them wear what they look good in.
W
Will Mackaness
9 years ago
One step at a time. There's no reason for this nonsense.
C
Chloe Davis
9 years ago
Featured
I really dont want to spend a fortune on a dress I will only wear once. Ridiculous rule.
L
Lewis Noble
9 years ago
...
E
E Cripps
9 years ago
Dress for yourselves.
Not for God or the Grave.
E
Elena Thompson
9 years ago
Featured
THIS IS ABSURD. Graduation is a massive milestone and we should feel like ourselves, not like we are part of some generic uniform.
R
Rory Leng
9 years ago
Featured
Most will look to wear black, but the graduation ceremony should ride on the merit and gravity of the occasion and not the textile colour choices of the attendees. The degree is forever earned; the right to participate in the celebration of graduation should therefore be immutable regardless of clothing colour.
M
Michael Christophrous
9 years ago
Featured
You're a university. You should be leading the way at every stage of every moment, not citing tradition for its own sake nor for some frail institutional image. Be the shepherd, not the lemming.
It is 2017 not 1950. Let us wear whatever we want as long as its smart. Nobody wants to hunt for a white dress just for one day.
Why do men get a choice and not women? Seems like a pretty clear double standard to me. Just let them wear what they look good in.
One step at a time. There's no reason for this nonsense.
I really dont want to spend a fortune on a dress I will only wear once. Ridiculous rule.
...
Dress for yourselves. Not for God or the Grave.
THIS IS ABSURD. Graduation is a massive milestone and we should feel like ourselves, not like we are part of some generic uniform.
Most will look to wear black, but the graduation ceremony should ride on the merit and gravity of the occasion and not the textile colour choices of the attendees. The degree is forever earned; the right to participate in the celebration of graduation should therefore be immutable regardless of clothing colour.
You're a university. You should be leading the way at every stage of every moment, not citing tradition for its own sake nor for some frail institutional image. Be the shepherd, not the lemming.