Catholic school Girl suspended for shaving head Source: Australian News Network
A 15-YEAR-old Brisbane schoolgirl was suspended for shaving her head to raise money for vital cancer research, The Courier-Mail reports.
Emily Pridham and her family told Channel Nine News her father is battling leukemia.
He underwent a bone marrow transplant a few weeks ago bu …
City Council says you must wear underwearSource: wtf-news.net
The City Council of Brooksville, Fla., has approved a citywide dress code requiring city employees to wear underwear, deodorant and properly-fitted clothes.
Teen Claims School Dress Code DiscriminatesSource: 2thedeuce.com
The high school freshman wore his 'Sunday Best' to school Wednesday, but was told he'd have to change or go home because his attire looked gang-related. Giovanie Padilla, 15, says administrators at Adams City High even objected to him wearing rosary beads.
School spirit is now mandatorySource: Breaking News
The Walton County School Board is instituting a dress code for the 650 students at Freeport's high school and middle school, according to nwfdailynews.com..
But it's not white shirts and black slacks or skirts.
Fla. city to workers: Wear underwear, deodorantSource: Yahoo! News
A Florida city is cleaning up with a new dress code that requires city workers to wear underwear and use deodorant.
The city council in Brooksville north of Tampa recently approved a dress code that instructs employees to observe "strict personal hygiene."
Brooksville's new dress code requires deodorant, underwearSource: St. Petersburg Times > Local News
BROOKSVILLE --- If you want to work for the city of Brooksville, be sure that you use deodorant, that your clothes fit properly and that you cover up your wounds and tattoos.
And, for goodness sake, wear underwear.
If not, you could violate the city's new dress code.

I don't often forward jokes sent to me by friends, but this one really made me laugh. Maybe it hit a little too close to home as I am approaching 50 and trying to hang onto a youthful appearance.
School ought to back off on pierced teenSource: buffalonews.com
You would think that they would have better things to worry about. You would think that a kid with multiple facial piercings would be low on the priority list for school officials.
White House Unbuttons Formal Dress Code Source: The New York Times
Thus did an ironclad rule of the George W. Bush administration — coat and tie in the Oval Office at all times — fall by the wayside, only the first of many signs that a more informal culture is growing up in the White House under new management. Mr.
White House Unbuttons Formal Dress CodeSource: The New York Times
WASHINGTON — The capital flew into a bit of a tizzy when, on his first full day in the White House, President Obama was photographed in the Oval Office without his suit jacket. There was, however, a logical explanation: Mr.
Tattooed teachers told to cover upSource: Joplin Globe
Joplin R-8 Board of Education members Tuesday night gave administrators the OK to change wording in the district's employment policy to not allow any part of a tattoo to show.
The policy previously instructed teachers to wear clothing that "minimizes" tattoos, but it did n …

In my workplace I am a quasi-manager. Although I don't hold the title of "manager" I'm often called upon to function in the role of manager. I am a corporate trainer and I am responsible for training our clients as well as our own employees regardless of department.
| Student Sent to Principal's Office for Wearing Too Many Buttons Source: kswt.com
"A Yuma middle schooler is sent to the principal's office because there are too many buttons on her shirt. Eighth grader Chelsie Helphand is a straight A student and an athlete, but she found herself in the prinicipal's office in the first week of school."
Video - Ladies Just Say No to PantyhoseSource: ABC News Video
Women are buying pantyhose in fewer numbers every year as more and more employers loosen dress codes.
Are bare legs appropriate for the workplace?