Dress Codes

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	Title	Date	Summary
1	Private education does not mean better education Goedken--Dani (Student--2020) Northern Iowan 117:20, p.03	10/26/2020	Goedken discusses private and public education.
2	Dress codes are an attack on girls Goedken--Dani (Student--2020) Northern Iowan 117:17, p.03	10/15/2020	The author writes about her experiences with school uniforms and dress codes and how they disproportionally affect women.
3	STORC discusses leggings, ethics McGuill--Lauren (Student--2019), Leitner--Gabrielle (Class of 2020) Northern Iowan 116:7, p.04	9/23/2019	The Study of Religion Club (STORC) had its first club meeting of the year on September 18 in Bartlett Hall. The topic they discussed was leggings (the clothing) and whether they were appropriate in places such as school, college campus, church, and so on; photo.
4	Media portrays 'Goths' in a bad light Gerling--Taylor R. (Student--2003) Northern Iowan 102:19, p.5	11/1/2005	Hopes public knows that dark clothes and make-up do not make a person bad or more likely to commit a crime.
5	Young, fly and classy? Another perspective on NBA dress code Durley-Petty--Riebeil (Student--2004) Northern Iowan 102:17, p.17	10/25/2005	New dress code is stirring up controversy among players who believe they should be able to express themselves with their clothing.
6	NBA dress code is hardly a 'uniform' Lietzow--Andrew Calvin (Class of 2007) Northern Iowan 102:16, p.14	10/21/2005	New dress code requirements set forth are not strict or hard to abide by; photo.
7	Random rants hold some truth Meinecke--Heather (Student--2003) Northern Iowan 102:10, p.7	9/30/2005	Writer covers several random topics including air fresheners, student wardrobes, and being engaged.
8	Let's eliminate women's dress code Carpenter--Delburn (Class of 1965) College Eye 59:9, p.2	11/6/1964	All students should be allowed to dress as they want to.
9	Let's have campus dress code for men Alberts--Cathie (Student--1964) College Eye 59:8, p.2	10/30/1964	Solution to unbalance of current dress code for women.
10	Women students may wear slacks to Saturday lunch College Eye 57:15, p.4	1/18/1963	Change in rules for apparel in dorms.
11	AMRH adopts dress standards for Commons College Eye 56:32, p.8	5/25/1962
12	Code defeat shows maturity College Eye 56:22, p.2	3/9/1962	Commons dress code defeated.
13	No further plans for defeated dress code College Eye 56:22, p.4	3/9/1962	Measure needed two-thirds majority by received only 53%.
14	Commons dress code vote to be taken Thursday College Eye 56:20, p.8	2/23/1962	Text of proposed dress code.
15	Dress code should be unnecessary College Eye 56:12, p.2	12/8/1961	Editorial disagrees with the possibility of adding a dress code to the SCI campus.
16	Meeting to discuss conduct in Commons causes protest Harlan--Roger G. (Class of 1963) College Eye 56:9, p.3	11/10/1961	Students protest Commons dining room dress rules.
17	Commons voters down dress-up night proposal College Eye 50:23, p.5	3/13/1959	Will discontinue Wednesday night dress-up.
18	The pop off College Eye 17:26, p.7	12/9/1925	Criticizes overprotective rules.
19	Athletic notes Normal Eyte 21:3, p.42	9/21/1910	Describes the new rules and regulations put into place for women's uniform requirements for the Department of Physical Education.
20	Delphian-Eulalian Normal Eyte 20:32, p.532	5/11/1910	Hold joint meeting and receive new gavel from Margaret Oliver.
21	The Cedar Falls Record Normal Eyte 17:28, p.433	4/17/1907	The Teeter Bill, requiring women to wear dresses of a certain length, was brought before the house and is discussed and seen as improbable.

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