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So as many of you know, the administration at our school is implementing a new rule. And as many of you know, it's bullshit. Apparently, you are not allowed to wear a plain Tshirt anymore because it is "gang related". This rule is shit related. Many people, including myself, think that this rule is ridiculous and unreasonable.

Jeff Tarn is helping me out with this post indirectly. According to him, Mr. Glass "pulled in 5 of those kp guys and they were all wearing white tshirts." So now it is a rule that you cannot wear this kind of clothing. What the ass kind of logic is that? Also, since he wears a lot of solid colors, an SIA told him the same thing that Mr. Glass probably told the 5 other guys. And Jeff also brings up a good point. "to a loot of people plain tshirts is like half or more of their wardrobe which would require them to buy more and tshirts with designs on them cost a lot more. up to $10+ more. you can go to foot locker and buy shirts, 5 for 20, then you go to pacsun, 1 shirt is 20." (By the way, these quotes were ripped straight off of AIM, so I didn't put any major changes in the thoughts) This new rule could cause people to have to get more clothes and generate unnecessary spending.

Jeff also gave his thoughts about tomorrow, which is the day that many students are going to wear plain Tshirts to school in an attempt to obliterate this rule. He says, "i actually think mr glass is okay with giving us all demerits for defiance." I disagree, because if enough students will wear it I think they won't even bother. But it is possible that what Jeff said could happen. It would probably be like a big tardy sweep to Mr. Glass. We'll see tomorrow. Even though Jeff thinks that Mr. Glass will give out demerits, he still will be part of the "rebellion" tomorrow. "[I'm doing this] to be part of the movement and the chance that he'll change his mind and if not him, the rest of the staff." Already, many people are planning to take part in this. We should all be supportive of the whole student body and our rights and show that it's unfair to put this rule on us.

So be sure to wear your plain Tshirts tomorrow to stick it to the man.