Comments on: Ridiculous Dress Code in UUM http://clareng.com/2007/07/14/ridiculous-dress-code-in-uum/ Over a plate of kampua, we crap Fri, 21 Nov 2008 19:46:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Wangkang http://clareng.com/2007/07/14/ridiculous-dress-code-in-uum/#comment-1109 Wangkang Sun, 19 Aug 2007 16:17:06 +0000 http://clareng.com/2007/07/14/ridiculous-dress-code-in-uum/#comment-1109 The dress code in UUM is awesome don't you think? Your brain must be as smart as you look than. Honestly, Japanese is promoting casual wear for work - why you might ask - so that we are cooler and not having to turn on the air-cond so much. It's something good and we should follow. The dress code in UUM is awesome don’t you think? Your brain must be as smart as you look than. Honestly, Japanese is promoting casual wear for work - why you might ask - so that we are cooler and not having to turn on the air-cond so much. It’s something good and we should follow.

]]> By: UUM Students Faced With Immature Dress Code at ChanKelwin.com http://clareng.com/2007/07/14/ridiculous-dress-code-in-uum/#comment-900 UUM Students Faced With Immature Dress Code at ChanKelwin.com Sat, 04 Aug 2007 15:13:37 +0000 http://clareng.com/2007/07/14/ridiculous-dress-code-in-uum/#comment-900 [...] a military camp! Those students are already in their early 20’s. Restricting their will by imposing strict dress code like these is like forcing a 3 year old to drink milk from a milk [...] […] a military camp! Those students are already in their early 20’s. Restricting their will by imposing strict dress code like these is like forcing a 3 year old to drink milk from a milk […]

]]> By: Bengbeng http://clareng.com/2007/07/14/ridiculous-dress-code-in-uum/#comment-733 Bengbeng Thu, 19 Jul 2007 13:15:46 +0000 http://clareng.com/2007/07/14/ridiculous-dress-code-in-uum/#comment-733 <p>i didnt realize things r that bad over there in UUM. crazy dress code for a tropical country</p> <strong>Tell me about it...and it is getting worse...</strong> i didnt realize things r that bad over there in UUM. crazy dress code for a tropical country

Tell me about it…and it is getting worse…

]]> By: Ramon http://clareng.com/2007/07/14/ridiculous-dress-code-in-uum/#comment-729 Ramon Wed, 18 Jul 2007 09:41:46 +0000 http://clareng.com/2007/07/14/ridiculous-dress-code-in-uum/#comment-729 Hi dearie Clare, First of all, I would like to apologize if some of my words are pretty harsh and direct. That's how we were taught back then. We were taught to be clear and precise in conveying and expressing our opinions. Unfortunately, the new generation today are very skeptical in voicing out their minds to the world. I fully understand that every action will have its consequences. There will always be pros and cons in whatever things we do. But, there are issues out there need to be faced and be dealt. I may sound serious in pursuing and getting my message across. I simply can no longer tolerate such stupidity among our very own people who claim to be 'BOLEH'. What are we 'BOLEH' at? We care so much about other people's businesses outside of this country till we forget about our very own. Clare, I don't mean to be pushy. I know that my time had passed. I notice all this while, students complaint about many things and yet, nothing changes. Everything remains the same. So to this little country too, when government comes out with certain so called policy that benefits people. As you all know, it does benefit people but only certain people get it. What happened to the people who are really in need the so called benefits? I don't mean to hate this country. It is where I was born. This is the starting point of my life. But, as I grow older, I cannot accept some silly acts done by some silly people who called themselves the 'Authority'. Are we not supposed to complaint? Are we supposed to walk without turning our heads pretending not noticing mistakes over mistakes that the so called Authority have made? Who are we? Or What are we?! Thanks for your compliment Clare. I do not deserve it at all. This is a beautiful country and we have many beautiful people but we are lacking in beautiful mind and soul. As a 50 year old man, people would expect me to act and behave according to my age with my 50 year-old maturity and experiences up my sleeves. So, that is what I expect to see from this little country of mine...NOW. Ramon Hi dearie Clare,

First of all, I would like to apologize if some of my words are pretty harsh and direct. That’s how we were taught back then. We were taught to be clear and precise in conveying and expressing our opinions. Unfortunately, the new generation today are very skeptical in voicing out their minds to the world. I fully understand that every action will have its consequences. There will always be pros and cons in whatever things we do. But, there are issues out there need to be faced and be dealt. I may sound serious in pursuing and getting my message across. I simply can no longer tolerate such stupidity among our very own people who claim to be ‘BOLEH’. What are we ‘BOLEH’ at? We care so much about other people’s businesses outside of this country till we forget about our very own.

Clare, I don’t mean to be pushy. I know that my time had passed. I notice all this while, students complaint about many things and yet, nothing changes. Everything remains the same. So to this little country too, when government comes out with certain so called policy that benefits people. As you all know, it does benefit people but only certain people get it. What happened to the people who are really in need the so called benefits? I don’t mean to hate this country. It is where I was born. This is the starting point of my life. But, as I grow older, I cannot accept some silly acts done by some silly people who called themselves the ‘Authority’. Are we not supposed to complaint? Are we supposed to walk without turning our heads pretending not noticing mistakes over mistakes that the so called Authority have made? Who are we? Or What are we?!

Thanks for your compliment Clare. I do not deserve it at all. This is a beautiful country and we have many beautiful people but we are lacking in beautiful mind and soul. As a 50 year old man, people would expect me to act and behave according to my age with my 50 year-old maturity and experiences up my sleeves. So, that is what I expect to see from this little country of mine…NOW.

Ramon

]]> By: CY http://clareng.com/2007/07/14/ridiculous-dress-code-in-uum/#comment-687 CY Sat, 14 Jul 2007 14:04:31 +0000 http://clareng.com/2007/07/14/ridiculous-dress-code-in-uum/#comment-687 <p>Good job on this exposé. FYI, all four attires on the right are very common in my campus, things are not as strict here, the only no-no is exposure of midriff, but this is enforced mostly in the library.</p> <p>However, hope is not lost for you, Clare. Do note, though, that the 'acceptable' dress codes on the left have plenty of loopholes too, especially the first two. I'm sure you can figure out what I mean ;)</p> <strong>Yeah, we all know that...</strong> Good job on this exposé. FYI, all four attires on the right are very common in my campus, things are not as strict here, the only no-no is exposure of midriff, but this is enforced mostly in the library.

However, hope is not lost for you, Clare. Do note, though, that the ‘acceptable’ dress codes on the left have plenty of loopholes too, especially the first two. I’m sure you can figure out what I mean ;)

Yeah, we all know that…

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