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On 01/28/04
Jannah from FL said:
I dont really understand all this controversy over uniforms. Shouldn't it be about whats in a persons head, not whats covering their body? Why is it really such a big deal? If your school inforces uniforms, then wear it. If not, to his his own concerning you attire. It is possible to be an individual outside of what you wear you know. If you say it is impossible for you to express yourself in a uniform, aren't you really saying that you are EXACTLY the same as everybody else, outside of what you wear? As for the thing about the Khaki pants and white shirts, that's a major fashion don't color w
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On 01/23/04
J.B. from IL said:
We shouldn`t be able to wear uniforms because they really really stink! we should be able to exspress our selfs and be responsible for what we wear
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On 12/30/03
ScarletRose from AZ said:
You are funny because i know parents that do a good job on teaching their child what to do and you have no athority over us to do some thing we don't want to.
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On 12/10/03
Jimmy from OR said:
This is the problem we all must face. I am 17 and was the target of a gang related incident at school because I wore clothing that apparently was the mark of a rival gang. Though I had no affiliation with that gang, I was not spared and it is incidents like this one that make us question whether uniforms are needed. The two shooters at Columbine would always wear specific clothes to seperate them from others.
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On 12/09/03
Randal from TX said:
well how could you say its not fair. Life is not fair, so why should uniforms be fair.Reason why I stated this is because public schools should wear uniforms, because children don't have to worry about getting rosted.
Rosted:means picked on
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