Quote:So you don't see an issue with the same exact hairstyle being acceptable at the same exact school just a year earlier, but then the next year it being deemed to fit the criteria of faddish and distracting by the administration? 

 

I just used those examples to show how those in charge at schools aren't always right and sometimes they make decisions based on their on personal preference and not the actual rules. 

 

Unless I'm misunderstanding you, ....is it not possible that the rule was altered after the one year?? Or does there have to be an ulterior motive? And as I said, is it really that much life and death of a hardship to simply cut ones hair while attending a place of grade/ high school education as a youth? Is it really?? 

 

WHen I was in high school, and the metal-head was forced to cut his Ozzy Osbourne- like hair upon attending the high school I was in, he didn't make a federal case about it, or change schools.....he did by the rules upon his entry. And when he graduated, he grew it all out again. WHew, poor kid. 

 

Different time, though. Now people gotta be making their statements. Thats right. No one is going to tell me what to do, nope, not even as a child. I'm going to do as I wish - whatever I wish - rules be darned - because what I want at whatever second I want it is most important. Just ask my parents.... :whistling:

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