What do you think about the Wellington school boy being made to shave off his mo'?

Question

I think it's stupid! He's doing something for a good cause and it's not offensive.

If I was him I would do my exams at a different school (you can do your NCEA exams at any school in New Zealand)

Men; Are you growing a mo' for Movember?

Answer 1

I agree with you.  When I was teaching, one of the things I most disliked about the job was the stupid rules we were expected to enforce.  School uniforms and no swearing were more important than teaching the students to read and write.

Answer 2

if you have a mo....then you got the attention that you wanted, no?

Answer 3

It is a slackening of standards and a showing of little self respect. If the school says a boy must be clean shaven then there is no support for someone thumbing his nose at the system

Answer 4

Rules are to obeyed, plain and simple.

Answer 5

Hi Wabby,  I think it is a bunch of c**p and they should leave him alone. That's my opinion on this craziest!!!

A Friend,

poppy1

Answer 6

I think a hairstyle is a harmless form of self expression.With all the evils out there in the real world (drugs, violence, crime ,etc) I think the issue of hairstyle is a non issue.Hair styles don't determine intelligence,the worth of a person, responsibilty and accountability for our decisions.If you need an example of how hairstyle is not representative of the character of a man. Look at the haircuts of politicains (most politicians) and think about their  actions. Neither haircuts or clothes make the man.  Take care.