Prize draw aims to make students less sexy

[egarrard]

A Bangkok university is planning to raffle off diamond and gold jewellery to discourage female students from wearing short, tight school uniforms.

Its deputy rector Suree Buranathanit says "well-dressed" students will be picked each month and put forward for an end of year draw.

Thai college students are required to wear white shirts and black skirts or trousers.

The university is offering three sets of diamond pendants and gold necklaces worth around £100 to encourage students to dress less provocatively.

Most students flout the dress code by wearing tight blouses and revealing slit skirts, she said.

She believes such uniforms are inappropriate and could distract male students.

But the Bangkok Post said the students it surveyed won't change their ways.

[ChKFlores]

Talk about having "bling-bling". Could use some to trade for cash, heh heh... :Wink

[thephenom]

Tight shirt, mini skirt.....

Where can I find those schoolgirls in Canada? Actually, it's kinda cold up here to be wearing those unless it was summer in august which NO ONE goes to school. :Nope

[JCYC5]

We have them over here!

With shirts that go see-thru when slightly wet!

[thephenom]

Originally posted by JCYC5
We have them over here!

With shirts that go see-thru when slightly wet!
And it rains half the time in HK. :Wink

[JCYC5]

Gah, the humidity does it for us.

[thephenom]

Originally posted by JCYC5
Gah, the humidity does it for us.

Ewwwww.....sticky girls....

[JCYC5]

But most of the ones you'd want to accidentally touch feel nice and warm, not sticky... :What the

[wazman]

Whatever happened to just discipling the kids that break the dress code?

At the high school I went to, you got sent home to change if you broke the code - and that was public school. Private schools should be much worse...

Sounds like they should be punishing the ones who break the rules, not rewarding them...

[egarrard]

Originally posted by Whisp[TR]
its a university not little kid school

there adults I agree. Women should be able to dress any way they want. However, they agreed to dress a certain way when they signed up for classes. The key is what's appropriate for the circumstance. Freedom is one thing, anarchy's another.

[wazman]

Doesn't matter what age they are. If there's a dress code and they violate it, they're breaking the rules.

Why do you think all the restaurants say "No shirt, no shoes, no service"? It's not for little Bobby. It's for everybody that wants to eat.

You sign up for any school, you agree to abide by its rules. If you don't, you suffer consequences.

And Whisp, if you think high school is for little kids... Well... :What the

[efernandez_98]

We need to enforce the same dress codes as the Ferengi Women on Ferenginar do.