Who says you have it tough?

[nageov3t]

the dress code at my high school was worse. no uniforms, but we were required to wear suits every day.

we had spring dress code during the first few weeks of September and during May finals, but spring dress code just meant we could walk around without the suit jacket on (jackets were required to be worn any time you were not in a classroom, cafeteria, or gym).

the punishment for not being in dress code was jug ("judgement under god." the jesuit version of detention. after school, the dean would write a sentance on a chalk board and pass out graph paper. you were required to write the sentance over and over again, with each letter taking up one box on the graph paper and no spaces/punctuation allowed, until you had filled up every square). depending on the severity of the offence and frequency, multiple jug's would be assigned.

you get over it.

 

[computeerrgghh]

You guys obviously have not seen page 2... Being Unshaven, Having a Mustache, beard of Goatee are all illegal!!
edit: beaten by bootprint

 

[brigden]

Religious people are proper fvcked up.

 

[Quasmo]

Mixing and matching dress codes. A dress shirt with shorts is inappropriate. WTF?!?!?! Ridiculous

 

[nageov3t]

Originally posted by: brigden
Religious people are proper fvcked up.

:roll:

it's a dress code. imo, it really has a positive impact on the school. the academic atmoshpere at my high school was totally different than even other private schools I visited with no dress code or very slack dress codes.

 

[sdugicus]

Originally posted by: loki8481
the dress code at my high school was worse. no uniforms, but we were required to wear suits every day.

we had spring dress code during the first few weeks of September and during May finals, but spring dress code just meant we could walk around without the suit jacket on (jackets were required to be worn any time you were not in a classroom, cafeteria, or gym).

the punishment for not being in dress code was jug ("judgement under god." the jesuit version of detention. after school, the dean would write a sentance on a chalk board and pass out graph paper. you were required to write the sentance over and over again, with each letter taking up one box on the graph paper and no spaces/punctuation allowed, until you had filled up every square). depending on the severity of the offence and frequency, multiple jug's would be assigned.

you get over it.

Jesuit school? 🙂

 

[nageov3t]

Originally posted by: sdugicus

Originally posted by: loki8481
the dress code at my high school was worse. no uniforms, but we were required to wear suits every day.

we had spring dress code during the first few weeks of September and during May finals, but spring dress code just meant we could walk around without the suit jacket on (jackets were required to be worn any time you were not in a classroom, cafeteria, or gym).

the punishment for not being in dress code was jug ("judgement under god." the jesuit version of detention. after school, the dean would write a sentance on a chalk board and pass out graph paper. you were required to write the sentance over and over again, with each letter taking up one box on the graph paper and no spaces/punctuation allowed, until you had filled up every square). depending on the severity of the offence and frequency, multiple jug's would be assigned.

you get over it.

Jesuit school? 🙂

yup 🙂

 

[sdugicus]

Originally posted by: loki8481

Originally posted by: sdugicus

Originally posted by: loki8481
the dress code at my high school was worse. no uniforms, but we were required to wear suits every day.

we had spring dress code during the first few weeks of September and during May finals, but spring dress code just meant we could walk around without the suit jacket on (jackets were required to be worn any time you were not in a classroom, cafeteria, or gym).

the punishment for not being in dress code was jug ("judgement under god." the jesuit version of detention. after school, the dean would write a sentance on a chalk board and pass out graph paper. you were required to write the sentance over and over again, with each letter taking up one box on the graph paper and no spaces/punctuation allowed, until you had filled up every square). depending on the severity of the offence and frequency, multiple jug's would be assigned.

you get over it.

Jesuit school? 🙂

yup 🙂

I see your in jersey, wouldn't happen to be St. Peter's would it?

 

[suse920]

thats nothing... they dont even make you wear thier shirts... and allow polo shirts. untucked it looks.. wow