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What they are wearing........................
www.cnn.com/2009/US/10/17/college.dress.code/index.html?eref=igoogle
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All-male college cracks down on cross-dressingStory Highlights
Morehouse College's new dress code outlaws women's clothes
Pajamas in public, sagging pants also prohibited at historically black college
"Appropriate Attire Policy" has garnered mixed reviews from students
updated 5:52 a.m. EDT, Sat October 17, 2009Next Article in U.S. »
By Lateef Mungin
CNN
ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- An all-male college in Atlanta, Georgia, has banned the wearing of women's clothes, makeup, high heels and purses as part of a new crackdown on what the institution calls inappropriate attire.
William Bynum says he discussed the new dress-wearing ban policy with Morehouse's campus gay organization.
No dress-wearing is part of a larger dress code launched this week that Morehouse College is calling its "Appropriate Attire Policy."
The policy also bans wearing hats in buildings, pajamas in public, do-rags, sagging pants, sunglasses in class and walking barefoot on campus.
However, it is the ban on cross-dressing that has brought national attention to the small historically African-American college.
www.cnn.com/2009/US/10/17/college.dress.code/index.html?eref=igoogle
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All-male college cracks down on cross-dressingStory Highlights
Morehouse College's new dress code outlaws women's clothes
Pajamas in public, sagging pants also prohibited at historically black college
"Appropriate Attire Policy" has garnered mixed reviews from students
updated 5:52 a.m. EDT, Sat October 17, 2009Next Article in U.S. »
By Lateef Mungin
CNN
ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- An all-male college in Atlanta, Georgia, has banned the wearing of women's clothes, makeup, high heels and purses as part of a new crackdown on what the institution calls inappropriate attire.
William Bynum says he discussed the new dress-wearing ban policy with Morehouse's campus gay organization.
No dress-wearing is part of a larger dress code launched this week that Morehouse College is calling its "Appropriate Attire Policy."
The policy also bans wearing hats in buildings, pajamas in public, do-rags, sagging pants, sunglasses in class and walking barefoot on campus.
However, it is the ban on cross-dressing that has brought national attention to the small historically African-American college.
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