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Eliminate the Dress Code!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I believe that women as equals to the opposite gender.

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Austin Wofford
11 years ago

I agree

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lizzie
11 years ago

whats more distracting my leg or a giant neon tee shirt ???

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Jayla Moss
11 years ago

GOOD BYE TO SOME OF THESE HORRIBLE DRESS CODES

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Hailey sobota
11 years ago

Comfort should be more important than shoulders showing.

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Lizzy Franco
11 years ago

Teach men how to treat women with respect and not sex toys instead of teaching women to shame their own bodies

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Summer Neff
11 years ago

Women need to be treated equally when it comes to the dress code, especially when the only reason it is put in place is because boys can't control themselves.

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Abby Drozd
11 years ago

It's about time!

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Gwyneth Floyd
11 years ago

I'm through with having to sneak past administrators for wearing yoga pants and leggings. A lot of people think it's "no big deal". Screw you, it is to me. Because if I want to wear something I feel comfortable in that does not show my damn cervix and doesn't do anything but distract the opposite gender- you best bet I am going to wear it. So it's "no big deal"? Let's make it a big change.

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Hannah
11 years ago

People should be free to wear what they want

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Jada Cameron
11 years ago

preach

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Rylee fetterhoff
11 years ago

I am more than a destraction.

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Alex hickey
11 years ago

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I don't want to get in trouble for showing my shoulders everyone has them.

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Alaina raybon
11 years ago

I second all of this

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Garrett Ralston
11 years ago

2015 graduate

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courtney
11 years ago

Oh no. She's showing her shoulders. I can't focus in class anymore.

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Rachel Springer
11 years ago

Confederate flag dress cold is ridiculous we should have the right to express our heratage. If we teach it in school we should be able to wear it

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Hailey Nies
11 years ago

So ridiculous.

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Shea Stanley
11 years ago Featured

Dress codes are more harmful than bare shoulders, and the enforcement of the policy distracts administration from more important discipline.