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I see someone in jeans with rips in the knees that says ‘Go Home’ on their knees. I think that this tells the story of a girl being sent home because she doesn’t follow the dress code. This makes me remember as a young girl being worried that my tank top straps were too skinny and that I was always worried that I would get in trouble. I think it’s extremely frustrating that as a young girl I wasn’t allowed to show my shoulders, I didn’t understand then and I still don’t. I think that schools still enforce this rule because society has this idea that shoulders are too promiscuous based on the fashion of older times. I believe that this photo can educate people on how fashion trends can send people home from school, that these people who wear ‘promiscuous clothing will be denied education based on the premise that their knees or shoulders are ‘too’ distracting. I think to help resolve this violence in the education system is to review the code of conduct and update it to be more reasonable and doable for the average student, I also believe we should change the idea of sending people home because of what they’re wearing because it benefits no one.
In 1969, Wake Forest women no longer had to follow a dress code, which previously did not allow them to wear pants.
Was reading this article about how color laser printers print some secret yellow dot code and decided to see for myself if it is true.
Took this shot against my LCD monitor with 2x68mm extension tubes and 40mm lens. Guess it isn't a load of bullshit. Don't really see how it can help catch criminals though seeing as how laser printers can be bought 2nd hand.
I wonder what they will do next when too many people find out, secretly insert radioactive compounds into toner cartridges to print dots that show up only under special lighting?
Not a good photo but that dress code is so good I had to upload it.. and guess if I was nervous before entering.. and the reason was not Burberry!
Cambridge, England
Denver-area high school students participated in a Code Quest competition on April 30, 2016. Learn more: lmt.co/1TixTFs
Dress code WHITE TIE
White tie is the most formal evening dress code in Western fashion. It is worn to ceremonial occasions such as state dinners in some countries, as well as to very formal balls and evening weddings.