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The School Uniform and Dress Code Debate

This essay summarizes positions for and against school uniforms and dress codes in public schools. The student concludes that both sides of the debate have merits and broaches a compromise that standardizes dress codes to a degree while still allowing some freedom of dress.
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Jim's feedback:

"This is a good survey of positions on both sides of the debate over student dress codes, and it is written well. Your conclusion basically summarizes what was said, which is not a bad thing, but perhaps you could take a position, even if it might not be definitive.

One thing to note about your citations is that the year should not be stranded from the author's last name in APA style, which occurs a few times in this paper. The author and year should generally stay together, whether that's formatted as (Author, year) or Author (year). It is okay for the page number to stand alone in an in-text citation, such as following a quotation, if the author/year are cited earlier in the sentence."

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