That would be most appropriate, but you over-estimate students ability to determine what is "professional."

When's the last time you saw a nurse in a midriff shirt? Would you want her (or him) to place an IV or work in a sterile room with their pants below the waist? There are practical reasons for these policies.

Which has nothing to do with sex and power and everything to do about workplace standards.

I have to disagree. I work at a college with a nursing school. The classroom habits of the students extend into clinicals and eventually the workforce. When our nursing program grew lax a few years ago (allowing large earrings, facial piercing, long nails, and lack of uniforms) many of the partner hospitals dropped…

Except the travel before the alley-oop.

Tune in now for a sleep stiffy.

So they cancel the championship game? What an overreaction. Why not suspend the players involved and play the game?

Any time an article insists that something is almost always done by whites, except for the these two times, and the time before that," I know we're in for a ride. Worse, by trying to attribute the Virginia Tech shooter's rampage to his heritage, you really display a cheap racism.

It was the second punch, actually. But, yeah.

Why is that drag queen so mad?