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University Invokes Ban On Student's Short Skirts & Tight Blouses

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Good-bye to mini-skirts....

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Adios to tight blouses....

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Watch that dress!

University says no more pajamas in lecture rooms, bans short skirts, tight blouses

Thammasat University students at the Rangsit campus who regularly wear pajamas to lecture rooms will soon find their liberty limited after a new dress code becomes effective.

The dress code will also restrict all types of casual wear worn by male or female students that are deemed inappropriate, although they have been allowed in lecture rooms at the Rangsit campus.

All students at Sanam Luang campus are required to wear uniforms during lectures on weekdays and casual clothes in certain classes during the weekend.

Casual dress is allowed under a long leniency period for students at Rangsit campus, where dormitories are provided for them, but the restrictions were needed because, according to deputy rector Parinya Thewanaruemitkul, the freedom of dress code "had long been overexploited".

Tight blouses and short skirts were unconditionally banned in both campuses, he said. Other clothes to be forbidden include revealing or too tight or sleeveless blouses or T-shirts. Shorts or skirts too high above knee level will be banned, while males must not wear shorts above the knee, pajamas, sleeveless shirts to lecture rooms or entering the premises.

Netwinon Thnaprarn-sing, a Faculty of Science and Technology senior, said that in her sophomore year, she usually dressed casually instead of wearing a uniform. "Sometimes, I've seen students wearing tank-tops and shorts. But I agree with this new rule. It's suitable."

Sirinart Srisutphikul, a senior law student, said probably 70 per cent of students dress in casual styles. "Lecturers don't require us to dress in uniform. But it's about what is respectful." He said the dress code has always been like this. "If we don't dress politely, we are not allowed in libraries or have administrative contact with the university..."

- Daily Xpress (today)

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Pepe' Gold Member

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Even the simple pleasures like dining out will be removed... :D

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$$$$$$$$$$$$$

You can always eat in if you have to... :o

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TQ actually the first GOGO bar in Pattaya, although I've never been there... :o

With the best of rock and blues music.

No techno trash there.

Pepe' Gold Member

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thank god i am young and dont have to pay for these girls.

$$$$$$$$$$$$$

You always pay for these girls kid one way or another. You'll find out.

"There is no free poontang"

Thank God I'm old and am a good negtiator (and a real B@ll Sh#t artist)... :o

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This is outrageous!!!!!!!!!!!!

They can't be allowed to do this.

Enough is enough, I'm booking a ticket back to blighty.

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The students themselves are angered over the new regulations... but understandably, as students, they are still in the learning process of just which precise finger to flip to show their displeasure.... :o

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