rules on hair

joebf86 · #1 09-07-2005 **rules on hair**

it really comes as a surprise to me to find out there are certain secondary schools in penang that make it compulsory for the students to have crewcut/botak. well, i thought this only happens in primary schools. can u think of any rational reason behind it?

personally, do u think short haircut is related to good discipline? isnt forcing them to have crewcut is humiliating? come on, in kl, u can hardy see one spotting that hairstyle...

anyway just wanna hear ur comments. feedbacks are welcomed.

*Thirdshifter* · #2 09-07-2005

which school in penang are you talking about? I had been frequently travelling to penang for the past 5 weeks. Just got back this evening. I didn't notice any crew cut school boys.

Slasherbaven · 02:57 PM

If in Penang, it's probably Heng Ee.
It disciplines in such a way that the school administration or prefects or whatever don't have to worry about students' hair.
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Jhuen · #4 19-07-2005 **Re: rules on hair**

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Originally Posted by joebf86

personally, do u think short haircut is related to good discipline? isnt forcing them to have crewcut is humiliating? come on, in kl, u can hardy see one spotting that hairstyle...

anyway just wanna hear ur comments. feedbacks are welcomed.

to me,the length of a person's hair doesnt really show the level of discipline a person has..but it does show that that person takes the effort to look more presentable(neat i mean) in front of others,i suppose that takes a certain amount of discipline...people will appreciate that. and about the humiliation part,i dont take it that way..although it's often said that rules are made to be broken,that doesnt mean that each rule is meaningless and none of us should confine to them..there is a reason behind every rule made,and if this rule is implemented in schools,i suppose the administrators just wanted them to look more student-like,without the long,punk-like style..but having said that,looks can be deceiving..so,in conclusion,try to steer away from concluding a person's personality from his appearance.

boafan · #5 28-09-2005

yeah Heng Ee's students all hv crewcuts..u can distinguish their students from other schools' easily..i do not think that one's hair really reflects on one's personality..u cant really jugde a book by itz cover..hehe..who noes wat lies beneath it?

dqbonafide · #6 10-11-2005

I am in form 4 now... and dude....hair is your dignity your dignity!!! lol if u have a bad hair or something like that u will feel low in confidence... but in the case of this school if every's bald well it isn't that bad isn't it?

Thirdshifter Super Moderator Forum Moderator Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 2,610	#2 09-07-2005 which school in penang are you talking about? I had been frequently travelling to penang for the past 5 weeks. Just got back this evening. I didn't notice any crew cut school boys.

Slasherbaven Super Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 48	#3 14-07-2005 If in Penang, it's probably Heng Ee. It disciplines in such a way that the school administration or prefects or whatever don't have to worry about students' hair. ________ XV1700A Last edited by Slasherbaven; 22-01-2011 at 02:57 PM.

boafan Super Junior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 48	#5 28-09-2005 yeah Heng Ee's students all hv crewcuts..u can distinguish their students from other schools' easily..i do not think that one's hair really reflects on one's personality..u cant really jugde a book by itz cover..hehe..who noes wat lies beneath it?

dqbonafide Super Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 22	#6 10-11-2005 I am in form 4 now... and dude....hair is your dignity your dignity!!! lol if u have a bad hair or something like that u will feel low in confidence... but in the case of this school if every's bald well it isn't that bad isn't it?